Buffy Season 2 (Spoiler City)

POSTED BY: SisterBettyX
UPDATED: Friday, June 9, 2006 16:36
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Tuesday, May 30, 2006 9:21 AM

Every once and a while I'll find in fiction a character that I find interesting or compelling. While that is always a delight, Buffy is different.
Buffy is a hero. The genuine article. Most people don't write hero stories because they're played out. Joss Whedon found a way to write a heroic drama and make it fresh and personal without losing any of its hero impact.
Buffy manages to be vulnerable and human, but always brave despite her weaknesses. She regularly faces overwelming odds. She fights to the death almost every night of her life.
And survives.
She wrestles with her pesonal relationships. She often flails about and stumbles. Fortunatly, the next apocalypse is always just around the corner.
She is a hero,

She's gonna have it tough that slayer. She's just a kid
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DESKTOPHIPPIE

Tuesday, May 30, 2006 10:24 AM

I will never, ever forget how I felt watching the Buffy season two finale, Becoming II. It's an experience that's burned in my memory. I never realised before that day that watching TV could actually break your heart. I didn't get to see every episode of season two the first time around (I have since!) although thankfully I did get to see all the "big" events of that season. And Xanxder in speedos :) Still, once that episode finished I promised myself that I would never miss an episode ever again!

Which was a good choice. Season three was kickass, and remains my favourite.

Desktop Hippie: at one with the 'verse

RIVER6213

Wednesday, May 31, 2006 5:53 AM

Yes! The episode called Becoming II got to me also. I actually cried a few tears. What a heart break! Poor Buffy, Poor Angel!! I hung on every episode of Season 2

River

CHRISISALL

Friday, June 9, 2006 4:36 PM

As much as Becoming 2 was a heart-breaker, Amends in season 3 nearly killed me.

What a sissy-boy I am.

Soapy Chrisisall

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