Shadowhunters, of course. And Buffy!
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Shadowhunters:
the character i least understand: Maryse, her characterization was so inconsistent, I donât understand how you go from the neglective-bordering-abusive, homophobic, racist, cold-hearted ice-queen to the hugging, happy, sunshine mom in like a month, that was something that even years of stretched-out, actual character development would have struggled explaining but this show just went âshe is nice and supportive nowâ and like what thatâs not how a redemption arc works, you canât just slap âredeemedâ on their forehead and be done with it
interactions i enjoyed the most: what little scraps of platonic dynamics we got - Jace-Alec, Luke-Clary, Jace-Simon, Magnus-Raphael, Magnus-Catarina
the character who scares me the most: I donât think any of them are really... scary, not even Valentine, heâs disgusting, but not scary, to me
the character who is mostly like me: Simon, maybe, but then I doubt Iâm even half as pure of heart as him, but the rambling, the freak outs, the lost in this whole mess? Thatâd be me
hottest looks character: Depends. Generally, yâall know I am screaming Jace very loudly. Personally though, to me, Imogen, Jia and Maryse, judge me all you want, this show has quality MILFs
one thing i dislike about my fave character: heâs a push-over. I love Jace, I love him to bits and pieces, but he is such a push-over, he just blindly follows all that Clary says or suggests even if itâs the most obvious suicide mission, when his grandma suggests âhey itâd be a good idea to chip Downworlders!â he is too intimidated by the idea of losing her that he actually pulls through with that bullshit instead of speaking up, he lets people walk all over him because he is so desperate to please them
one thing i like about my hated character: her face. I mean, come on, Nicola Correia-Damude is ridiculously gorgeous
a quote or scene that haunts me: every time Jace tries to kill himself. Hits too close to home, I am not good at handling suicidal storylines and I am disgusted by just how much this show brushed the severity of it all off and how the other characters just didnât give a damn
a death that left me indifferent: most? Like? I mean, who died? Alaric and Gretel, who we never really explored as characters, Valentine, which YAY and because he died twice DOUBLE YAY, Jocelyn, which YAY, Dot had me âshe dead now?â like three times to the point that I am still not sure if she ACTUALLY died in the end or if sheâs around still after all like what was that I just what, Jace immediately got better after dying, so did Simon, Sebastianâs was just way too rushed, the only one that really fucked with me was Imogen
a character i wish died but didnât: listen, the Lightwoods should be orphans, potentially should have been for a while, maybe things woulda played out differently
my ship that never sailed: Iâm not big on my ships having to be canon, I genuinely donât need Magnus/Jace to be endgame, but there is one ship I wish had been canon and thatâs Luke/Catarina, I genuinely think those two would be a great fit, itâd have been so easy to work off it after they met at the hospital, the cop and the nurse, the Downworlder power couple, Magnus as a matchmaker, this could have been a great canon ship
Buffy:
the character i least understand: each character has their moments/storylines where I donâd understand where they come from, but I guess the one I least understand is Dawn, she is so selfish it drives me up the wall, like I get sheâs a teenager but ffs she canât cut anyone some slack, sheâs not a little child and she supposedly grew up with this... I just have zero tolerance or understanding for her selfishness, never had, never will
interactions i enjoyed the most: scoobies, especially the OG three - Buffy-Willow-Xander with each other, but also each time a new member slots in and how they adjust to it, how they interact with each of the scoobies and get established, definitely Giles-Buffy because he is the father she deserves, I have a particular soft-spot for Willow-Spike too
the character who scares me the most: Syd but like. I know heâs a good guy and all but he is a moving, talking, walking puppet and I have an inherent fear of puppets. Every time I rewatch, I forget that he is a good guy because the fact that he is a creepy, creepy puppet overrides it
the character who is mostly like me: Tara probably? She is shy, awkward, doesnât know her place in the group, can get bright and loud and excited about the things she likes but when she notices everyone looks at her weirdly for her outburst she goes silent and averts her eyes and pretends sheâs not there
hottest looks character: SPIKE AND BUFFY. preferably together
one thing i dislike about my fave character: Seeing Red
one thing i like about my hated character: listen, I hate her, but I do love the way Dawnâs character elevates others; be that how it gives Tillow the chance to be adorable lesbian moms, or having Spuffy co-parent her
a quote or scene that haunts me: In a negative manner, the above mentioned Seeing Red. Look up which episode that is and you know what scene I am talking about. In a âit kills me internallyâ manner, when Buffy sings âI think I was in heavenâ because Sarah Michelle puts so much emotion in there and I am a sucker for a public reveal of fears and horrors and how this was put out in the open, man, that gets me every time
a death that left me indifferent: none aside from villain deaths, I guess? I mean, Tara and Jocelyn and even Jenny in how it was executed and what it did to the other characters and yes even Jesse, I am also still hung up on how Willow and Xander lost their best friend in the first storyline and I do think that it should have had more of an effect on them and would have been a good way to introduce their inner workings by showing their grief, but on the pure base of me knowing this would have had said unexecuted effect, it works on me too, like, he was the first person Buffy lost in Sunnydale, the first she couldnât save
a character i wish died but didnât: Dawn and no not the way you think, just because I hate her, but because I still think the âDawn is the key, she was made of mystical energy and she, her whole being is the keyâ somehow translating to âwell, since the monks made her human, we conveniently donât need the whole Dawn, only her blood and that runs in Buffyâs veins too so we can kill Buffy offâ, that just makes very little, very twisted sense because all of Dawn was the mystical energy, not just her blood and why would the mystical energy quality transfer onto Buffy? It was a cheap cop-out and I think Dawn should have died instead of Buffy because she was the key and for all intends and purposes, Buffy dying in her stead shouldnât have worked because the key was never supposed to be HUMAN, it was never supposed to have blood, so why did the whole thing hinge on a blood-ritual, like the monks coulda turned the key into an actual physical metal key and that wouldnât have had blood so what did Glory want to bleed out then? This twist was only clever at first glance but the more you think about the less sense it makes so yes, this is the one big plothole and I think Dawn should have died instead of Buffy so there would not be a plothole
my ship that never sailed:GILES/JOYCE. I will die on this hill. He should have become Buffyâs stepdad, he should have NEVER LEFT HER alone there, those two, it was teased, it should have actually sailed (* I consider Spuffy sailed. It has sailed. They are together)
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