Life's not nothing. It's not... Angel showed me that. He proved it.
That line particularly - the fact that Connor understands Angel and what he did, and that he's trying to follow in his father's footsteps somehow. How he's slowly unraveling all the things inside of him and trying to piece them together - it's just amazing. I am totally in awe!
Spike and Illyria - their reactions were spot-on. Spike, taking care of her, because that's what he does with broken women (or gods) and I think nearing the edge, much like in s6 where he could see no way out. Walking and walking, because he just has so much restless energy. Illyria, just standing still, assessing. And coming to the conclusion that she's nothing - I saw it all in my head perfectly!
I have a feeling that this is one of those stories that I'll have to print out once it's finished, just so I can look it through again and again. *Sigh*
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Date: 2004-10-09 08:06 pm (UTC)Life's not nothing. It's not... Angel showed me that. He proved it.
That line particularly - the fact that Connor understands Angel and what he did, and that he's trying to follow in his father's footsteps somehow. How he's slowly unraveling all the things inside of him and trying to piece them together - it's just amazing. I am totally in awe!
Spike and Illyria - their reactions were spot-on. Spike, taking care of her, because that's what he does with broken women (or gods) and I think nearing the edge, much like in s6 where he could see no way out. Walking and walking, because he just has so much restless energy. Illyria, just standing still, assessing. And coming to the conclusion that she's nothing - I saw it all in my head perfectly!
I have a feeling that this is one of those stories that I'll have to print out once it's finished, just so I can look it through again and again. *Sigh*