But Passion is in lots of ways an episode that's all about the emotion and the way it hits the viewer.
One commentator points out in tonight's review that Buffy isn't a show you can watch logically, it's about emotion. Which is very true - it's very similar to soaps in that respect - in which it really is about "emotion" and the plot is driven by emotion not logic. If you try to figure it out logically, you'll get lost.
I presume the Bulgakov misspelling was a typo. ;)
Well that and I can't remember how to spell his name. Couldn't remember the title of Moore's book either. And too frigging lazy to pull either out and look. ;-)
I think it's a mood thing. I'm mentally and emotionally tired from work. And the philosophy has been putting me to sleep in the mornings...but keep in mind, I'm reading the thing at 7am in the morning on the train, or right after work...with not a lot of sleep. (allergies, ugh).
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Date: 2012-01-26 12:18 am (UTC)One commentator points out in tonight's review that Buffy isn't a show you can watch logically, it's about emotion. Which is very true - it's very similar to soaps in that respect - in which it really is about "emotion" and the plot is driven by emotion not logic. If you try to figure it out logically, you'll get lost.
I presume the Bulgakov misspelling was a typo. ;)
Well that and I can't remember how to spell his name. Couldn't remember the title of Moore's book either. And too frigging lazy to pull either out and look. ;-)
I think it's a mood thing. I'm mentally and emotionally tired from work. And the philosophy has been putting me to sleep in the mornings...but keep in mind, I'm reading the thing at 7am in the morning on the train, or right after work...with not a lot of sleep. (allergies, ugh).