The Killer In Me--thoughts

not arguing, just questioning, cause i dont get how this fits into the theory (and so sorry that this is off topic, im just curious). what about xander? he continuosly ignored her, and yet she liked him.
 
Remember that she'd known Xander since they were toddlers, and, while she said once that they hadn't always been close, both of them state that they've been best friends their whole lives.

Now, it may have been that Xander was her first genuine crush, but then consider this:
Who was there to support her when she broke the yellow crayon in kindergarten?
Who used to call her every night to talk about what went on today in school?

It's entirely possible that her crush on Xander was just the same response to being treated as if she mattered (one might even suggest that that's a large part of her friendship with Buffy, as well,) and that, if Oz or someone else had come along sooner, Willow might have given up her unrequited crush on Xander years before.

Edited to add: While Xander is studiously indifferent to her romantically since we first see them, we know from things Willow said that's not always been entirely the case, nor does he ever really ignore her in the same way that her parents and the other students do (with the exception of "The Pack.")
 
not arguing, just questioning, cause i dont get how this fits into the theory (and so sorry that this is off topic, im just curious). what about xander? he continuosly ignored her, and yet she liked him.

Yeah I'm with RH, I never said she responded to people who pay her romantically positive attention just positive. Even when she cheated with Xander she only reacted after he initiated it. She had feelings for him for years but she still didn't pursue
 
Yeah, true. I mean she always like ogled him from afar, but the only time she ever made some sort of a first move is in the Bronze in 'When she was bad' when she puts ice cream on her nose. But that was only after Xander had almost kissed her the night before. Poor insecure will.
 
I know poor will. but it just goes to show that no matter how much you grow there will always be a fundamental part of you that cannot change
 
I'd have liked the episode if it weren't for Kennedy, the episode seems important in the run of things, with Willow at least, but I just hate Kennedy.
 
The Willow/Kennedy/Warren scene near the end of the episode when Willow breaks down crying and blames herself and talks about Tara's death Is one of the saddest scenes on the show, and one of her best. Saying that, how can someone HATE the episode. I really enjoyed it. Willow was perfect this episode and I loved it. :cry: such a sad scene
 
I watched the episode a couple if nights ago, not fond of it since you know being an avid W/T shipper that episode isn't pleasant to watch.

But its very well acted, probably very demanding on Alyson, even Amy made a good villain and had that great creepy vibe. One of the few times I wasn't compelled to see if punching Warren through the tv screen could work.

The ending, ugh beautiful but too sad to watch too often, even after all that time Willow was as devoted to Tara as ever.

Now for the bad part. Kennedy. Nuff said in any other instance but in this episode shes like the mopey teenager that you have to take shopping with you and ends up yapping the entire time. And can you say pushy? god shes 17 and dealing with the most powerful Witch on Earth who's been through Hell after Tara's death and Kennedys acting like she owns Willow already, that gun really should have gone off in the last scene. Oh don't look at me like that, its not like Buffy and the others would really have missed her.

Anyhoo yes good episode but the W/K is too bothersome.
 
Kean
Kean
read the earlier posts and you'll see what he means by medicine cabinet..apparently all us Kennedy haters are nuts!...if hating her with a fiery passion makes me bonkers..well then drug me up!
<sigh> (Goes to check medicine cabinet again, grumbling, "Gonna have to start buying these things by the truckload, looks like...")

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<sigh> (Goes to check medicine cabinet again, grumbling, "Gonna have to start buying these things by the truckload, looks like...")

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Kemy agrees: Upset stomach?

No, headache... :drunk:

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%#@$$^!! Automerged doublepost....
 
Kemy
Kemy
Upset stomach?
Sorry Rowan but you're poor head isn't going to get any rest, as long as I draw breath I shall hate Kennedy as vocally as possible 😛
 
Yes like some bratty little niece or something, doesn't make her any more bearable, any character development she had went right out the window when she gave the First all it needed to drive Chloe to suicide soon after, degrading and humiliating the other Potentials when she wasn't even as good a person as half of them, she'd been any more of a bitch they wouldn't have needed the First to pick off the Potentials.
 
Umm person who is making no sense... Yes.. You. She was training them, turning them into fighters, that was her job...

Did you even know that?

All the first can do is talk ... so I guess Chloe is pretty weak if she had to take her own life then tell someone it wouldn't shut up...

Kennedy in this episode all she was trying to do was help Willow... Your favorite character and yet you hated her for it... wow..

I bet you liked Amy the person who was causing Willow all this pain and heartache, at the same time your hating the person who was trying to make it stop.

Bravo.
 
Sorry Rowan but you're poor head isn't going to get any rest, as long as I draw breath I shall hate Kennedy as vocally as possible 😛

So what else is new? Virtually every thread on every board I've seen sooner or later degenerates into either an "I hate ________" thread or a "Spike! Spuffy! Squeee!!!" thread. Or both at the same time.
 
Good so you just proved every Kennedy hater is stupid and we can move on.

Willow was sad this episode by what Amy did to her, how come they never brought Amy back up again ? Did they?
 
Good so you just proved every Kennedy hater is stupid and we can move on.

Willow was sad this episode by what Amy did to her, how come they never brought Amy back up again ? Did they?

And here I thought anyone who could see past the contrived and unnecessary inclusion of Kennedy where she was neither needed or wanted simply to draw in the larger male demographic for the lesbian appeal to boost the ratings of a poorly thought out season was more a mark of intelligence than stupidty...

And Amy plays an important role in Season 8, continuing her role as a magical villain and rival to Willow.
 
And here I thought anyone who could see past the contrived and unnecessary inclusion of Kennedy where she was neither needed or wanted simply to draw in the larger male demographic for the lesbian appeal to boost the ratings of a poorly thought out season was more a mark of intelligence than stupidty...

You know, I really don't agree that disliking any particular character is necessarily stupid (we all have our likes and dislikes, even if the Kennedy-haters go about as far over the top as any group I've ever seen,) but if that's the rationale you drew for the character's presence, then you might want to rethink your other conclusion there, is all I gotta say...
 
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