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Posted: 23:55 May 20 2003
last Buffy - Buffy ep22 - Chosen (the finale episode ever)
saw it last night - wow!! Great finish
Its sad that its gone but at least it does not drag on and on and goes out on a high
(Edited by Samphirette 02/06/2003 01:25)
Its sad that its gone but at least it does not drag on and on and goes out on a high
(Edited by Samphirette 02/06/2003 01:25)
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Very cool episode! A good end to a great season! Which itself was a great end to a fantastic series!
Buffy is dead! Long live Buffy! I'm so gonna miss it!
Buffy is dead! Long live Buffy!
I'm so gonna miss it!
Posted: 00:15 May 21 2003 
"Chosen" was, much to my surprise after last week's instalment, a truly splendid end to the series. I said in my less than complimentary rewiew of "End Of Days" that we needed cinema, and boy did we get it! The episode was laced with Jossian humour, the highlights being Giles's "How could it possibly get uglier? I used to be a highly respected Watcher, and now I'm wounded dawrf with the mystical strength of a doylie" and the classic conversation about mall shopping just before the big fight, ending with Giles saying "The earth is definitely doomed," brilliantly harking back to the end of part two of Buffy's pilot, "Harvest".
Talking of the big fight, WOW. It hit every note; emotionally, viscreally, dramatically. It was an absolute triumph of chronography and drama, and Buffy's plan to make every Potential a Slayer was, as Joss has said, a wonderful feminist message, and damn cool to boot. Was shocked by Anya's death and especially Spike's "death": considering what I've read about Angel next season, watching how they respond to that will be interesting to say the least! His "Oh *******s!" line was hillarious, and it was surprisingly touching when Buffy said she loved him, and Spike replied "No you don't, but thanks for saying so."
The destruction of Sunnydale was excellently done, and the final open-end - "What do we do now?" - was a great way to wrap things up (or not, of course) and about the only viable one, considering how little time was left for character resolution.
I won't be churlish and nitpick, because whatever its flaws, "Chosen" worked for me and was a great goodbye for Buffy. And the score was absolutely fantastic.
Goodbye Buffy, and thanks Joss for many years of enjoyment!
Talking of the big fight, WOW. It hit every note; emotionally, viscreally, dramatically. It was an absolute triumph of chronography and drama, and Buffy's plan to make every Potential a Slayer was, as Joss has said, a wonderful feminist message, and damn cool to boot. Was shocked by Anya's death and especially Spike's "death": considering what I've read about Angel next season, watching how they respond to that will be interesting to say the least! His "Oh *******s!" line was hillarious, and it was surprisingly touching when Buffy said she loved him, and Spike replied "No you don't, but thanks for saying so."
The destruction of Sunnydale was excellently done, and the final open-end - "What do we do now?" - was a great way to wrap things up (or not, of course) and about the only viable one, considering how little time was left for character resolution.
I won't be churlish and nitpick, because whatever its flaws, "Chosen" worked for me and was a great goodbye for Buffy. And the score was absolutely fantastic.
Goodbye Buffy, and thanks Joss for many years of enjoyment!
Posted: 04:23 May 23 2003 my favourite part was the scens of the new potentials all over the world feeling the new power especially the girl whose being abused by a man and suddenly grabbing the fist coming at her. loved that little bit.
by Byron
Buffy's plan to make every Potential a Slayer was, as Joss has said, a wonderful feminist message, and damn cool to boot. Was shocked by Anya's death and especially Spike's "death": considering what I've read about Angel next season, watching how they respond to that will be interesting to say the least! His "Oh *******s!" line was hillarious, and it was surprisingly touching when Buffy said she loved him, and Spike replied "No you don't, but thanks for saying so."
and agian. thanks Joss..its been a wild ride!
Posted: 02:22 May 29 2003 
These are my own (rather delayed) views on the episode.
My very first initial thought was there would have been more closure if Buffy had died. My thoughts were that it would be more heroic or realistic if she had died. I appreciate that it has previously been cheesy when she has died twice already, but the girl canÂ’t live forever and as it was the last of the series with presumably no return, then it would have been better
The storyline would have allowed for this:
Realistic version – Buffy got stabbed this was a fact. Realistically if Buffy had died in the middle of the battle with everything going on around her it would have symbolised that she was no longer the centre of slayer abilities. No longer “The One” for all the girls were holding their own during the fight (with one or two casualities)
Heroic version – As Buffy was dashing out of the school she notices that Anya has been left behind. During all the chaos Andrew thought she was well and truly dead, this might not have been the case. Buffy tries to help Anya out of the building, but she gasps her last breathe. Too late Buffy realises she’s lost of chance of escape and the school building crumbles on top of her. In a related moment, I am very surprised that Xander himself didn’t make too much effort to see Anya’s body before leaving the school.
Regardless of my thoughts, Buffy survived – damn shame in my opinion as too many fans will be constantly hoping she shows up in a film. What would be the reasoning in re-making Buffy into a 2 hour film when you’ve previously had near to 110 hours of total in 7 series I’ll never know.
So back to the episode – the oneliners and jokes about role playing were extremely funny and had me enthralled right from the start
Surprisingly was Angel backing out of the episode so early! I still imagined him to be watching and lurking at the end. Although I suppose he may have been watching over Buffy from the beginning, but as a character he’s hardly been with her for 4 years – so his appearance would have overshadowed her.
Spike went all glowing and disappeared. For him to reappear at any stage would give the indication that he has ascended to a higher plain. Well Daniel Jackson already did this in Stargate and then Cordelia did it in Angel – is this a new generation of repeated storylines I wonder. For this to happen would be cheesy and reminds me of a line Angel used “I did that first” relating to his soul.
Spike got a soul after Angel had been there and done that. For him to ascend would just be a rip-off from the Cordy thing.
Unfortunately going by the intial rumours surrounding Season 5 Angel about Spike becoming a regular gives the hint that he’s not dead – or more in the sense of the word – not dead and gone.
Rewatching some of season 2 Buffy this week made me realise how fresh and new a character Spike was. After a few seasons this was no longer the case. He may have been growing, but he was also a vampire joke that seriously would have had his arse kicked on many an occasion. But as he started to break up from the powerful force from the amulet, it reminded me of Doyle in Hero – that Spike had finally done his “good deed” and was feeling the humanity and goodness in him as he disappeared.
For Spike to move over to the Angel series would be wrong. If there is a proper character reason for it then fine – I’ll watch and decide like the next person. But if they think Spike will pull in anything new for the regular viewers then I think they are mistaken. I like Angel and the characters the way it is – although I think Giles could work very well there in the throws of the Wolfram offices with new material to admire.
So again back to the episode. The principal got hurt. “Argggggh please don’t kill him I was shouting” This was a character that had gone up a notch or three in my book when he’d stopped worrying about whether Spike should be killed or not. When him and Faith had previously jumped bones it hadn’t been obvious to me at all that they would. He suddenly became less stuffy and more of an action man (well apart from his pants obviously come off!)
Faith made me laugh when he questioned her bedroom abilities and she wanted to “go again” However, its never struck me that a woman would NOT first unbutton her jeans, proving that Faith is not quite ladylike. She seemed genuinally concerned for him on the bus, and I have to admit that it shocked me when he appeared to die. I would have shed tears for that character and moment – but Joss being a joker – bought him back with some wit.
So now all the potential slayerettes feel the slayer power around the world. This is surely good spinoff potential – although if a slayer of the week thing starts happening I could get very bored very quickly.
I would have to rewatch the ep – but I’m sure Amanda was killed. This is a huge shame to me as after Kennedy I thought she had better instincts than some of the other slayerettes.
But I view some good pairings if there is to be a future.
Faith & Principal Wood (although that’s another school gone – bloody good job Sunnydale had already evacuated I guess!) I could see this pair going to extremes to hunt down demons and vampire and not always playing it fair. These two would be very useful as semi-regulars on Angel for a start.
Willow & Kennedy would be the more fluffy and light version. With Willow slowly getting back into using the magics, with a little bit of Xander thrown in.
I guess there's not much left to say. Some fans sound like they'll be lost without anymore Buffy but ever series has to come to an end. Its one programme were you can sit and watch re-runs and hear those one-liners and see the continuity (or lack of) and still enough episodes.
Sky one are already re-running through season 2, this is a ongoing saga, full or merchandise and convention opportunities, that isn't going to go away in a hurry
My very first initial thought was there would have been more closure if Buffy had died. My thoughts were that it would be more heroic or realistic if she had died. I appreciate that it has previously been cheesy when she has died twice already, but the girl canÂ’t live forever and as it was the last of the series with presumably no return, then it would have been better
The storyline would have allowed for this:
Realistic version – Buffy got stabbed this was a fact. Realistically if Buffy had died in the middle of the battle with everything going on around her it would have symbolised that she was no longer the centre of slayer abilities. No longer “The One” for all the girls were holding their own during the fight (with one or two casualities)
Heroic version – As Buffy was dashing out of the school she notices that Anya has been left behind. During all the chaos Andrew thought she was well and truly dead, this might not have been the case. Buffy tries to help Anya out of the building, but she gasps her last breathe. Too late Buffy realises she’s lost of chance of escape and the school building crumbles on top of her. In a related moment, I am very surprised that Xander himself didn’t make too much effort to see Anya’s body before leaving the school.
Regardless of my thoughts, Buffy survived – damn shame in my opinion as too many fans will be constantly hoping she shows up in a film. What would be the reasoning in re-making Buffy into a 2 hour film when you’ve previously had near to 110 hours of total in 7 series I’ll never know.
So back to the episode – the oneliners and jokes about role playing were extremely funny and had me enthralled right from the start
Surprisingly was Angel backing out of the episode so early! I still imagined him to be watching and lurking at the end. Although I suppose he may have been watching over Buffy from the beginning, but as a character he’s hardly been with her for 4 years – so his appearance would have overshadowed her.
Spike went all glowing and disappeared. For him to reappear at any stage would give the indication that he has ascended to a higher plain. Well Daniel Jackson already did this in Stargate and then Cordelia did it in Angel – is this a new generation of repeated storylines I wonder. For this to happen would be cheesy and reminds me of a line Angel used “I did that first” relating to his soul.
Spike got a soul after Angel had been there and done that. For him to ascend would just be a rip-off from the Cordy thing.
Unfortunately going by the intial rumours surrounding Season 5 Angel about Spike becoming a regular gives the hint that he’s not dead – or more in the sense of the word – not dead and gone.
Rewatching some of season 2 Buffy this week made me realise how fresh and new a character Spike was. After a few seasons this was no longer the case. He may have been growing, but he was also a vampire joke that seriously would have had his arse kicked on many an occasion. But as he started to break up from the powerful force from the amulet, it reminded me of Doyle in Hero – that Spike had finally done his “good deed” and was feeling the humanity and goodness in him as he disappeared.
For Spike to move over to the Angel series would be wrong. If there is a proper character reason for it then fine – I’ll watch and decide like the next person. But if they think Spike will pull in anything new for the regular viewers then I think they are mistaken. I like Angel and the characters the way it is – although I think Giles could work very well there in the throws of the Wolfram offices with new material to admire.
So again back to the episode. The principal got hurt. “Argggggh please don’t kill him I was shouting” This was a character that had gone up a notch or three in my book when he’d stopped worrying about whether Spike should be killed or not. When him and Faith had previously jumped bones it hadn’t been obvious to me at all that they would. He suddenly became less stuffy and more of an action man (well apart from his pants obviously come off!)
Faith made me laugh when he questioned her bedroom abilities and she wanted to “go again” However, its never struck me that a woman would NOT first unbutton her jeans, proving that Faith is not quite ladylike. She seemed genuinally concerned for him on the bus, and I have to admit that it shocked me when he appeared to die. I would have shed tears for that character and moment – but Joss being a joker – bought him back with some wit.
So now all the potential slayerettes feel the slayer power around the world. This is surely good spinoff potential – although if a slayer of the week thing starts happening I could get very bored very quickly.
I would have to rewatch the ep – but I’m sure Amanda was killed. This is a huge shame to me as after Kennedy I thought she had better instincts than some of the other slayerettes.
But I view some good pairings if there is to be a future.
Faith & Principal Wood (although that’s another school gone – bloody good job Sunnydale had already evacuated I guess!) I could see this pair going to extremes to hunt down demons and vampire and not always playing it fair. These two would be very useful as semi-regulars on Angel for a start.
Willow & Kennedy would be the more fluffy and light version. With Willow slowly getting back into using the magics, with a little bit of Xander thrown in.
I guess there's not much left to say. Some fans sound like they'll be lost without anymore Buffy but ever series has to come to an end. Its one programme were you can sit and watch re-runs and hear those one-liners and see the continuity (or lack of) and still enough episodes.
Sky one are already re-running through season 2, this is a ongoing saga, full or merchandise and convention opportunities, that isn't going to go away in a hurry
Posted: 01:26 Jun 02 2003
This thread was just moved from Cult & Sci-Fi Spoilers / Rumours (id: 135)
Posted: 22:27 Jun 12 2003 
What can I sat that Byron and the others haven't already said. To put it simply, I cried when I saw this ep at Pages last month. And I know I wasn't the only one.
Cheers, Joss. You truly have made an impact on so many people's lives
And, thanks, Buffy. You kicked ass to the last
Cheers, Joss. You truly have made an impact on so many people's lives
And, thanks, Buffy. You kicked ass to the last
Posted: 22:35 Jun 12 2003
Well I'm "lucky" enough to have seen this ep about 6 times now. At first I thought it was a fair episode but now its just "wow", "Awesome" "brilliant" "inspiring" "superb"!
Buffy started with the "only one Slayer" angle and rocked the Buffyverse at the end by creating dozens of them. I always hoped she would get some sort of happy ending - she couldn't just keep on dying!
To give Buffy a get out of jail card by submeging her knee deep in other Slayers was unexpected and true genius. What am I going to do from now on?..... watch the repeats of course!! Buffy has finished ..... long live Buffy!!
What about the ep...
Angel was slightly more back into character thank goodness.
Nice the way that Caleb "split" the scene!
And a giggle from Buffy too!!
And Buffy starts to accept and seek help from friends - no histionics about Dawn's return: no long sulks from her or Spike about the kiss with Angel: no friction with Faith: Spike the "champion"!
Great interaction between her and Spike by the way.
And the final grouping of the Main characters before the final battle! Cool touch.
And then Buffy's plan saves the day with an ironic twist that the vampire only she wanted to keep "alive", administers the coup de grace.
Spike does actually get to hear Buffy say "I love you" as predicted by Cassie earlier on in the series. Although he says Buffy doesn't mean it I kinda think she did! Funny how she said the same thing to Angel just before he saved the world (by getting stabbed by Buffy!!!).
I thought it was prophetic how Buffy jumped off the bus and looked up the empty road (into the future) before really looking at the hole that was Sunnydale (the past).
Some gripes (wouldn't be BtVS without them) -
How did Spike get to the school in broad daylight?
How did Andrew survive?
Where did all the Gatherers come from?
How come normal Xander, Dawn, Giles, Wood etc, held out against the most feared vampires of all? (Maybe the First went for quantity not quality!)
How come Buffy recovered so quickly from a wound the First was saying was mortal?
What was all that with Wood stopping breathing and then starting again? I think it would have been better if he had died too.
And finally a special mention for Anya. She died a mortal hero not bad for an ex-demon. Will we ever see the likes of her humour again. "Lets go assemble the cannon fodder"
"Thats not what we're calling them sweetie."
Not to their faces. What am I - insensitive?"
(Edited by Alf 12/06/2003 22:53)
Buffy started with the "only one Slayer" angle and rocked the Buffyverse at the end by creating dozens of them. I always hoped she would get some sort of happy ending - she couldn't just keep on dying!
To give Buffy a get out of jail card by submeging her knee deep in other Slayers was unexpected and true genius. What am I going to do from now on?..... watch the repeats of course!!
Buffy has finished ..... long live Buffy!!What about the ep...
Angel was slightly more back into character thank goodness.
Nice the way that Caleb "split" the scene!
And a giggle from Buffy too!!
And Buffy starts to accept and seek help from friends - no histionics about Dawn's return: no long sulks from her or Spike about the kiss with Angel: no friction with Faith: Spike the "champion"!
Great interaction between her and Spike by the way.
And the final grouping of the Main characters before the final battle! Cool touch.
And then Buffy's plan saves the day with an ironic twist that the vampire only she wanted to keep "alive", administers the coup de grace.
Spike does actually get to hear Buffy say "I love you" as predicted by Cassie earlier on in the series. Although he says Buffy doesn't mean it I kinda think she did! Funny how she said the same thing to Angel just before he saved the world (by getting stabbed by Buffy!!!).
I thought it was prophetic how Buffy jumped off the bus and looked up the empty road (into the future) before really looking at the hole that was Sunnydale (the past).
Some gripes (wouldn't be BtVS without them) -
How did Spike get to the school in broad daylight?
How did Andrew survive?
Where did all the Gatherers come from?
How come normal Xander, Dawn, Giles, Wood etc, held out against the most feared vampires of all? (Maybe the First went for quantity not quality!)
How come Buffy recovered so quickly from a wound the First was saying was mortal?
What was all that with Wood stopping breathing and then starting again? I think it would have been better if he had died too.
And finally a special mention for Anya. She died a mortal hero not bad for an ex-demon. Will we ever see the likes of her humour again. "Lets go assemble the cannon fodder"
"Thats not what we're calling them sweetie."
Not to their faces. What am I - insensitive?"
(Edited by Alf 12/06/2003 22:53)
Posted: 22:45 Jun 12 2003 As they entered the school you saw Spike throw off a blanket he had over the top of him.
by Alf
Some gripes (wouldn't be BtVS without them) -
How did Spike get to the school in broad daylight?
Posted: 23:20 Jun 12 2003
Well what can I say..I enjoyed it although it wasn't the grand scene I thought it would be. The open ending has it's good points and bad points much the same way the the open ending of Return Of The Jedi does in the Star Wars universe.
There are a lot of possibilities for spin-offs but sadly I don't see any of them happening and if they did expectations would be very high.
The ep itself was really good..plenty of surprises what with Anya dying, 'the Slayer plan' and so much more.
I'm actually really sad that it's over. It's strange but that one television show has had a massive impact on my life. Without it I'd not have made some very dear friends and had some really memorable experiences. Thank you Joss Whedon and thanks to you lot for sharing your enjoyment of the show with me
There are a lot of possibilities for spin-offs but sadly I don't see any of them happening and if they did expectations would be very high.
The ep itself was really good..plenty of surprises what with Anya dying
, 'the Slayer plan' and so much more.I'm actually really sad that it's over. It's strange but that one television show has had a massive impact on my life. Without it I'd not have made some very dear friends and had some really memorable experiences. Thank you Joss Whedon and thanks to you lot for sharing your enjoyment of the show with me
Posted: 23:30 Jun 12 2003 
I thought this was quite weak to be honest. The ending was a bit easy to say the least. I mean c'mon, Angel turns up with an amulet thingy that obliterates nigh on every ubervamp? Gimme a break.
I'll be interested to see what happens with Spike though. There was some very good humour in this ep though which kept it alive and it was a shame to see Anya killed. But am I right in saying that she has no powers now? What with already having the sword stuck in her by Buffy earlier in the season? At least Andrew told Xander she dies saving his life.
And HhmmmmmmmmmmFaith! If only all chicks were that game
The whole plan of giving all potentials (Around the world no less!) the power of the slayer wasn't bad I thought, good to see all of the people in the shot feeling themselves be 'activated'.
On the whole though, just a congrats to Joss, it's the end of an era. Can Angel pick up the torch? To be honest I doubt it. It will never have the impact that Buffy originally did. Just gotta carry on my ambition of picking up every series on DVD
The End
I'll be interested to see what happens with Spike though. There was some very good humour in this ep though which kept it alive and it was a shame to see Anya killed. But am I right in saying that she has no powers now? What with already having the sword stuck in her by Buffy earlier in the season? At least Andrew told Xander she dies saving his life.
And HhmmmmmmmmmmFaith! If only all chicks were that game
The whole plan of giving all potentials (Around the world no less!) the power of the slayer wasn't bad I thought, good to see all of the people in the shot feeling themselves be 'activated'.
On the whole though, just a congrats to Joss, it's the end of an era. Can Angel pick up the torch? To be honest I doubt it. It will never have the impact that Buffy originally did. Just gotta carry on my ambition of picking up every series on DVD
The End
Posted: 23:41 Jun 12 2003 I share your feelings to some extent. But to have waited for every vamp to have been slain by the Slayers would have dragged on a bit! Maybe they could have kept fast forwarding into the future to show an ever decreasing and tiring band of Slayers whitling down scores of vamps. But somehow we have always had a checks and balances situation where each threat has been evened out by some force for good.
by Ethan
I thought this was quite weak to be honest. The ending was a bit easy to say the least. I mean c'mon, Angel turns up with an amulet thingy that obliterates nigh on every ubervamp? Gimme a break.
So its seems "right" to me a counter weapon to the army of vamps should have "popped up". The secret to success was in recognising how to use it.
Posted: 00:17 Jun 13 2003
Oh god. I really am so upset I dont know what I'm going to do with myself anymore I didnt think I'd be this upset by it but i am lol!
I liked this ep, good way to go out classic lines in it, LOVED the reference back to the start with that line from Giles, glad andrew survived, hes really grown on me, RIP Anya and Spike....Noooooooooooo!!!! Very happy the original 4 survived and yey they all get to go and live happily ever after! But now i am heart broken and am off to sit in a darkened room and contemplate life without buffy
I didnt think I'd be this upset by it but i am lol!I liked this ep, good way to go out classic lines in it, LOVED the reference back to the start with that line from Giles, glad andrew survived, hes really grown on me, RIP Anya
and Spike....Noooooooooooo!!!! Very happy the original 4 survived and yey they all get to go and live happily ever after! But now i am heart broken and am off to sit in a darkened room and contemplate life without buffy Posted: 00:37 Jun 13 2003 
Have been here often before, but joined tonight to say - everything that Eve has just said.
I laughed. I cried.
Mostly I cried.
Colour me totally bereft.
I laughed. I cried.
Mostly I cried.
Colour me totally bereft.
Posted: 02:59 Jun 13 2003 Know what you mean.
by circe
I laughed. I cried.
Mostly I cried.
The last episode was always going to be emotional - whether it was fighting the hordes of hell in an apocilyptical (is that actually a word?) battle or just the gang having a game of scrabble (and trying to spell apocylypse)!
But the ep itself took us through a range of emotions very skillfully and once again Joss got the mix of humour and sadness and loss and gain just right!
I take this moment to add my thanks to him for a fabulous TV programme which made a huge impact on me over the last few years. Not only was it entertaining and good to look at, but was thought provoking, inspirational and probably dragged me onto the Internet quicker than I otherwise would have used it.
Ta Joss and crew.
(Edited by Alf 13/06/2003 09:13)
Posted: 09:13 Jun 13 2003
I cried!!!
I tired not too, but I did
A fantastic end to the season and I loved the open ended nature. Not because of the possibility of spin offs, but the possibilities that my imagination has given them.
For me this episode had a bit of everything that made Buffy great and if anything has made me more of a fan than I was before
I tired not too, but I did
A fantastic end to the season and I loved the open ended nature. Not because of the possibility of spin offs, but the possibilities that my imagination has given them.
For me this episode had a bit of everything that made Buffy great and if anything has made me more of a fan than I was before
Posted: 09:19 Jun 13 2003
I wasn't an avid Buffy fan right from the start, But I think I'll start saving up for as many seasons on DVD as I can now to get the full picture. Will keep an eye on the current poll to see which ones to get first... or maybe I should start from the beginning.
I really enjoyed the last episode (wished I'd recorded it so I could watch it again!), and the humour was great. Some extremely quoteable lines... and a mention of Trogdor too
I really enjoyed the last episode (wished I'd recorded it so I could watch it again!), and the humour was great. Some extremely quoteable lines... and a mention of Trogdor too
Posted: 11:11 Jun 13 2003
I enjoyed last nights ep, although I kept thinking there could have been more to it.
Its kinda sad that something I have come to love with such a passion has finally come to an end , but then again it always does.
One thing however that has been bugging me throughout this series is that there kept being mentions to the potentials not becoming slayers until Buffy Died, I thought the line how now passed to Faith , maybe I just got it wrong
Also when Buffy nearly dies during the big fight scene the potentials and Faith all seemed to be coming of worse in the battle , yet when she recovered they seemed to recover, does this mean that maybe the spell of all potentials having slayer strength only lasts while Buffy is still alive?
At the very end when they asked Buffy "what do we do now" I was waiting for her to say "Become Cookies"
Its kinda sad that something I have come to love with such a passion has finally come to an end , but then again it always does.
One thing however that has been bugging me throughout this series is that there kept being mentions to the potentials not becoming slayers until Buffy Died, I thought the line how now passed to Faith , maybe I just got it wrong
Also when Buffy nearly dies during the big fight scene the potentials and Faith all seemed to be coming of worse in the battle , yet when she recovered they seemed to recover, does this mean that maybe the spell of all potentials having slayer strength only lasts while Buffy is still alive?At the very end when they asked Buffy "what do we do now" I was waiting for her to say "Become Cookies"
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