Re: Fic: Love and Deniability 1/1

[jdoe0101@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 11/4/01 5:57:47 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
danspector@xxxxxxxxx writes:

<< jdoe,

Remind me not to piss you off! You write rage and frustration so very
well. I don't actually think Buffy would do things she thinks about
here under any circumstances, but it's scary to watch her vent like
this.

And I liked the bit about Buffy only telling Spike because he's
"disposable". Take that, B/S 'shippers!

Actually, unlike Buffy in the fic, I blame Tara the most of the four.
She had moral objections to the resurrection, but went along (and kept
Xander and Anya in line) to please her girlfriend. Willow thought she
was doing the right thing ; Tara had her priorities askew.

(And as I've said, after "All the Way", I don't see how Buffy can
condemn Willow any more. Indeed, I'd say she now deserves a SINCERE
"thank you" from the slayer.)

Keep it up,

Dan >>
Dan, 
Sorry for the quite belated response to your fb, Thanks for your 
feedback. As to the fic, well, on the show Buffy could never be that 
cold-blooded to her friends, unless they pulled a sweeps stunt and did the 
dystopian AU-thingy. 
I am actually a spike/buffy fan, while still a W/B fan.. but in this 
series its Willow/Buffy 100% and Spike has less than no shot in hell. Right 
now, canon-wise, tara's my fav. character outside of the L.A. Gang on the 
network that shall remain nameless. My thinking is, since she's the newest 
member of the gang, she wouldn't have the context to know how truly wrong 
there plan was and so Buffy, in this state, can get as close to forgiveness 
as possible, but she's hardly walking away blameless.
As to Willow's thank you, not likely unfortunately. Both on the show and 
in my work, there's a LONG way to go before that can happen. 
Thanks again for your interest in my fic, sorry for the delay in 
response. 
Jdoe