liked that especially because (for me) it called back to Willow's "You're 200 years old and you don't have time for coffee?" speech
Yes! It's like, very slowly, Angel has become known for his reluctance to have coffee in all but the most dire of situations.
Probably unintentionally, but it still made me giddily happy that Angel had time for coffee with Connor.
Oh, I thought it was totally intentional, and a nice illustration of both what Angel's managed to learn about what's really important.
It was really great they found a necrotempered cafe.
Speaking of....mmm, coffee.
It was really great they found a necrotempered cafe.
But they *sputter*...were they sitting in the window....*hey*.
That's a very good point, ita, and it makes my brain hurt. Guess they got kind of loose on that whole sunlight thing toward the end.
I'm still inarticulate, mostly. With tears, and with recognition of who these characters are, and the fitting end to this show. And yes, with white-hot anger at the temerity of the WB network to intrude on a wordless afterglow cast by ME with a self-aggrandizing and wholly false attempt at "label loyalty." Fuck that.
Every note was character-perfect, and there were many moments of surprise followed by a nod recognising the inevitability of that moment's choice for that character. It was masterful, and very possibly the high point of the entire series. It was a much more satisfying finale than Buffy's was.
I hated sobbing alone in front of my tv, unable to share the last watch-n-post with Buffistas. If Joss and Tim come up with another show, that'll be great. But I need a little mourning period, I think, before giving my devotion elsewhere.
It was really great they found a necrotempered cafe.
Angel was coming down a set of stairs when he went in, so maybe it was on a basement level.
(See Jess' hands. See Jess' hands wave.)
Angel was coming down a set of stairs when he went in
So you're saying he was coming down from street level, where the sun lives?
So you're saying he was coming down from street level, where the sun lives?
Maybe he finally took Cordy's S1 advice and bought an umbrella. Which he then, um, lost, just moments before entering the scene.
Or, all he could find was a parasol. Didn't want to look like a girl in front of Connor. Threw it in a gutter before entering.....um. Yeah.