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cruzinbosco

I don't have a lot to say about this one, other than I always enjoy it. I especially liked Faith trying to stand up for Buffy when it came to Scott, I thought that was really cute; and also love it ending with neither Cordy nor Buffy winning. Priceless.

Denni Caid

I knew from the way you reacted to the Kathryn/David/Mary Margaret nonsense in Once Upon A Time Season 1 that the Xander/Willow situation was going to make you angry. Honestly though, nobody likes it - I think we're not supposed to like it. Deep breaths - this is a great season with a lot of things to love. <3

dodoreactions

I was wondering if anyone would like the two of them to get together. But since I like Oz and Cordelia, I definitely don't belong to this group 🤷🏼‍♂️😖

zerofk

Other than _that thing_ with Willow and Xander, I rather like this episode. The slayerfest is a fun idea. I have to say I get where Cordelia is coming from. Unlike what she projects, she's a teenager too and hence filled with insecurities. Being popular is what she uses to protect against that. And she thinks Buffy has something way more important: fighting evil. She thinks that Buffy doesn't need popularity because what she has is so much more important. Of course Buffy herself doesn't see it that way. To her the slaying is a job, and she needs something else to make her feel like she fits in, to find her place in the world. She wants a normal teen girl's life. And in the end I think both of them are wrong. Cordelia needs more than popularity - which is why, when it counts, she helps the gang without question. And Buffy _has_ something besides her slaying: she has friends who love her very much. We naturally tend to side with Buffy, the protagonist. But Cordelia also has a point.