Lol, more?
😀 Well then...
For me, Spuffy is special because it's so unique from other love stories I've read or seen on TV and in movies. A soulless vampire, who loved killing slayers in the past, falls in love with a slayer and wants to become a better person because of this love. A slayer, who embodies all that is good and fights evil forces, falls in love with a soulless vampire (yes, I believe Buffy was falling in love with Spike in s6 and that scared her because he had no soul). She grows to trust him and love him for the changes he's made and the loyalty he's shown. Their relationship was never black and white, nor should it be because it makes it that much more interesting. "Love isn't brains children, it's blood. Blood screaming inside you to work it's will." Spike definitely felt that when he fell in love with Buffy and Buffy certainly began to feel things for Spike that she couldn't ignore.
I can't remember who said it, but I read somewhere that in every other relationship Buffy had with someone besides Spike, the surprises in that relationship caused Buffy heartache. She expected them to be good, but they didn't end well. With Angel, there was the whole curse, their break-up in s3, and then Angel leaving Sunnydale (and for his own show is NO excuse). With Parker...we know that one, lol! And with Riley...don't even get me started
😉 But with Spike, Buffy expected him to be evil and do evil things because that's who he was when they met...a soulless vampire who wanted to kill the slayer. Yet, overtime, he showed how compassionate and how loyal he can be, from the last scene in FFL, "Intervention," getting his soul back, and much more. The good surprises often outweighed the bad ones, and Buffy really began to recognize that overtime
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If you want more, I found this livejournal that has a collection of quotes (which is where I got the above SMG quote) about Buffy and Spike. It includes quotes by Joss Whedon, the writers, and SMG and JM themselves
🙂 http://enisy.livejournal.com/1434.html