Ooh - wonderful analysis, as per usual. I probably ought to step out of the shadows and say it more often, but I love having you on my friends-list - because you come up with all these really lovely and interesting thoughts on the Buffyverse. It's been a pleasure reading your perspective on various elements of the show.
Thank you. That's really wonderful to hear.
What I love, though, is the level of poignant irony and double-meaning in the speech she gives her friends, when she tells them how grateful she is for being brought back.
So true. I love that line you mention, how she tells the truth and yet lets them put in their own definitions of the terms (and I do see Xander having a moment of doubt before he accepts Willow's version).
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Date: 2004-12-05 07:31 pm (UTC)Thank you. That's really wonderful to hear.
What I love, though, is the level of poignant irony and double-meaning in the speech she gives her friends, when she tells them how grateful she is for being brought back.
So true. I love that line you mention, how she tells the truth and yet lets them put in their own definitions of the terms (and I do see Xander having a moment of doubt before he accepts Willow's version).
Wonderful writing, wonderful acting.