But I guess Crush is something to look forward to, cause guys, I love this episode.

Poll #1834292
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1. Spike adopts a more casual look in this episode: khaki pants and button-downs with a brown leather jacket. Do you dig it over his usual look?
| Yes. Definitely an improvement. |
| No way. Classic!Spike is the best. |
| I like/dislike them both equally. |
| I have another answer. |
| Not sure. |
2. Spike proclaims to Buffy that he can be good, like Angel. What say you?
| Yeah. Angel had a soul. Spike has a chip. Same diff. |
| No. He's like a serial killer in prison. |
| He can be good - like Angel - but not just because of the chip. |
| I have another answer. |
| Not sure. |
3. By the end of the episode, which woman do you think has the largest grievance with Spike?
| Drusilla - Betrayed and offered up to be dusted for Buffy |
| Harmony - The actual girlfriend who got completely dumped and ignored (but not before having to role-play as Buffy) |
| Buffy - Being chained up and threatened |
| I have another answer |
| Not sure |
4. Buffy claims that you can't love without a soul. What say you?
| She's right. |
| No way. |
| I have another answer |
| Not sure |
5. Spike threatened to kill Drusilla for Buffy. Would he have gone through with it if Buffy had responded with more interest?
6. He also threatens to untie Drusilla and let her kill Buffy if Buffy doesn't give him "a crumb". Would he have done this if Harmony hadn't interrupted?
7. Pretend you're a movie reviewer and give this episode a star rating:
| ***** (Five stars) |
| **** (Four stars) |
| *** (Three stars) |
| ** (Two stars) |
| * (One star) |
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Comments
2- It's difficult to understand the nature of goodness. Of course, Spike can do good things even without a soul, but what is good and what is really important: his intentions (For example: trying to seduce Buffy) or his attitude? In this case with have a direct comparison with Angel, so here we talk about the nature of goodness according to Angel. Spike can ever accept to be a martyr even without a soul?
Well, in the end I went for: he can be good, but not just because of the chip.
3- I went for another answer. For Buffy all that matters is that Spike tried to kill her, so she was really pissed, but at the same time she can perfectly sleep at night, even with the confirmation that Spike's evil. Dru and Harmony are both vampires and it's also not clear: 1) If Harmony *really* care about anyone; 2) How Dru deals with emotions and feelings, due to her crazyness. I think that she suffers deeply, but in a way she seems pretty disconnected (And she already knew about Spike's feelings towards the slayer)
4- Again: nature of love. I think that vampires can feel selfish love. If we talk about selfless, unconditional love, I think it's necessary a soul.
5- Not sure. Spike's unpredictable.
6- I think that Spike would allow a biting or even torture. Killing the object of his obsession? Not sure.
This was a tough one for me. I think I ended up choosing Drusilla.
Say I was rich and donated a couple million dollars towards searching for the cure for cancer. If I'm doing it to bribe someone somehow, that's obviously bad because that's actually changing the form of the action itself. But what if I was just doing it to get on someone's good side? Does that mean that the money I spent doesn't count? What if I had cancer and I was facilitating the research in hopes of finding my own cure, does that make it bad? What if I just do it because I like the warm and fuzzy feeling I get when I help people? Which intentions count as being good and which negate the good you're doing?