This is why Buffy shouldn’t be in charge. Spike turns to leave, saying that Buffy’s “speechifying” isn’t for him, and Buffy turns on him, too, saying he was a better fighter before he had a soul. Dawn doesn’t speak up during this scene, and I kind of wish she would. Xander tries to lighten the mood by reminding Buffy that she’s talking to her friends here, but Anya says she isn’t friends with them, prompting Buffy to ask her what she’s even doing there, then. Kennedy interrupts to tell Buffy that she’s wrong, that Willow is more powerful than she is, but Buffy responds by saying that she’s the only one who can use her powers.
She tells them she’s been carrying them, that they all rely on her (well, after Showtime, wasn’t that the idea?) and that they need to pull their act together if they’re going to be an army. She tells them that Chloe was an idiot, and that it’s ridiculous that she’s having to use her Slayer powers to bury her rather than fighting evil. The Potentials are all crying, and Buffy takes this opportunity to deliver another one of those speeches that’s supposed to be rabble-rousing, but is in fact just really obnoxious. Something has just occurred to me: where the hell is Giles this episode? He wasn’t there, at all, was he? After First Date, considering the attitude Buffy’s about to take with everyone, he really needed to be around.īuffy buries Chloe’s body… er, somewhere, not sure where, not sure if it matters … and then marches back into her house, still clutching the shovel.
I can’t remember if there’s ever been suicide in Buffy before, and I really don’t like it. This part is really, really creepy, possibly not least because Buffy’s so utterly cold about it, demanding a knife to cut Chloe down. The girl from Buffy’s dream, Chloe, has killed herself, and the First is ready and waiting to manifest as Chloe to gloat, and tell the other Potentials, who’ve all flooded into the room, that they’re next. Later, Dawn explains to Buffy that she’s looked at some of the stuff in the Slayer kit, and there’s a big book that’ll need translating, but she’s cut off when she and Buffy walk into a bedroom to find a Potential hanging from the ceiling.
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There are a series of close-ups on their faces as they face-off I actually really quite enjoy this plot strand and am impatient for the pay-off. Isn’t that a Xander joke, anyway? Wood wanders around the basement being weird, clearly accusatory, while Spike talks about all the people he’s killed. There’s a really, really lame joke where Spike says he “beat off” the assassin, then realises that’s a euphemism for masturbation, and, ugh. Wood asks Buffy to show him “the vampire”, and in the basement, Anya and Spike are bickering over the fact that he didn’t kill the assassin and thus he might come after her again. Buffy gets her melancholy on again, telling Wood that some of the Potentials will die, and that she won’t be able to stop it. Wood gives Buffy a gift – an emergency kit that’s supposed to be a Slayer heirloom, except he never passed it on after his mum died – and asks to see “where she works.” Back at Buffy’s house, Andrew greets them at the door, wearing an apron and an oven glove, wanting to show them the “big board” where he’s been plotting strategy Buffy shoos him away and shows Wood, instead, the Potentials, who are doing army drills in the back garden. Spike is relieved when a demon, citing D’Hoffryn, turns up to kill Anya, but it turns out to be too difficult to him to kill so they run away instead.Īt Sunnydale High, all Hell is (almost literally) starting to break loose, as the Hellmouth beneath the school is making all the kids crazy and violent. Anya awkwardly flirts, saying she thought Spike was asking her on a date, and then rambles on a bit about sex, because apparently Anya’s characterisation this series is “sex maniac” and that’s it.
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After the credits, Anya bitches to Spike about the stupidity of her decision to become human again, and they both complain about how Buffy’s house is full of Potentials (here’s an idea: DON’T LIVE THERE, THEN) and agree that getting drunk is the best way of coping.
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