Ah. I'm cute. That's nice. It's not quite "sexy queen bitch of existence"... but I can do cute.
And aw, I was actually listening to Crowded House's "Into Temptation" while writing my half of "after hours". Perfect song for that scene, plus, you can't get much prettier than Neil Finn. :)
Really? I wondered,because afterward I remembered that I'd gotten that song off your LJ. I'm tempted to ask which half of it you wrote, but I also kinda don't want to know, cause it maintains the mystery, ya know? And just FYI-- the "Spike teaching Buffy how to give a blow job" chapter turned out just as hot and funny as the idea sounded like it could be.
Oh, and I'm not worrying about whether or not we're going to get Spuffy this season -- I *know* it. There's no way that it's not happening this year. I am absolutely certain that they're not finished with each other -- and that Buffy's falling in love. So no worries. :)
I'm not really worried, not really. Mostly I'm just worried that they'll kill Spike off somehow, since he won't be needing a two year contract if the show ends now. But then again Joss does romantic tragedy-deaths very well, and very--romantically.
What I really expect will happen is that the show will end semi-ambiguously--- with certainly the suggestion of B/S in the future, but not actually showing anything more this season. But it'd be wonderful if we do get it, ALL THE WAY. Meaning love confession, not sex. Because I want it. And its dramatic, which would go nicely with the world-ending stuff. And I want it.
So no worries. :)
What I did like about all this (and I thoguht of this last year) was that there's not time for Buffy to fall in love with anyone else before the show ends. That's the single wonderful way in which Joss can be predicted--- yes he always surprises you, but you KNOW he's going to spend careful time over a season or more building (and ending) a romantic relationship, and you KNOW, therefore, that Buffy won't be with anyone else for at least another year and a half. Which means we're goin out with Spike. And plus, I'd like to think that Joss gets a kickout of having "the bad boy" instead of "the soulmate" get the girl, as a sort of against-convention way of ending his darling series.
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Date: 2002-12-09 08:40 am (UTC)And aw, I was actually listening to Crowded House's "Into Temptation" while writing my half of "after hours". Perfect song for that scene, plus, you can't get much prettier than Neil Finn. :)
Really? I wondered,because afterward I remembered that I'd gotten that song off your LJ. I'm tempted to ask which half of it you wrote, but I also kinda don't want to know, cause it maintains the mystery, ya know? And just FYI-- the "Spike teaching Buffy how to give a blow job" chapter turned out just as hot and funny as the idea sounded like it could be.
Oh, and I'm not worrying about whether or not we're going to get Spuffy this season -- I *know* it. There's no way that it's not happening this year. I am absolutely certain that they're not finished with each other -- and that Buffy's falling in love. So no worries. :)
I'm not really worried, not really. Mostly I'm just worried that they'll kill Spike off somehow, since he won't be needing a two year contract if the show ends now. But then again Joss does romantic tragedy-deaths very well, and very--romantically.
What I really expect will happen is that the show will end semi-ambiguously--- with certainly the suggestion of B/S in the future, but not actually showing anything more this season. But it'd be wonderful if we do get it, ALL THE WAY. Meaning love confession, not sex. Because I want it. And its dramatic, which would go nicely with the world-ending stuff. And I want it.
So no worries. :)
What I did like about all this (and I thoguht of this last year) was that there's not time for Buffy to fall in love with anyone else before the show ends. That's the single wonderful way in which Joss can be predicted--- yes he always surprises you, but you KNOW he's going to spend careful time over a season or more building (and ending) a romantic relationship, and you KNOW, therefore, that Buffy won't be with anyone else for at least another year and a half. Which means we're goin out with Spike. And plus, I'd like to think that Joss gets a kickout of having "the bad boy" instead of "the soulmate" get the girl, as a sort of against-convention way of ending his darling series.