"I wanted to do a show about people who are not 'super,' just working-class people, the people history steps on. (Joss on Firefly)"
December 02
2007
Chief Seattle's character sketches: Wesley.
Chief Seattle has updated his indepth Angel review site with a fascinating look at Wesley's character from his beginnings on Buffy to his tragic end.
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TheSpark | December 03, 00:37 CET
Can't say I agree with him about Wesley and Fred in season 4. I've never really understood people who argue that Fred and Gunn had a better relationship than Wes and Fred.
deird | December 03, 01:33 CET
Jobo | December 03, 02:13 CET
Harmalicious | December 03, 03:07 CET
I'll one up you there Harmalacious, Wesley is my favorite character of any show.
foreverwes | December 03, 03:17 CET
I mostly agree with the points the Chief makes, but feel that Wesley's attraction to Fred was not purely a poessive competitive thing. After all he fell for her before Gunn showed any signs of attraction for her.
To anyone who wants more of a Wesley fix, check out the Wes-centric novel, "Book of the Dead" because it's one of the best of the Buffyverse novels.
Dalton | December 03, 03:48 CET
Haunt | December 03, 07:16 CET
This is an excellent analysis right up to the end of Season 3. Season 4 is more iffy, and I take violent issue with just about every other conclusion reached in the section on Season 5. But the analysis of early Wesley, especially, is absolutely nailed.
BAFfler | December 03, 07:31 CET
But still, I just love that someone took such a close look at Wesley. He's got the best character arc I've ever seen on TV, and is probably one of my Top 5 for fictional characters overall.
I swear, though, Jossverse shows spoiled me for TV. I keep getting this terrible urge to send copies of Angel DVDs to writers of shows with flat characters with a note saying "This is how you do it, children."
rianeiru | December 03, 11:49 CET
Sabbrielle | December 06, 00:35 CET