Foreshadowing

[Buffyverse Fan]

I think the coolest (possibly unintentional) was the Master's Aurelian Prophecies in S1 revolved around the Master's progeny awakening an Old One who would go on to rule and in Angel S5 his and Spike's actions lead to Illyria's awakening and in After the Fall Spike leads Illyria to becoming a Lord of LA.

 

[Avalith]

Okay, I have a few that may or may not have been mentioned, I only read about five of the pages:

"I've read this tale, there is wedding then betrayal"

More then you know, Anya.

In "Lover's Walk" Spike says: "You'll fight, and you'll shag, and you'll hate each other till it makes you quiver, but you'll never be friends"

It pretty much sums up his relationship with Buffy in Season 6.

 

[grrarg]

How about watching Buffy get buried alive by the Master in Nightmares? I mean, I know she never got buried alive, but it is kind of striking to see her stuck in that coffin, trying to pry her way out. Am I wrong?

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In Nightmares The Master buries Buffy and she has to claw her way out of her own grave, kinda forshadowing the beginning of season 6 when she does so again.

Sorry! I should have searched the thread first!

 

[Tru]

Not really foreshadowing, just an interesting point. In the Angel season 2 episode The Trial, human Darla is in the hotel garden and she says:
"Hmm, Jasmine. It blooms at night. I remember what that was like.

In season 4 (Shiny Happy People), this is said:
Jasmine: That fragrance... It's lovely. What is it?
Angel: Must be the jasmine.
Jasmine: Oh, night blooming.

Obviously how Jasmine got her name. I found it intersting that Darla would make the same comment, as her second exsistance was to allow Connor's birth, thus allowing Jasmine to be "born".