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** The outcome doesn't change the principle of the thing. He hid what Willow was doing to control Buffy's behaviour rather than be honest with her - since being honest with her might have a result he doesn't like. That is incredibly manipulative. It "working out" does not make it not manipulative.
** Angelus also enjoys torture. Turning Giles into a vampire would take the fun out of the situation. Giles also tried to kill them as revenge for Jenny's murder, so he might want to even the score once they have the information.
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* Two questions -- first, how did Angelus know about Uncle Enyos? We can understand why Enyos became his victim, but there seems to be no reason for Angelus to think one of the Gypsy clan was in Sunnydale at that time.
Second, the shopkeeper who Jenny meets in "Passion" refers to her uncle as though he were a regular customer. But during Enyos' brief time on the show it was suggested he had just come to town to check up on Jenny.
** The first is obviously a holdover from when Angelus was meant to kill either Oz or Jenny, but they kept them around after positive fan response. Maybe Angelus went to the house looking for Jenny herself and lucked out at finding Uncle Enyos there.
Second, the shopkeeper who Jenny meets in "Passion" refers to her uncle as though he were a regular customer. But during Enyos' brief time on the show it was suggested he had just come to town to check up on Jenny.
** The first is obviously a holdover from when Angelus was meant to kill either Oz or Jenny, but they kept them around after positive fan response. Maybe Angelus went to the house looking for Jenny herself and lucked out at finding Uncle Enyos there.
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* Two questions -- first, how did Angelus know about Uncle Enyos? We can understand why Enyos became his victim, but there seems to be no reason for Angelus to think one of the Gypsy clan was in Sunnydale at that time.
time. Second, the shopkeeper who Jenny meets in "Passion" refers to her uncle as though he were a regular customer. But during Enyos' brief time on the show it was suggested he had just come to town to check up on Jenny.
** The first is obviously a holdover from when Angelus was meant to kill either Oz or Jenny, but they kept them around after positive fan response. Maybe Angelus went to the house looking for Jenny herself and lucked out at finding Uncle Enyos there. As for the second, Enyos may have ordered supplies over the phone or been a remote customer.
** The first is obviously a holdover from when Angelus was meant to kill either Oz or Jenny, but they kept them around after positive fan response. Maybe Angelus went to the house looking for Jenny herself and lucked out at finding Uncle Enyos there. As for the second, Enyos may have ordered supplies over the phone or been a remote customer.
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** Perhaps Dru's mother didn't mean cursed in a religious sense but just cursed as in "it must be awful to know bad things are about to happen and not be able to stop them".
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** The first is obviously a holdover from when Angelus was meant to kill either Oz or Jenny, but they kept them around after positive fan response. Maybe Angelus went to the house looking for Jenny herself and lucked out at finding Uncle Enyos there.
