I got a coherent story, it's just so completely AU for any Universe that it made me WTF at times. Not that that's bad - I love AU.
My intrerpretation:
Angel and Crew, after getting info from Andrew, decide to kill crazy-slayer/River/sometimes Faith/at least once Gwen (I loved the meshing). Buffy is all Dawn-style protective for... some unexplained reason. Spike abandons Angel-and-crew for Buffy, and they have a battle of the badasses. Angel wins, captures the slayer, but.... ZOMG THE TWIST CAN THEY SAVE CRAZY-SLAYER?
It'd be long, but it could be pretty good. Definitely more a Buffyverse story than Firefly-verse, though.
Why white font about stories all of which bowed two or three years ago?
I think it would be better without River; she's not part of the 'verse. I don't think her presence in the Buffyverse would hurt the Buffyverse, but I think it feels like a violation of a Firefly character, and its 'verse.
Just ran into Sean Maher at the grocery store. He was very beautiful and I managed to chat without making an extraordinarily large jackass out of myself while thinking, "gosh, he's beautiful."
I said, "wow, you look beautiful!"
Which I say to boys I know well who look beautiful, but am unsure if it's a weird thing from an almost complete stranger to say.
Surely, he's used to it by now.
Last weekend I told a stranger I'd had a crush on him when I was 14. It seemed to work out okay.
Why white font about stories all of which bowed two or three years ago?
I was white-fonting the fake story, for those who haven't seen the trailer yet. I... don't really know why?
I agree it'd be better without River, though incorporating the Serenity fight scenes gave for some fabulous action moments.
Sean Maher IS beautiful.
I was white-fonting the fake story, for those who haven't seen the trailer yet. I... don't really know why?
Ah. I see. You're not just adorkable; you're also considerate.
In Edinburgh, me and my friend Kirsty got on to the red carpet at the Serenity (actual world) premiere at the film festival. I stood there, with a crap home MiniDV camera in hand, whilst Kirsty fished out a microphone which resembled (and possibly was) a karaoke one. Some security guy came up, but I protested and we stayed. Hurray!
Anyway, we interviewed everybody (including Nathan, who seemed to shout things at us, and Adam Baldwin, who totally realised we were fans - Kirsty had a giant Serenity patch on her coat which was possibly a small giveaway). And everything was great. Nobody geeked out. And then we got to Sean Maher.
And Kirsty drooled over him. Like, a lot. She grazed into his dreamy eyes and drifted off into oblivion. Hell, I almost did the same, and I'm not gay. He is, as some may suggest, a very pretty man.
Serenity is on HBO right now. AIFG!
