October 16
2002
What kind of Buffy fan are you?
Take the Buffy fan purity test and gasp at how accurate it is ;)
Simon
| BtVS
| 12:22 CET
|
11 comments total
| tags:
You need to
log in to be able to post comments.
About
membership.
« Older
(SPOILER)
BtVS 7x04 Help.
|
(SPOILER)
Headlining act announced for the...
Newer »
© 2002 - 2009 - WHEDONesque.com
(
e-mail)
Individual posts are copyright their respective authors
This is a non-profit, unofficial website, not affiliated with Mutant Enemy, Inc., 20th Century Fox, Warner Brothers or UPN.
Kopi | October 16, 19:41 CET
goneill | October 16, 20:06 CET
;)
The Lady Pele | October 16, 22:48 CET
I guess that give me extra points or something, since I found an error in the test.
Nyx | October 18, 10:07 CET
Which is not to say the quiz is without its problems; there are ambiguous questions wherein more than one response can be seen as correct, for example:
Question 5 vexes me, because as I recall, Giles wanted to be a grocer. Perhaps he also mentioned fighter pilot.
Question 6 is also unclear, as a case could be made that Mr Pointy is her favorite toy, not the stuffed pig (which is nevertheless important).
Question 10 isn't quite as off, but responses a. and b. can be justified by the show's text -- both describe Anya's kind, as the second is a quote from Halfreck (sp?).
Finally, in Question 11, two responses describe Maggie Walsh. She was Buffy's psych prof in season 4 -- ie, response a. -- but she also says the TA's call her the "evil bitch monster of death," which is response b.
When you're building a quiz, eliminating other possibly correct choices is probably a good plan. Obviously, there's something to be said from creating a "find the MOST correct answer" sort of dynamic, but the ones I note above fail to include an obviously more-right answer (unlike, say, questions 1 and 3, which include technically accurate options that nevertheless are obviously less descriptive/complete than the "correct" option).
Obviously, I did quite well. For what it's worth. Heh.
C
chet | October 18, 18:55 CET
Simon | October 18, 19:01 CET
And Giles said he wanted to be a "fighter pilot, or possibly a grocer".
Nyx | October 19, 09:29 CET
The earlier comment you may be rembembering (from, I think, School Hard) perhaps meant that Angel was Spike's real guide after his transformation, in the sense that one may say "you're like a father to me. Since Dru has always been insane (at least post-transformation), it makes sense for Angel to have stepped up to provide William with the education and guidance he'd need to be a successful vampire.
This is supported further by an interview with Whedon himself, who elaborates:
"I believe it was in 1850 that Angel made Drusilla and then Drusilla made Spike. Now, this is where it gets confusing for everybody, your sire can mean anybody in the line that made you. So, Drusilla is Spike's sire, but so is Angel in the sense that Angel made Drusilla and Drusilla made Spike. If we were being more literal we would call him a grandsire, but that term does not exist in the vampire world, so sire just means somebody that you are connected to because they came before you on the line. By that reckoning you could say that Darla is Spike's sire since she made Angel. "
(http://www.etonline.com/television/a2760.htm)
chet | October 19, 21:29 CET
Hey Joss??? Help us out here, huh? ;)
The Lady Pele | October 19, 22:47 CET
Nyx | October 20, 06:01 CET
chet | October 20, 08:52 CET