GentlyBenevolnt
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- Apr 24, 2015
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I think from my point of view, Willow at the beginning wasn't 'sweet', she was a doormat. She doesn't even get why Buffy would want to spend time with her and never challenges everyone's expectation that she'll do their homework etc.
I think I would have to shake series 1-2 Willow much and often. Buffy tries to challenge her thinking but it bounces off...
Willow stumbles as she tries to wake up and grow up (and yes it's extreme because it's BTVS analogy land) but don't we all?
Far from seeing grown Willow as arrogant and not needing her friends, I see her feeling free to go out and be herself, then come back and re-engage with her friends, that's far more healthy than the obssessing younger Willow.
They only gave us a glimpse of Willow's family but I'm not sensing a lot of care, it just shows it's a much longer journey to work yourself out from scratch than emerge from a good faamily all confident and sorted.
I think I would have to shake series 1-2 Willow much and often. Buffy tries to challenge her thinking but it bounces off...
Willow stumbles as she tries to wake up and grow up (and yes it's extreme because it's BTVS analogy land) but don't we all?
Far from seeing grown Willow as arrogant and not needing her friends, I see her feeling free to go out and be herself, then come back and re-engage with her friends, that's far more healthy than the obssessing younger Willow.
They only gave us a glimpse of Willow's family but I'm not sensing a lot of care, it just shows it's a much longer journey to work yourself out from scratch than emerge from a good faamily all confident and sorted.