The writers on this show have a great way of juxtaposing similar events but with different people. Often that’s the world of Buffy and her friends in contrast with their enemies, and we do get that here, but there’s a third element as well, presenting a richer and more complex picture. We also don’t get a clear good/evil divide. The three relationships presented in this episode are all twisted in different ways. Continue reading
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