Angel's line: "Once we'd given the Twilight universe form, I was going to bring everyone over" - blatantly contradicts the events of #35. Angel was "given the Twilight universe form" on the last panel of #34. And in #35 he explicitly talked about himself and Buffy staying there.
I don't see that as a contradiction. We saw in 8.35 that the new universe was pretty much entirely a blank slate - literally so in the panels which were just a plain white background with Angel and Buffy standing in front of it. The universe was shaping itself around them, and changing in response to their thoughts - it looked like the Garden of Eden at first, then it looked like the Bronze. Buffy's clothes kept changing to suit her subconscious mood. In other words, the new universe wasn't finished, and still needed to be shaped into form before it could receive its new inhabitants.
'Tool' is a fairly mild slang word for penis, actually. Faith is saying that Angel is acting like a dick.
We saw in 8.35 that the new universe was pretty much entirely a blank slate - literally so in the panels which were just a plain white background with Angel and Buffy standing in front of it. The universe was shaping itself around them, and changing in response to their thoughts - it looked like the Garden of Eden at first, then it looked like the Bronze. Buffy's clothes kept changing to suit her subconscious mood. In other words, the new universe wasn't finished, and still needed to be shaped into form before it could receive its new inhabitants.
The new universe turned blank slate when Buffy declared that it's a Daffy Duck cartoon. Before that, it was a full-fledged paradize.
Apparently, the new dimension was shaped by its inhabitants' mental state.
Tool' is a fairly mild slang word for penis, actually. Faith is saying that Angel is acting like a dick.
Heeeee! I swear, I was clueless about the double-entendre!
I remember my dearest beta deird1 telling me that English is such a tricky language in regard to sexual innuendos. Almost every second combination of words may have a sexual connotation.
I don't see that as a contradiction. We saw in 8.35 that the new universe was pretty much entirely a blank slate - literally so in the panels which were just a plain white background with Angel and Buffy standing in front of it. The universe was shaping itself around them, and changing in response to their thoughts - it looked like the Garden of Eden at first, then it looked like the Bronze. Buffy's clothes kept changing to suit her subconscious mood. In other words, the new universe wasn't finished, and still needed to be shaped into form before it could receive its new inhabitants.
'Tool' is a fairly mild slang word for penis, actually. Faith is saying that Angel is acting like a dick.
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The new universe turned blank slate when Buffy declared that it's a Daffy Duck cartoon. Before that, it was a full-fledged paradize.
Apparently, the new dimension was shaped by its inhabitants' mental state.
Tool' is a fairly mild slang word for penis, actually. Faith is saying that Angel is acting like a dick.
:))))) I'm an idiot, LOL!
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Hahah, no you're not!
Although I admit I always thought you were purposefully using Xander's quote as a double-entendre in this icon of yours I snagged. :D
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I remember my dearest beta deird1 telling me that English is such a tricky language in regard to sexual innuendos. Almost every second combination of words may have a sexual connotation.
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