Giles wasn't responsible at all. He always frowned upon Willow's reliance of magic.
Agreed, Giles counselled Willow against using magick, but she wouldn't listen. Should he not have let Buffy fight because she might end up like Faith?
Giles wasn't responsible at all. He always frowned upon Willow's reliance of magic.
Agreed, Giles counselled Willow against using magick, but she wouldn't listen. Should he not have let Buffy fight because she might end up like Faith?
No, I'm saying when Willow was starting out using magick, Giles was concerned about it and Willow waved him off. When Willow got into major magick she was grown and acting of her own free will. Expecting Giles to tell Willow to not use magick at that point because something bad might happen would be like telling Buffy she shouldn't fight because she might end up like Faith.
In the same way some athleates are better than other, some just have a natural advantage over others
Willow has that. Amy, Tara and Rack all allude to that.
Some athletes are better than other because they work harder. To imply that success in sport is a matter of genetics is downright insulting to every athlete out there. Seriously.
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Some athletes are better than other because they work harder. To imply that success in sport is a matter of genetics is downright insulting to every athlete out there. Seriously.
And for every single of those allusions there's like ten or more scenes about Willow doing research or messing up spells or suffering from headaches because she pushed herself too hard. Amy, Tara, Rack, Giles? We haven't seen them taking painkillers, have we? Wanna know why? 'Cause they are nowhere near as hardcore as Will. No, it's only Willow who's willing to push herself so hard that she literally collapses onto the ground with a bleeding nose. It's not a gift, it's not natural advantage, it's just Willow being a badass.