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* WeUsedToBeFriends: Jenny's relationships with Buffy and Giles are left sundered thanks to the revelation of her true loyalties and that she's been lying to them all this entire time.
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* DidntSeeThatComing: An understatement when Angel, Drusilla, and the Judge are faced with Buffy shouldering a rocket launcher.
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* DidntSeeThatComing: DidntSeeThatComing:
** When the Kalderash people cursed Angelus, their revenge was to make him suffer agony and remorse for all eternity. They ''never'' anticipated that Angel's suffering would instead eventually lead him to pursue atonement and to join the Slayer in the fight against the forces of evil and darkness. Of course, even after Jenny makes this case, Enyos ''doesn't'' give a shit. As far as he's concerned, the curse was supposed to make Angel suffer rather than become a hero, and it's going to stay that way come what may and hell to pay.
** An understatement when Angel, Drusilla, and the Judge are faced with Buffy shouldering a rocket launcher.
** When the Kalderash people cursed Angelus, their revenge was to make him suffer agony and remorse for all eternity. They ''never'' anticipated that Angel's suffering would instead eventually lead him to pursue atonement and to join the Slayer in the fight against the forces of evil and darkness. Of course, even after Jenny makes this case, Enyos ''doesn't'' give a shit. As far as he's concerned, the curse was supposed to make Angel suffer rather than become a hero, and it's going to stay that way come what may and hell to pay.
** An understatement when Angel, Drusilla, and the Judge are faced with Buffy shouldering a rocket launcher.
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*** Similarly, Enyos and the Kalderash people don't care that Angel's genuinely seeking atonement; all that matters is their vengeance and making him suffer (and no matter how much collateral damage and death ensues along the way). This foreshadows Vampire Hunter Daniel Holtz's similar vendetta and campaign against Angel in Season Three of his show (and how the Fang Gang will be left permanently scarred by Holtz's actions).
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* BattleInTheRain: The flaming husk of the Judge sets off the shopping mall's sprinkler system, dousing Buffy as she follows after Angelus. He's nowhere to be found, but suddenly hops out and punches Buffy in the face, knocking her down. Interestingly, this fight defies the usual conceit of combatants never losing their footing in the rain, as there's plenty of slipping around and stumbling on the rain-slicked floor.
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* BattleInTheRain: The flaming husk of the Judge sets off the shopping mall's sprinkler system, dousing Buffy as she follows after Angelus. He's nowhere to be found, but suddenly hops out and punches Buffy in the face, knocking her down. Interestingly, this fight defies the usual conceit of combatants never losing their footing in the rain, as there's [[WaterloggedWarzone plenty of slipping around and stumbling on the rain-slicked floor.floor]].
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-->'''Xander:''' No, I might die ''from'' you. Does that get me any points?
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* LayoutOfASeason: As per the formula, the 15th episodes have a tendency to pull a mid-season shift of major proportions. In this two-parter, Angel's soul is destroyed after sharing a tender moment with Buffy.
