[ SECRET POST #4092 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4092 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I never had much of a problem with Dawn, but her introduction was pretty sudden and confusing, even if there had been foreshadowing shortly beforehand (was it the finale of the previous season? The one with the guy who had cheese on his head.) You could argue she was a bit like a Poochie or Cousin Oliver and people were just reacting to having a new main character introduced all of a sudden for no particular reason.

I had only started watching Buffy the season she started college, having only seen a few episodes here and there before that, and at first I thought Dawn must have always existed and had been living with their dad and I had just missed any mention of her and this was just the first time she actually appeared on-screen. I slowly figured out from the show and what other fans were saying that no, she had not existed before (I felt embarrassed by my lack of Buffy knowledge to straight-up ask).

What the other person said about seeing her from Buffy's perspective is also a large part of it.

[(Anonymous)]

I could've written this response. I also figured Dawn was living with Dad and we'd hear that eventually so it was a shock that she wasn't "real".

Other than that, I really disliked Glory as she just didn't seem a proper villain.