I would say Buffy, even though i am a complete and total Spuffy fan. Like someone said, no one has ever made the other happier. In one episode in season three (i forget which one) Angel says: "You'll always be my girl."
Buffy replies: "Always."
It just made me think, because they really said it like they meant forever.
Cordy. I really liked them together. To me, she understood Angel and could get him to open up to her about his feelings. Angel really loved her.
I guess I just don't see it. I like Cordelia, but I think that Joss was so desperate to throw in a love interest for his hero that it just came off so... bad.
Part of me actually preferred Angel being alone, if he couldn't have Buffy. Because moreso than any other character in the Buffyverse, Angel is a creature of strength.
Though I can't deny, like Spuffy, I saw the attraction of Nina and Angel.
I guess I just don't see it. I like Cordelia, but I think that Joss was so desperate to throw in a love interest for his hero that it just came off so... bad.
Part of me actually preferred Angel being alone, if he couldn't have Buffy. Because moreso than any other character in the Buffyverse, Angel is a creature of strength.
Though I can't deny, like Spuffy, I saw the attraction of Nina and Angel.
Do I even need to answer this lol?
Buffy. It keeps coming back to her and it always will. Nodody has come close to making them as happy as they make each other. Their words and actions in Chosen and The Girl in Question showed that they are still THAT person for each other.
So Buffy, for me, is still and always will be Angel's girl.
I voted Cordy for Angel, although I do love Darla and Angel together. I don't like Bangel because their relationship was too fast, and it was not true love.
Thanks Kean! All this Cordelia love I almost went to the dark side!!! Bangel forever!!!!!!:lmao:
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Seriously, you don't think it was true love?!!!! I'm perplexed.: erm :
No, I don't think it was true love, because Angel didn't even seem to like her that much, it seemed like he was just with her because he didn't want to hurt her feelings. Also their relationship didn't develope or grow, and like some people said, they didn't seem to know eachother that well.
I think it was true love. Particularly given the sacrifices Angel made, which doesn't constitute being with her simply because he didn't want to hurt her.
I'll agree to disagree, but the idea that he didn't like her that much is... odd. 😛
No, I don't think it was true love, because Angel didn't even seem to like her that much, it seemed like he was just with her because he didn't want to hurt her feelings. Also their relationship didn't develope or grow, and like some people said, they didn't seem to know eachother that well.
Without sounding really mean, did we watch the same show?! I've heard/seen a lot of Bangel bashing my time, but I have never seen anyone interpret their relationship this way.
Angel was clearly head over heels for Buffy, he was always tortured and brooding about it. Even as Angelus, he showed that he had some real strong feelings from her and knew her so well that he knew exactly how to get at her. If they weren't so in love pre-Angelus, the Angelus arc would not have been so heartbreaking.
I always saw Angel as being the one doing more of the chasing at times, particularly at the start of Season 2, so I struggle to see how you think he was only with her because he didn't want to hurt her feelings. I mean, his last word before losing his soul/humanity was 'Buffy' - the thing that was going to be the biggest loss for him, the thing he didn't want to lose the most; which says a lot to me.
Their relationship developed much like any other teenage/cradle robbing creature of the night relationship. They spent a lot of time together, made out a lot and then had sex, when they felt the time was right. And then they managed to get past the whole Angelus thing and reach, for a little while, contentment together in Season 3. Now if that's not development, I don't know what is.
And now, I'm going to get off my soap box and make way for Kean! (sw)
flannen said:I mean, his last word before losing his soul/humanity was 'Buffy' - the thing that was going to be the biggest loss for him, the thing he didn't want to lose the most; which says a lot to me.
I think I've recently come to the conclusion that Angel should probably soldier on alone.
I'm not sure I'm conceding to Spuffy, because while I'm becoming more and more open minded on that relationship by the second, I still don't see the awe-inducing love. Not on Buffy's end, anyway. To me, Buffy's attraction and feelings for Spike lay firmly within the realm of "sufficient" which is to say that I think she regards him no more than she regarded Riley.
But I think "the Girl in Question" has shown me that while she will carry Angel and Spike in her heart forever, and though I still believe she loved Angel more, that she ultimately is seeking love elsewhere.