Does anyone think Willow was forgiven to quickly in something blue?.

[Benz]

I get she had no control and didn’t realise what she was doing but I mean they all could be killed .

 

[nightshade]

She baked cookies!

I would have liked to see it referenced again later though.

 

[FaithLehane16]

No. I do, however think that Willow was forgiven way too quickly in Seasons 6&7. It's frickin ridiculous!!!

 

[Priceless]

Willow made a mistake when she was depressed and not thinking straight. If your friends don't forgive you at those moments, they're not really your friends. But I do also think that this was a sign of things to come with Willow and the others don't recognise it because they are her friends and find it easy to forgive her.

 

[Spanky]

Willow was always quickly forgiven for all of her transgressions because she was spunky and funny.

 

[sk]

Think the show works better when things are automatically forgiven and forgotten between episodes.

I mean, it happens a ridiculous amount of things. Every other week someone messes up and does something stupid.
Most of them is better to just ignore so we can go on with the next episode.

/SK

 

[spikenbuffy]

I think her trying to murder for vengeance with magic towards Oz & Veruca in Wild At Heart was way worse.

 

[Ethan Reigns]

I think "Something Blue" is a lot like "The Wish" in that the people making the wish had no idea that what they said was going to actually happen. She would be eligible to be forgiven since she did not realize it was a spell nor did she intend her words to be carried out. The spell that she did cast had lasting results - Spuffy became the dominant romance for the rest of the series, Xander remained a demon magnet with his romance with Anya, his kidnapping by Lissa and his eventual marriage to Dawn in the comics and Giles remained behind the power curve in everything he did thereafter with the exception of opposing Willow herself with "I'd like to test that theory".

The last we see of the original computer geek Willow is in "Gone" when she uses her computer skills to save Buffy from disintegration even though a spell would have been faster and time was of the essence.

 

[AlphaFoxtrot]

Yes. At the very least, Giles should have chewed her out for misusing magic, since Dark Willow was in the early planning stages.

 

[DeadlyDuo]

Yes. At the very least, Giles should have chewed her out for misusing magic, since Dark Willow was in the early planning stages.

I think the scoobies were still tiptoeing around Willow over Oz leaving her so I can see why they would be so quick to forgive her.