Spike and Joyce

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Do you think there should have been a scene at some point where Spike pays his last respects to Joyce? some scene with him standing at her graveside, maybe with no dialogue at all, just either standing there quietly for a few moments or finally placing flowers there, the way he tried to do when Xander kept him from coming into Buffy's house?
 
I think the trying-to-bring flowers scene pretty much was it. I don't think that he would be big on standing over a grave. He may have gone back to his crypt and had hot chocolate much the same way Giles went to his apartment and listened to "The Tales of Brave Ulysses," but I think as far as overt gestures go, once the flowers were shunned, he wouldn't try to get near her again.
 
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untouched
that charisma av looks so cute :)
I think so. As I said before, Joyce really understood Spike and he felt like he could tell anything to her without her judging him, so that scene would have been nice. But then again, he would have made me cry even more, so maybe noo lol
 
Karol
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And also, he must have visited her grave because he found Dawn there and then helped her with the ressurection spell.
 
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punkypower
great attention to detail!
Karol
Karol
SO TRUE
And also, he must have visited her grave because he found Dawn there and then helped her with the ressurection spell.

That's a great point. There's no way that out of the 17 or whatever cemetaries in Sunnydale, Buffy would have chosen Spike's to bury her mother. Not at that point. He must have been Out For A Walk. That scene is suddenly so incredibly sweet. Do you think he was there when Buffy was sitting there with Angel?
 
And also, he must have visited her grave because he found Dawn there and then helped her with the ressurection spell.

Good point. Never thought about that. And I think Spikes willingness to help Dawn (despite the wrath of Buffy if she found out he was involved) shows volumes on how much he cared about Joyce.
 
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