Quick summary: Anya became a vengence demon again after Xander left her. Basically she started out trying to make everyone else wish vengence on Xander (S6.) Then she gave up on Xander and somewhat forgave him. (is that possible for a vengence demon?) During S7 she started out half heartedly doing vengence, but Anya wasn't fully commited to hurting people. Maybe because she can only be fully guided by the demon inside of her if she doesn't fight back? Anya ended up killing several fraternity boys by granting the wish of a girl who were tormenting (not phsically) who wished that they would have their hearts ripped out. Anya unleased a giant spidermonster that killed them. Basically, Willow finds out what happened. Buffy then decides to kill Anya. Xander wants to stop her. Buffy and Anya fight and then Buffy sticks a sword through Anya's heart which hurts Anya but does no lasting damage. Willow summons D'Hofran (I have no idea how to spell it) and Anya asks to take back what she did. Anya knows that the only way to reverse the spell is for a vengence demon to die. In other words she is willing to die for what she did in order to make it right. Instead of killing Anya, D'Hofran summons and then kills her friend who is also a vengence demon and then makes Anya human in order to hurt her. That's basically how Anya became human the second time. I'm doing this from memory so if there are any mistakes I appologize.Vampyr said:Oh, I only saw the last ep. of season 7, lol. But Last thing I heard was that she had turned Vengeance again?? So lost. ::crying2:
What do you mean by the Cordy comment is it in Angel S4 with Jasmine? Plus, I'm not saying that the vengence demon takes over, just that it suppresses human instincts of compassion. D'Hofran (how do you spell that?) chooses really hurt and angry women to make into vengence demons. Maybe the demon helps to preseve that state of mind? I wouldn't say that Anya hurt Olaf; he really liked being a troll.FaithsTruCallin said:She didn't feel guilty for killing anyone that she killed before season 3. and the fact that she felt guilty when she was a vengence demon proves that the demon doesn't take her over... I'm guessing it's kinda like what happened to Cordy.
I love them both too. Anya's death way meaningless and shocking; Cordy's death was meaningless but not shocking and she got to say goodbye. Maybe that's why. Personally I miss the equally.FaithsTruCallin said:I love Anya so much. Why did she have to die? Oh i miss her so much. More than Cordy... which doesn't make sense, becuase I like them equally...
Its not the same thing.FaithsTruCallin said:What I mean is that Cordy got the demon in her so her visions wouldn't kill her. She didn't change, she just had powers... and I get what you mean, and maybe you're right. I'll ask Sarah next time I talk to her.