Soulmates aren't real anyway, so... It's not an issue.Neither really. But if I had to pick, it would be Cangel. It's a more grown up relationship. It did feel to me very sudden, but seeing these two becoming from being friends to close friends then to lovers, it was very real, it wasn't forced (by the characters, it was very natural). I'm not sure they're soulmates though.
That wasn't really Cordelia though.Bangel. I was on the fence about Cangel while watching Angel, but then that whole Cordy/Angel/Connor love triangle made it really really awkward for me to see Angel and Cordy together.
Not to mention the whole 'Buffy' thing during the imaginary lovemaking.
Only if you don't take into account that the Shaman would've had to use a memory of Angel's previous situation to facilitate the same experience, and thus, reaction. Or you could run with the idea that he was fantasising about Buffy, while with Cordelia, which doesn't really make any sense, because if he actually wanted Buffy, wouldn't she have been there in his perfect day fantasy anyway? It also proves that he doesn't really love either woman.had totally forgotten about that. very telling.
Only if you don't take into account that the Shaman would've had to use a memory of Angel's previous situation to facilitate the same experience, and thus, reaction. Or you could run with the idea that he was fantasising about Buffy, while with Cordelia, which doesn't really make any sense, because if he actually wanted Buffy, wouldn't she have been there in his perfect day fantasy anyway? It also proves that he doesn't really love either woman.
That feels so fanwanky though. My explanation is much more rational. I was arguing FOR Cangel, not against it.I've always took it that he was simply remembering the last time he lost his soul. As you say, if he wanted Buffy, she would have been in the fantasy. Also he only mentions Buffy once the trigger has activated; the process that led to the trigger didn't include Buffy at all.
I meant, that all the theory of Angel fantisising about Buffy, while with Cordy, proves, is that he doesn't love either woman.I don't think it proves that he doesn't love either woman though.
That feels so fanwanky though. My explanation is much more rational. I was arguing FOR Cangel, not against it.
I don't think we're contracting each other per se, I was merely arguing an explanation for the 'Buffy' line rather an ignoring it altogether
I meant, that all the theory of Angel fantisising about Buffy, while with Cordy, proves, is that he doesn't love either woman.
Right got, I agree 🙂.