30 days of Buffy meme: cutest moment
Day 1: Favorite Season
Day 2: Favorite Episode
Day 3: Favorite Song Used In An Episode
Day 4: Favorite Female Character
Day 5: Least Favorite Female Character
Day 6: Favorite Male Character
Day 7: Least Favorite Male Character
Day 8: Favorite Friendship
Day 9: Favorite Romance
Day 10: Least Favorite Season
Day 11: Least Favorite Romance
Day 12: Least Favorite Episode
Day 13: Favorite Potential Slayer
Day 14: Favorite Female Villain
Day 15: Favorite Male Villain
Day 16: Episode You Like That Everyone Else Hates
Day 17: Character You Relate To The Most
Day 18: Character Who Didn’t Get Enough Screen Time
Day 19: Character You Like That Everyone Else Hates
Day 20: Best Spike-centric Episode
Day 21: Best Willow-centric Episode
Day 22: Best Xander-centric Episode
Day 23: Two Characters You Wanted To Get Together That Never Did
Day 24: Favorite Example of 90s Special Effects
Day 25: Favorite Buffyverse Saying
Day 26: Favorite Scooby Moment
Day 27: Cutest Moment
Spike and Buffy tickle me. They do from the very beginning. If they are on the screen together or even thinking about one another, things will get interesting. In Seasons Two, Three, and Four they tickle me. It's in Season Five where they start to hurt my heart with razor sharp blades. They switch to blunt instruments in Season Six, bludgeoning my heart to death with sorrow as they just barely fail to touch where they meet in the middle. Season Seven hurts my heart with a warm glowing pain. The whole interchange in "Touched" in the deserted house--from start to finish--that is the one moment in this series when it's sweet happiness instead of stinging sadness that brings tears to my eyes. I'm a sap and a hopeless Romantic--in the English Major 19th century literature movement sense of the word. To paraphrase:
"I'm a romantic--a sentimental person thinks things will last--a romantic person hopes against hope that they won't."
--F. Scott Fitzgerald
Paraphrasing Romanticism with the words of a Modernist--that sounds about right.
(Caps are by by Emma-Jane.)
Day 28: Character You Love To Hate
Day 29: Episode You Hate That Everyone Else Loves
Day 30: What You Think Made Buffy So Great
Day 2: Favorite Episode
Day 3: Favorite Song Used In An Episode
Day 4: Favorite Female Character
Day 5: Least Favorite Female Character
Day 6: Favorite Male Character
Day 7: Least Favorite Male Character
Day 8: Favorite Friendship
Day 9: Favorite Romance
Day 10: Least Favorite Season
Day 11: Least Favorite Romance
Day 12: Least Favorite Episode
Day 13: Favorite Potential Slayer
Day 14: Favorite Female Villain
Day 15: Favorite Male Villain
Day 16: Episode You Like That Everyone Else Hates
Day 17: Character You Relate To The Most
Day 18: Character Who Didn’t Get Enough Screen Time
Day 19: Character You Like That Everyone Else Hates
Day 20: Best Spike-centric Episode
Day 21: Best Willow-centric Episode
Day 22: Best Xander-centric Episode
Day 23: Two Characters You Wanted To Get Together That Never Did
Day 24: Favorite Example of 90s Special Effects
Day 25: Favorite Buffyverse Saying
Day 26: Favorite Scooby Moment
Day 27: Cutest Moment
Spike and Buffy tickle me. They do from the very beginning. If they are on the screen together or even thinking about one another, things will get interesting. In Seasons Two, Three, and Four they tickle me. It's in Season Five where they start to hurt my heart with razor sharp blades. They switch to blunt instruments in Season Six, bludgeoning my heart to death with sorrow as they just barely fail to touch where they meet in the middle. Season Seven hurts my heart with a warm glowing pain. The whole interchange in "Touched" in the deserted house--from start to finish--that is the one moment in this series when it's sweet happiness instead of stinging sadness that brings tears to my eyes. I'm a sap and a hopeless Romantic--in the English Major 19th century literature movement sense of the word. To paraphrase:
"I'm a romantic--a sentimental person thinks things will last--a romantic person hopes against hope that they won't."
--F. Scott Fitzgerald
Paraphrasing Romanticism with the words of a Modernist--that sounds about right.
(Caps are by by Emma-Jane.)
Day 28: Character You Love To Hate
Day 29: Episode You Hate That Everyone Else Loves
Day 30: What You Think Made Buffy So Great