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Thought You Should Know by Angearia
Chapter: Chapter 10
09/02/2009 07:07 am
another excellent chapter - this question of humans being on automatic saving is one that I wish the series had worked with more often - particularly on BtVS and all the dogma that came with the Slayer duty -
Yes, it's very interesting. My own personal take is that Slayers aren't meant to turn on humanity. That way leads to them losing their own tenuous hold with their own inner humanity. They're ever on edge and can be easily pushed over.
08/26/2009 11:38 pm
I was looking for a new story to read, and just read yours start to finish. I have to say as much as I love both the Angel and Buffy comics, i really wish this was how things turned out. Buffy and Spike all couplely! There is nothing better :D can't wait for more!!
Thanks! That's cool that you're a comics fan. Haha, you should come hang out on the SlayAlive boards. We're very comics friendly, lots of fun discussion there.
Niori
08/26/2009 08:48 pm
Great chapter. Buffy's mind set at the end reminded me of Angel in season two where he lets Darla and Dru eat the lawyers. Which has me hoping next chapter is gonna get all bloody (lol I'm in a horroresque mood).
I wonder who this Slayer is? One we know or a new one?
Can't wait to find out.
I wonder who this Slayer is? One we know or a new one?
Can't wait to find out.
Thanks! Yeah, great connection. The loss of faith in humanity is very Angel of Season two.
silver81
08/26/2009 07:41 pm
This is really dark stuff, but you've described it beautifully. love your writing!
Aw, thank you! I love getting your feedback.
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