GIP! i'm such a fangirl.

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New icon. Courtesy of savaa. Daaaaaaamn, I *NEVER* get tired of that image!

I still think that the burning hands was the most romantic and intimate visual that that we saw on the whole series. All words, situations, arguments for OR against the pairing put aside, the image of their two hands burning with the mystical power of their emotions is just... ::shivers:: It's insurpassable. It's so effing romantic (that's the best word, in the epic way, not the superficial way) that I still get surprised that they put it in there. I wanted, but I didn't expect to get something so wonderful for Buffy & Spike.

Season 5 of Angel might give me times to be bitter at the potentional loss of my pairing, but a little corner of my fan soul will always be in a state of bliss because that was the most romantic, most intimate moment in the whole 7 years of Buffy's relationships with men, the big special ship thing, and Buffy and Spike got it.

I'm such a fangirl. Every once in a while I still get this desire to jump up and down and shout "We got it! We got it! Go Buffy&Spike!!! WHEEEEEEE!!"

So that's what this post is for.

Comments

[monanotlisa.livejournal.com]

that I still get surprised that they put it in there. I wanted, but I didn't expect to get something so wonderful for Buffy & Spike.

Yes. So very yes. This is why I put 7.22 into the geek code as my favourite episode: because we got the Spuffy. We may have lost it, but it will always remain in our minds and hearts-- love, goodness, saving the world: effulgence.

[rashaka.livejournal.com]

::slaps high five::