Finally caught up to the new Buffy and can I say HOLEEE SHIT!?! I did not see that coming. I think I've been focusing so much on the development of other characters that I've been ignoring what's going on with
Willow.
And, yeah, it makes me
sad that they went that way, again.
I am curious as to who
the "last girl is who got transformed." In "Fray" we all get the impression it was Buffy that was the last slayer. At least, I did. But, from what Melaka says, she hasn't figured that out from the Watcher's Diaries and considering she knows who Buffy is supposed to be, it would indicate otherwise. So, is it Buffy or not?
Also, is there any connection
between Future!Willow and Twilight? It's a lame connection, but as Xander said, real flames aren't green, so it's magic. And then we see the future demon encased in green by Willow. So, is all magic indicated with the use of green this or that or is it peculiar to Willow?
Most of all, I'ma use
"Boy, the English language is just losing it. I should have treated it better."
as my tagline after this weekend.
Hee, yeah, I liked that line, SailAweigh. It made the
futurespeak
a little less irritating.
Man, I'm confused. I thought the
that the reveal at the end was Willow,
until I read the letters page, which
made me think it was Dru.
But
it is Willow, right?
Geez, I've got to get my Buffy! I'm dying to know what all the hub-ub is, Bub. Think I'll take a long lunch tomorrow...
Jars, It was Willow. But they were trying to consciously mislead people into thinking it was Dru. And funnily enough, I accidentally had run my cursor over a spoiler before reading the issue, and had only seen the word "Drusilla," so I thought it was her.
Sail,
The
green flames
are from the
heavily magicked-up missle
that
Warren
fired at the
castle
last issue. I imagine the
magic
part was
Amy's
doing.
I still want to know who has the
itchy neck.
Ooh, Kalshane, that's right. Thanks!
Buffy: I know they've been hinting at it...
Kalshane, I pretty much agree with your entire post. And I can usually get origin of the futurespeak (although I admit Haddyn had eluded me) but does anyone grasp the etymology of "spled?"
