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>,
Arbitrar Of Quality <tsmtsm@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On May 12, 11:26 am, Don Sample <dsam...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> > I've always thought it was the other way around. The monks wanted
Dawn
> > protected, so when they were planting memories in everyone, they
planted
> > a compulsion to protect Dawn into Spike, and they also planted the
idea
> > into Buffy that Spike could be trusted with her sister.
> >
> > Spike deciding that he was in love with Buffy was his way of
> > rationalizing all the unvampirey protective feelings he was having
> > toward Dawn. He didn't protect Dawn for Buffy's sake.
>
> I never know when people are joking.
>
> -AOQ
I'm not joking.
How else can you explain Spike not getting a stake through his heart
after his attempt to get the chip removed in "Out of my Mind" or
kidnapping Buffy in "Crush"? Buffy not only doesn't stake him, she
keeps turning to him for help protecting Dawn and her mother.
Even after Buffy was gone, Spike continued to hang around, protecting
Dawn.
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