I'm glad you see where I'm going with Buffy and Spike for that matter. Self involved airheads (which Buffy was before she got called) rarely stop being self involved airheads without a major life changing occurrance. Spike giving Buffy an out from slaying means she doesn't have to change. But life has a way of messing up the best of plans. And Spike never was any good at planning!
Poor Spike, you can't blame him for believing Buffy can never love him. As we all know, even if she wasn't going out with the immortal. She allowed Spike to believe she had moved on with another souless demon, rather than acknowledge she knew he was back. Alll that crap about snuggling on the sofa, that was really cruel, a low blow. And it actually really upset me that it was delivered by Andrew. Spike getting the brush off by someone who wasn't fit to lick his boots. No one seemed to question Andrew's conversion into the ranks of the Scoobies. But Spike proved himself again and again, and it never mattered. Still this Buffy is certainly not that of canon.She may be living her normal life, but she seems to be missing out on a lot too. Being the Slayer added an extra dimension to our Buffy that she's sadly lacking. She's having to make a lot of compromises that are chipping away at her real self. Still evil goes on and it's great to see Oz in the mix. I like him and Dawn as a couple, to me makes much more sense than Dawn and Xander. A great adddition to the group, can't wait to see them in action. Super update. looking forward to more.
There have been tons of romantic Dawn pairings that were a little odd. I've seen Dawn and Giles. Dawn and Xander. Dawn and Wesley.. And even a Dawn and Spike. Out of all of them I think Dawn and Oz works well. I'm glad you agree!
I'm glad you are enjoying this!
