*happy sigh*

[butterfly]

I love Season Six Buffy. How often is depression so realistically depicted anywhere? You have the false epiphanies, the backsliding, the hopelessness. And then, it does get better. It always does pass - the depression. Doesn't mean it won't come back, but it does go away.

Pay no attention to me. I'll be over here making icons of pretty Season!Six Buffy. She was gorgeous that season (I think she's gorgeous every season, though). And Season Six has some great lighting.

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[butterfly.livejournal.com]

Well, Xander wanted to get back together. ("You left her at the altar but you still wanna date?" - Buffy, Normal Again), but Anya pretty much went all scorned woman.

(Oh, I'd forgive you if you hated S6 Buffy, S2 Xander, Swhatever Whoever. I just probably won't agree with you as I adore Buffy in all her incarnations. And since S7 is the season that pushed Buffy off the pedestal for me, it has a special place in my heart.)

[lasultrix.livejournal.com]

Xander never made any actual effort to get back together with Anya, though. He just showed a vague preference for the idea. I'm pretty sure he could have won her back if he'd tried. Especially post-Selfless.

[butterfly.livejournal.com]

S7, it maybe could have happened. Except, when they slept together in Storyteller, Anya was the one that made it sound like a last time. I think that he would have, if she would have, but she wanted to find herself. She didn't want to be Xander's Anya. Just Anya.

:(

[lasultrix.livejournal.com]

I miss her soooo.

*cries*

Re: :(

[butterfly.livejournal.com]

*pets*

She was a great character. She went from all bitter to a loving hero, all without losing her unique personality.