he reason I think Dawn will survive now is it's just so damned obvious they're playing her as going to die. At this point, it's the opposite of "I'll be right back".
Damn. Ruine my fun. ;-)
I hope you're wrong. I was looking forward to it. This comic really needs a death, instead of a bunch of people we don't know or care about dying.
See, I kinda don't think they will. Spike might. Maybe Angel. But the Scoobies? To me the whole season basically shows they don't need her anymore.
That sort of makes the Scoobies out to be real self-centered scumbags doesn't it?
They only brought her back, from heaven no less, because they "needed her". Now they are going to leave her in a hell dimension because she's inconvienent and don't need her around?
They deserve the Fray universe. ;-)
As for the ships? I think Doctor Horrible more or less states Whedon's take on a certain type of romantic trope - rather well.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
branchandroot
no subject
Date: 2010-10-09 02:29 pm (UTC)Damn. Ruine my fun. ;-)
I hope you're wrong. I was looking forward to it. This comic really needs a death, instead of a bunch of people we don't know or care about dying.
See, I kinda don't think they will. Spike might. Maybe Angel. But the Scoobies? To me the whole season basically shows they don't need her anymore.
That sort of makes the Scoobies out to be real self-centered scumbags doesn't it?
They only brought her back, from heaven no less, because they "needed her". Now they are going to leave her in a hell dimension because she's inconvienent and don't need her around?
They deserve the Fray universe. ;-)
As for the ships? I think Doctor Horrible more or less states Whedon's take on a certain type of romantic trope - rather well.