Like, they could have even done a panel shifting into a that muted colour scheme to illustrate that she's drifting off into LALALand.
Maybe the point is we're not supposed to be able to tell. I don't know. :(
Buffy will be walking the lone walk of the lone hero down a highway at the end of this
I'm thinking she's going to get stuck in a dimension somewhere. The first nightmare in the comics ends with her curled up in a ball all alone and there are *heavy* undertones of the mother being cast out in the books. My guess is Buffy smashes the seed/egg/umbilical cord thing, gets her soul/heart back and ends up stuck, sorta like Angel in S2. The Scoobs have all moved past her. Giles has been training Faith to be Buffy, Dawn doesn't need her anymore, Xander is over her, Willow would leave her dead again, etc, so they leave her stuck and abandoned. Then like in the dream, Spike shows up to get her. I mean, the ship has to play into this somehow, right? They didn't go to all that trouble just for a cool entrance. I'm not saying it'll be a Spuffy ending, but I can see that happening.
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Date: 2010-10-23 10:30 am (UTC)Like, they could have even done a panel shifting into a that muted colour scheme to illustrate that she's drifting off into LALALand.
Maybe the point is we're not supposed to be able to tell. I don't know. :(
Buffy will be walking the lone walk of the lone hero down a highway at the end of this
I'm thinking she's going to get stuck in a dimension somewhere. The first nightmare in the comics ends with her curled up in a ball all alone and there are *heavy* undertones of the mother being cast out in the books. My guess is Buffy smashes the seed/egg/umbilical cord thing, gets her soul/heart back and ends up stuck, sorta like Angel in S2. The Scoobs have all moved past her. Giles has been training Faith to be Buffy, Dawn doesn't need her anymore, Xander is over her, Willow would leave her dead again, etc, so they leave her stuck and abandoned. Then like in the dream, Spike shows up to get her. I mean, the ship has to play into this somehow, right? They didn't go to all that trouble just for a cool entrance. I'm not saying it'll be a Spuffy ending, but I can see that happening.