"Because I'm Not Ready..."

Look hon, I can't back up private discussions made behind locked boards 10 odd years ago and which don't exist anymore. Get it?

I do, it's not true. Some randomer said it to you and you bought it, even though it's proven wrong.

God anyone would think a mans life depended on this the way you bang on about all this.
Welcome to discussions with hardcore fans.
 
So, anybody else want to weigh in on that conversation Spike and Buffy had one time? Y'know, for the fun of it! 🙂

On a seperate note, it's good somebody actually brought facts to the discussion so it could come to some kind of conclusion. 😀
 
Black Eye Guy
Black Eye Guy
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Yeah because me having access to a Tardis to prove my case is not gonna be on the cards is it. 😀
 
Black Eye Guy
Black Eye Guy
The point is you can't, there's already proof they intended to not keep Spike dead.
bespangeled
bespangeled
Can I take a ride in it?
In Season 7, when Wood reveals that he is the son of a Slayer, Spike offers to leave Sunnydale, to which Buffy replies, "You can't...I'm not ready for you to not be here." This is not a debate, not an argument, not a ship war. This is your personal opinion and interpretation of the statement:

Why do you think that Buffy wasn't ready for Spike to not be there?

It was definitely emotional support and Spike is a fighter who won't back down easily. Spike was the only one who had her back more than anyone that season. She needed him in all ways.
 
Spike was a warrior for the light/good simply because he had gone and chosen to get a soul. That is a loss to evil (the First) and a net gain for Buffy. That's how I see the metaphysics - and since Buffy dealt so much in deeper concepts I think this is important.

I also think that Spike's redemption plan was to die instead of Buffy because there was gonna be some apocalypse and someone would need to die. There are no nuances for him in season 7 - if Buffy says it then it is right. Any objections is what the First wants. Which technically was right since I also think the First had some say in the group dynamics and problems. That set-up is prime for manipulation - and we saw a few of them. I doubt that was all there were.

I like Spike and Angel - usually slashed. I think that Buffy was a huge turning point for both of them - but she is also one part of what could theoretically be centuries more. Personally, I tend to suspect Buffy is better off without both - and all the baggage.
 
Silverspike
Silverspike
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