Earlier in the series, Buffy had questioned the actions of the men who created the first slayer thousands of years earlier an event she magically witnessed , accusing them of violating the girl and all of the subsequent slayers who succeeded her -- and yet she went on to essentially do exactly the same thing to a much larger number of girls in her attempt to save the world. While some saw the act as empowering, as Buffy shared her "gift" with a large number of women who in turn used their abilities to stand up to bullies and other absurers, others saw it as just another example of that original violation by those who created the first slayer on a more extensive scale.
If Willow could successfully execute a spell that would impact all of those of girls around the world, why couldn't she have contacted them first? She had demonstrated the ability to communicate telepathically on more than one occasion previously -- and she'd spoken of feeling connected to the entire planet just by touching individual objects, so it wouldn't have been much of a stretch of her existing powers for her to have done that.
Moreover, why couldn't she have made the spell only work on those who wanted it? He feeds on her and throws her body aside. Buffy and Glory fight, and viewers learn that Buffy had been fighting her robot double. Giles ends up killing Ben to prevent Glory from ever returning. The window to stop the ritual is almost closing, and the Scooby Gang notices someone on top of the scaffolding. Willow asks Spike to go up to Dawn, and while there, he sees the demon Doc who was about to start the ritual.
They start fighting, but Doc gets the upper hand by attacking Dawn and throwing Spike off the top. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info. The teen drama series from the 90s went down a hit with fans, and it starred Sarah Michelle Gellar as the title character, Buffy Summers.
The show is still popular with viewers to this day, and they are curious to know why it came off air. The Buffy series first landed on the American network The WB in , and it stayed on the network for the first five seasons. The series is based on a film of the same name, which was released in , and it followed a high school girl who was destined to fight off evil. The show has been so successful that it inspired a series of comics, and has even been the topic of many university courses.
A spin-off series, Angel, was later released in conjunction with the original show, and it starred David Boreanaz as the title character. The original Buffy show was lucky to have dodged cancellation after season five, when it switched networks. Sadly, which is the case for most long-running series, they have to come to a natural conclusion eventually.
This was the case for the Joss Whedon masterpiece, as seven years is a long time to keep a story alive. Thankfully, the season seven finale tied up most of the characters' storylines, with Buffy and her friends attempting to prevent one last apocalypse.
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