Buffy/Angel Vampire Family Tree
03-20-04 | 05:26 PM
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Then, in a bizzare twist of fate, Drusilla sire Darla.
Also, Spike sired Harmony.
Also, Spike sired Harmony.
03-20-04 | 05:34 PM
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Originally posted by Jay G.
Then, in a bizzare twist of fate, Drusilla sire Darla.
Also, Spike sired Harmony.
Then, in a bizzare twist of fate, Drusilla sire Darla.
Also, Spike sired Harmony.
03-20-04 | 06:17 PM
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Originally posted by wendersfan
Are you sure about that? I thought it was some random vampire at the graduation. I don't even think Spike was in town at the time.
Are you sure about that? I thought it was some random vampire at the graduation. I don't even think Spike was in town at the time.
http://www.buffyworld.com/buffy/seas.../56_tran.shtml
Harmony gets bit, but another girl starts whaling on her attacker with a bat
03-20-04 | 11:31 PM
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03-21-04 | 12:38 PM
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But nothing is ever explicitly mentioned on who sired her, although the Graduation Day incident seems like a strong possibility.
From "Harm's Way":
FRED: Why don't they? Harmony, do you— Do you not have many friends at work?
HARMONY: I just—I don't get it. I used to be way popular in high school. Just since I got vamped at my graduation, I've had trouble connecting with people.
HARMONY: I just—I don't get it. I used to be way popular in high school. Just since I got vamped at my graduation, I've had trouble connecting with people.
03-21-04 | 11:49 PM
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The Angel-siring-Spike thing has been fanwanked pretty hard, since it's apparent the writers screwed up.
In Spike's first appearance in the second season, "School Hard," he says to Angel "You were my SIRE, man!"
Some have said that because later on "Buffy" they said Angel was his grand-sire. Which meant the same thing. Which it didn't. It's just a screw-up.
In Spike's first appearance in the second season, "School Hard," he says to Angel "You were my SIRE, man!"
Some have said that because later on "Buffy" they said Angel was his grand-sire. Which meant the same thing. Which it didn't. It's just a screw-up.
