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Poll #1511590
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If Spike had been in Sunnydale in S1, he would have...
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| Been in league with the Master. |
   3 (2.0%) |
| Actively worked against the Master. |
| 9 (6.0%) |
| Been a complete rogue element, doing his own thing. |
| 136 (91.3%) |
| Showed up at random times to give Buffy cryptic advice (and jackets) and then wandered off before he could actually be helpful |
| 1 (0.7%) |
Why'd Spike come to Sunnydale in S2?
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| To use the Hellmouth-y vibes to cure Dru |
| 59 (39.3%) |
| To hunt down the Slayer and kill her |
| 7 (4.7%) |
| To lend a hand to the Anointed One |
| 0 (0.0%) |
| Why can't I select both the first two options? |
| 84 (56.0%) |
If Spike had decided to stay in Sunnydale at the end of Lovers Walk, he would have...
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| Teamed up with the Mayor and eventually paired up with evil!Faith. |
| 25 (16.8%) |
| Tried to kill Buffy in every episode but never actually succeeded |
| 64 (43.0%) |
| Tried to kill Angel in every episode. Succeeded in Amends. |
| 38 (25.5%) |
| Romanced Willow on the condition she wear the pink fuzzy sweater. |
| 22 (14.8%) |
If Adam had taken Spike's chip out at the end of S4, who would be Spike's first target?
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| Buffy - cause she's the Slayer! |
| 68 (45.9%) |
| Riley - cause he's one of the Initiative guys who chipped him in the first place |
| 67 (45.3%) |
| Xander - for tying him to a chair in his basement |
| 7 (4.7%) |
| Spike would turn on Adam and start playing for the White Hats. |
| 6 (4.1%) |
Spike's best Hero Moment in S5?
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| Withstanding Glory's torture in Intervention |
| 122 (81.3%) |
| Grabbing the sword blade in Spiral |
| 6 (4.0%) |
| Facing Doc on the tower in The Gift |
| 15 (10.0%) |
| Trying to explain to the Scoobies about Ben and Glory in Weight of the World |
| 7 (4.7%) |
In Smashed when Spike thinks his chip isn't working, he tries to bite a woman in an alley. Would he have killed her if his chip hadn't kicked in?
Who owes Spike an apology the most after Chosen?
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| Giles - for trying to kill him in LMPTM |
| 119 (82.1%) |
| Xander - for being all judge-y earlier in the season |
| 4 (2.8%) |
| Dawn - for threatening him earlier in the season and then never reconciling |
| 9 (6.2%) |
| Buffy - for giving him the amulet that killed him and then ditching him in the Hellmouth as he was dying |
| 13 (9.0%) |
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Spike's definitely the rogue type. Probably also some witty comments about Captain Forehead.
Why'd Spike come to Sunnydale in S2?
I was literally thinking, "There should be a both 1 and 2 option" and then it magically appeared. Clearly I have magical powers.
If Spike had decided to stay in Sunnydale at the end of Lovers Walk, he would have...
Me and Spike, kindred lovers of the pink sweater.
If Adam had taken Spike's chip out at the end of S4, who would be Spike's first target?
Yeah, he'd go for Buffy.
Spike's best Hero Moment in S5?
Had to go with 'Intervention', but I was sorely tempted to choose his Ben/Glory explanation.
In Smashed when Spike thinks his chip isn't working, he tries to bite a woman in an alley. Would he have killed her if his chip hadn't kicked in?
I lean toward yes. I think 'Seeing Red' is proof enough that, without the chip, he can and would do evil in some situations, his various good deeds notwithstanding.
Who owes Spike an apology the most after Chosen?
Gotta go with Giles; trying to kill Spike was a bridge too far. Threats and judgment are pretty much fair game. And Spike asked Buffy to leave, so not a whole lot of blame there.
Clearly. :)
I lean toward yes. I think 'Seeing Red' is proof enough that, without the chip, he can and would do evil in some situations, his various good deeds notwithstanding.
I said yes, though for a slightly different reason. Buffy had been giving Spike a pretty thorough verbal beatdown in Smashed to put him in his place. I think he'd have killed the woman because he was living down to Buffy's expectations of him.
I lump that under the umbrella term 'some situations.' (Tip to all the kiddies out there: Always speak so vaguely that you can twist into anything you need it to be later.)