he wanted to join Black Thorn to bring them down, just like Angel.
This is the only goal that makes sense in light of his efforts to bring down the SP's during the first half of the season. If he'd been trying to join the Stonecutters in order to work with them, he presumably wouldn't have had to hide it from his potential employers.
This is the only goal that makes sense in light of his efforts to bring down the SP's during the first half of the season. If he'd been trying to join the Stonecutters in order to work with them, he presumably wouldn't have had to hide it from his potential employers.
Exactly. I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that Lindsey's plan might have made sense. I was getting used to nothing making sense.
I don't think Lindsey's spoken a single sense-making sentence this whole season. And I found it more than a little annoying.
Oh! I just remembered that I was going to note that those of us who are not video gamers as a hobby really didn't really catch the XBox/Playstation issue WRT Spike or last night.
I've played video games, and I know certain platforms exist, but knowing what is available on which? NSM.
He's already killed himself to stop a wave of evil. And he loved it.
Doesn't Shanshu mean some sort of combo of living and dying, which the MoG simply
assumed
meant "becoming mortal/human?"
Wouldn't it be a kicker if the reward for the ensouled vampire who played a role in preventing the Apocalypse was that he got to do it over, and over, and
over
again, dying while fighting the good fight then being brought back to unlife to go through the same dog and pony show ad infinitum?
Or has "Shanshu" been formally redefined since the S1 finale?
Now who let this @#$(&$ bunny into my office?
Fixed my typo, dammit.
That's OK, it's been immortalized by others.
Hee, I'm amused by the thought of Sisyphus!Spike.
"Off to save the bloody world again; it's what I do."
Or has "Shanshu" been formally redefined since the S1 finale?
I never think of things spoken as canon. I mean, it's canon that a character spoke the words, but there's no guarantee that the character is correct.
Jessica--Stonecutters? I'm drawing a blank (well, and thinking of the lj community of the same name). Was that term used in the show? Who are the stonecutters?
Daniel, I got a good giggle out of the Frogyn typo.
I've played video games, and I know certain platforms exist, but knowing what is available on which? NSM.
And some of us that do (namely me) obviously don't either. It's just a minor nitpick - much like the Italian from last week.
As for your typo, it was worth it for the Muppet!Angel on Kermit imagery.