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So you know unkind basketball guy in the promo? What if throughout his unkindness we see Marty and Buffy slowly getting more frustrated with him, and Buffy and Unkind-Basketball-Guy being at a stalemate. I assume in the end of the episode she’ll beat him, or they’ll be equals, setting up a long term rivalry.

Regardless, I’d like to see Marty slowly getting more frustrated, and saying nothing about it to Unkind-Basketball-Guy. I want it to show his character growth from “The fastest girl will never be faster than the fastest guy,” to “I won’t say anything, because I believe in her to fight her own battles, and I want her to totally defeat this jerk and prove how amazing she is and how capable women are.”

I’m hoping for him to not step in, so that Unkind-Basketball-Guy realizes that he should stop being unkind - not because he was called out by a guy, but because he respects Buffy. I want Buffy to be the one who calls him out. Don’t get me wrong, I thing Marty being supportive is fantastic, and I love it, but I want this to really be Buffy’s time to shine and stand up for herself. Then afterwards we can have a fantastic Muffy interaction of some kind.