The Killer In Me--thoughts

Why would you think that the only reason they included her was to boost ratings... that is stupid on your part.
Did they add Tara to boost ratings too? :lmao: She served a purpose in the story throughout the latter half of season 7 by being with and helping Willow aswell as training the girls who couldn't fight.

Yet you hated her for helping Willow and training the other girls to fight so they could live... That is a poor argument then on your part, plus with your view that she was only their for 'the lesbian appeal' is contrived by you just to have another reason to hate her!
 
Good so you just proved every Kennedy hater is stupid and we can move on.

For the love of St. Peter, do NOT make this thread devolve into ad-hominem attacks. It's just immature. I was being SARCASTIC; I thought Rowan's comment was accurate and funny and therefore made sure the thread conformed to his/her (sorry, darlin', I don't know which you are!) expectations TO GET A LAUGH.

And in the case that your comment wasn't directed at me (which it appeared to be, being situated directly below my post), well, we still don't want to start a "You stupid" "No, you stupid" fight because they're just . . . well, stupid.
 
Kean
Kean
exactly...if you have a point argue it using the evidence given not through a p***in contest
lol I was kidding, and said to move on, and you came back to blow it up.... Why?

I said we should drop the Kennedy hating and talk about the episode, yet everyone still continues.....
 
Okay, now I'm confused, GateGod. Will you please specify who you're talking to, especially if it's not the person who posted directly above you?
 
lol I'm telling every member of the board to stop telling me how much Kennedy is stupid and how much they hate her, and start talking about the episode ^.^

lol
 
I'll bet if it was a character you didn't like or didn't care about, you wouldn't be having issues. I think everyone has a right to voice their opinions about a character, and since she was such a big part of the episode, discussion of her IS discussion of the episode.
 
But I think she was greatest in this episode and her loyalty and deep affection for Willow is what lead us to where we are now, with Willow still being alive.
I think that is a pretty big, omg thank god you where there... Sure someone else could have been there, but she was, So she deserves credit for saving Willow.
People keep saying blah blah blah I hate her and leaving it at that is pointless and stupid, and degrades the point lol ^_^
 
whenever i see these discussions i get sooo intimidated! I never feel like i have something wonderfully provocative to say on the subject, but just my opinions. well, intimidated no more! here's what i think:

I tried to like Kennedy, i did. The first time through I hated her, and then watching it when i got the box set i tried so hard to find some redeeming qualities.

She was just so... off to me. I dunno. Her personality threw me, and i can't really explain why. But i never really believed she cared that much about willow. I mean... she seemed like that bratty little kid who wanted what she wanted, and that was willow in a lustful way, and then it wasnt really believable when all of a sudden shes talking all this mushy crap. I dunno. It just came out of nowhere and i didnt actually SEE those emotions grow.

She also just didn't seem willow's type.

And yes, i guess in real life the time is a while after Tara but still, i have a friend who lost her boyfriend to cancer 3 years ago and she still mourns over him every day, and hasnt dated anybody. I guess it all depends on the person but i still felt like it was too fast, especially for how in love Willow was with Tara.

Oh and to what someone said about the Xander/Willow relationship... if you wanna talk soulmates, i always thought they were more than anything (even if not on a romantic level but i wish they were). And hey, in The Wish they were together so maybe it was their "true feelings" coming out (at least at that point in time).

And i also thought Kennedy was so full of herself when training the girls. be hard on them, sure, call them maggots? I was like Kennedy, shut the crap up.
 
And where back to talking about Kennedy. Fine. ^_^

I still feel Kennedy saving Willow's life in this episode should count for idk..... everything!!!
 
Kemy
Kemy
Wrong. Kennedy hitting on her and kissing her is what caused it all in the first place!
She was just so... off to me. I dunno. Her personality threw me, and i can't really explain why. But i never really believed she cared that much about willow. I mean... she seemed like that bratty little kid who wanted what she wanted, and that was willow in a lustful way, and then it wasnt really believable when all of a sudden shes talking all this mushy crap. I dunno. It just came out of nowhere and i didnt actually SEE those emotions grow.

And i also thought Kennedy was so full of herself when training the girls. be hard on them, sure, call them maggots? I was like Kennedy, shut the crap up.

Summed up very nicely. 🙂 Pretty much my thoughts on the matter. And don't feel intimidated, you managed fine. 🙂
 
G
GATEGOD
no, she was trying to help, and did help
So none of you care that Kennedy was just trying to help Willow and did so. And you didn't care that she was given the job of training the girls, Buffy was there when she said these things, buffy said much worse, yet we all love her. Kennedy did her job, and trained the girls. Most of them are alive because of it probably. I could care less how she acted to the girls, she did help. And in this episode Saved Willow!!!!!!!!

I guess I just don;t have a hateful way about me towards characters who did good things and helped people :cry: idk why
 
again, i had a hard time believing Kennedy could be the one to save her life. It just seemed so... contrived. It irked me. Maybe it was just the writing. i don't know.
 
Kemy
Kemy
Yeah, the whole episode felt like a contrived way to make Kennedy important.
And you fail to realise it was Kennedy who endangered Willow's life in the first place. Doesn't matter if I save someone who fell off a cliff if I was the person who shoved them off in the first place etc

She may have had good intentions but she went about it in the wrong way, arrogant and brattish with little or no true regard for everyones feelings and personal space.

She was above herself, thought she was better than Buffy, even had something nasty and condescending to say right to Buffys face first thing through the frikkin' door and was half expecting Willow to sleep with her the first night.

Just insufferable.
 
She never thought she was better then Buffy in the beginning she was all about how great Buffy was and what Buffy did when she killed the uber vamp.

[And you fail to realise it was Kennedy who endangered Willow's life in the first place] ... That is a stupid way to look at what happened. Amy was the one who put a spell on Willow, Willow was the one who killed warren, Willow was the one who brought out Warren in herself, Amy was the one who didn't stop the spell.

Kennedy was the one who told willow everything would be okay and brought her back from the edge. She never endangered her life, how the hell can you think that. Amy cast the spell Willow killed Warren, what did Kennedy do Kiss her... omg can no one see what I'm saying :cry:
 
And its entirely possible that without such a strong emotional catalyst that the Glamour may only have made Willow say...feel guilty about the calories in a slightly more extravagant breakfast cereal she has instead. Or not even worked at all, Kennedy caused probably the most painful thing to Willow resurface and endangered her, and everyone else Willow may have hurt through taking on Warren's shovanism.

If she'd backed off or concentrated on you know, going on that outing and trying to save the world like she was supposed to it would all never have happened.
 
haha Reading your posts are hilarious. Kennedy had no idea here was a spell on Willow, so she couldn't have done anything about it. She was furthering there relationship and Willow seemed to like it, she didn't pull away back off nothing. She even said it was nice... How can you not see that Kennedy didn't do it to willow AMY did.
Kennedy saved Willow!
 
And it was a poor decision on the writer's parts to bring Kennedy in and contrive a storyline around her that way, as its been stated above its not really very believable.

All she did was kiss her. About the most uninspired lazy ass way someones ever been saved.
 
agreed Kemy! the point is, i had never said she DIDNT save willow, i just said the way it happened seemed very over the top and just not believable for the situation.

And sure, Kennedy didn't know there was a spell but she was still the one who caused the issue, it doesn't take away from that.
 
And sure, Kennedy didn't know there was a spell but she was still the one who caused the issue, it doesn't take away from that.

Whatever I blame Amy the person who cast the spell but fine, you all can blame the character you hate.
 
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