In fanfic, he's usually so lavished over as being so observant and so in tune with all females, etc., that it can be forgotten that yes, he is a boy and still thinks like one.
There's sometimes static on Spike's empathy radio, that's for sure. *g*
(The irony to your comment being, the dog racing did end up cheering Buffy, if only temporarily. So maybe he did have a good idea this time. Still, her, and your, observation was valid -- this is the Spike who thinks booze and kitten poker will fix Buffy right up.)
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2011-10-16 16:57 (UTC)In fanfic, he's usually so lavished over as being so observant and so in tune with all females, etc., that it can be forgotten that yes, he is a boy and still thinks like one.
There's sometimes static on Spike's empathy radio, that's for sure. *g*
(The irony to your comment being, the dog racing did end up cheering Buffy, if only temporarily. So maybe he did have a good idea this time. Still, her, and your, observation was valid -- this is the Spike who thinks booze and kitten poker will fix Buffy right up.)
Perfectly summarizes Buffy's state of mind.
Thank you!
Understand it too well
{{{hugs}}}