November 2009
2 posts
pg. 144
Willow’s actions at the end of Season Six are more than yet another attempt to make her life pleasurable. They are an attack on the very idea that life can be pleasurable. Even the pleasure of waiting, of being bored, has lost it’s reality for Willow. All that is left is destruction, and destruction on a vast scale.
-James B. South, “My God, It’s Like a Greek...
17. Stop In the Name Of Pants! by Louise Rennison 18. Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Philosophy: Fear and Trembling in Sunnydale by James B. South (Editor) [Re-read]
