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[butterfly]

Note to self: People like metaphor.

I mean, I have more to say on the AI crew as parts of Angel (I didn't even mention the Doyle-Cordy-Wesley tango of faith and humanity). Plus, I could go on about how everyone in Buffy is a representation of a part of her. Metaphor is fun, after all. As is the word of the season -- last year's word was 'champion' but this year's word was definitely 'team'. Interesting shift.

Anyway, here's a big wave to the new people. I'm very flattered that you like my style. I don't always post so much, though. Only when I feel inspired.

Comments

don't forget Fred--in canon, she's been elevated above Cordy

[raveninthewind.livejournal.com]

I'd be interested in your analysis of Fred as a character on Angel. Because my enjoyment of the series has been affected by my dislike of her, and on how she affected the other characters. This was apparent in my reaction to the series finale, and I'd like to be able to wrap my head around why Fred is so problematic. I'd like to come to terms with her existence; I don't want to be one of those fans who needs to willfully ignore chunks of canon to like a show.

I realize that there are RL aspects to how ME made decisions about the character arcs of Cordelia and Fred, so it's more than just artistic choice (and personal kinks) on the part of the creator. But Fred is so very Mary Sue, and so very annoying.

[winterlive.livejournal.com]

Hi there! Just recently freinded you, so thought I'd stop in and wave. *wave*

[dawnmarie73.livejournal.com]

Well, I rarely comment, but I have been thoroughly enjoying your writing. Gives me something to look forward to when I get home at 3 am. Thank you!