excellent analysis - one of the things that I found most interesting in the series was the dreamscapes exploration and treatment of the characters, particularly the Season Six dreamscapes of Buffy and the "inner demons and self imposed realities"
When I first saw the preview of the Jo Chen Issue 34 cover, I was convinced that we were going to see a dreamscape or exploration of the psychological workings of Buffy and her attachment to Angel/Angelus from a "healing" treatment - boy was I wrong.
I still am keeping my faith that Joss Whedon is not going to throw away all the elements that were the most powerful and compelling in the TV era.
Regarding the inkblot image - I immediately saw that as the human pelvic region - one can also see two figures kissing, but I think the main image is the pelvis.
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Date: 2010-04-18 07:24 pm (UTC)When I first saw the preview of the Jo Chen Issue 34 cover, I was convinced that we were going to see a dreamscape or exploration of the psychological workings of Buffy and her attachment to Angel/Angelus from a "healing" treatment - boy was I wrong.
I still am keeping my faith that Joss Whedon is not going to throw away all the elements that were the most powerful and compelling in the TV era.
Regarding the inkblot image - I immediately saw that as the human pelvic region - one can also see two figures kissing, but I think the main image is the pelvis.