sergeant fury
scooby
- Joined
- May 31, 2015
- Messages
- 9
- Age
- 29
my love of whedon and all the whedonverses he has created with all his shows and movies has just immensely grown and it wasn't imaginable to think it could. This is all after seeing the finale episode and season of Angel of which was one of the closest episodes to perfect i believe have been made. this episode and season to me personally had everything i love about angel and everything whedon basically, with its humor, action, fantastic story telling, completely heart breaking moments ( i shall keep unknown in case of spoilers), absolutely lovable characters ( besides Jasmine and Conor in season 4), etc i could go on forever here.
Not fade away has to be one of my absolute favorite episodes of buffy and angel, as it brings us back to the classic noir feel of angel and the initial message it started off with when it first aired. as well as showing how much all the characters have progressed or even digressed and yet leaving me with a feeling that they circled round to their views they first started off with ( angel and gunn). others may complain about the ending and dislike how it all turned out and expected something different. but to me this was in a way a happy ending as after all this it never truly changed angel, even though he had clearly changed many times throughout the series run. but that in the end he still fights to "help the helpless" even when all the odds are against him and his allies and there is no easy decisions that can be made which is shown many times with Wesley ( of whom i completely love). they all still put the needs of others above themselves and fight the damn good fight even though they definitely cant be certain they will win the war. only that they can do their part and sacrifice all they are in doing so. making them all in the end champions, thankyou whedon for your damn fantastic stories.
Not fade away has to be one of my absolute favorite episodes of buffy and angel, as it brings us back to the classic noir feel of angel and the initial message it started off with when it first aired. as well as showing how much all the characters have progressed or even digressed and yet leaving me with a feeling that they circled round to their views they first started off with ( angel and gunn). others may complain about the ending and dislike how it all turned out and expected something different. but to me this was in a way a happy ending as after all this it never truly changed angel, even though he had clearly changed many times throughout the series run. but that in the end he still fights to "help the helpless" even when all the odds are against him and his allies and there is no easy decisions that can be made which is shown many times with Wesley ( of whom i completely love). they all still put the needs of others above themselves and fight the damn good fight even though they definitely cant be certain they will win the war. only that they can do their part and sacrifice all they are in doing so. making them all in the end champions, thankyou whedon for your damn fantastic stories.
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