Meanwhile the wild geese,

Drusilla and Jenny are both a warning to Buffy, they are the living (or not-living) proof that time passes, the wheel turns, but the damage Angel has caused can never be undone; it persists eternally both overtly, in Drusilla's madness, and subtly, in Jenny's generational trauma. They are the writing on the wall that Buffy refuses to read, the lesson she will not learn until it is too late.

But she will learn, like they did, when she is made to suffer the same pain.

- i am not tired

- eight hours is not that long

- i slept well the night before

- the only reward for hard work is more work

- i feel well rested

- the 40 hours workweek will collapse in my lifetime

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Remember that time Xander left town bc he thought marrying Anya would mean “game over” and being an adult and using your words is hard and when he came back everyone was super supportive and nice?

I cheer at this point every time. I just can never quite understand what the hell he is thinking here, that he can leave a woman at the altar and expect to come back and date? I mean… What the ever living hell, Alexander Lavelle Harris? 

(Note: And I should mention that I am not one of those who solely blames Xander for Hell’s Bells. Anya has culpability too, they both had big doubts but neither wanted to talk about them and just ignored the problems, hoping they’d go away. My point still stands though.)

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