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 *Faith tells Willow that she has spent too much time in hospitals. She is referring to her eight-month-long coma, spanning from "Graduation Day" to "This Year's Girl".
 *Faith further elaborates on her colourful sexual history, telling Spike about wearing a schoolgirls uniform for a bullwhip wielding former lover whom she's thinking of looking up after 3 years in a woman's prison. Many fans have suggested this may be Mayor Wilkins or 'Spanky' whom we meet in the opening episode of Angel season 5.
-*During the Faith/Spike scene Buffy walks in and looks at the pair jealously. Faith has actually professed an attraction for or tried to seduce nearly all of Buffy's former boyfriends including Scott Hope ("[[Faith, Hope & Trick]]") Angel ("[[Enemies]]") and Riley (whom she has sex with in Buffy's body in "[[Who Are You]]"). Willow refers to her as the 'do that girl'. However, Faith would later break this pattern of hers when Spike attempted to casually flirt with her years later in ''"[[Spike and Faith]]". ''While was undeniably attracted to Spike as well, her newfound maturity stopped her as she no longer wanted to be just a rebound to Buffy.
+*During the Faith/Spike scene Buffy walks in and looks at the pair jealously. Faith has actually professed an attraction for or tried to seduce nearly all of Buffy's former boyfriends including Scott Hope ("[[Faith, Hope & Trick]]") Angel ("[[Enemies]]") and Riley (whom she has sex with in Buffy's body in "[[Who Are You]]"). Willow refers to her as the 'do that girl'. However, Faith would later break this pattern of hers when Spike attempted to casually flirt with her years later in ''"[[Spike and Faith]]". ''While she was undeniably attracted to Spike as well, her newfound maturity stopped her as she no longer wanted to be just a rebound to Buffy.
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-*Just as ''[[No Future for You]]'' was named after a Sex Pistols song, ''Live Through This'' is named after an album by 90s grunge band Hole.
+*Just as ''[[No Future for You]]'' was named after a ''[[wikipedia:Sex Pistols|Sex Pistols]] ''song, ''Live Through This'' is named after an album by 90s grunge band ''[[wikipedia:Hole|Hole]].''
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 | source    = [[Live Through This, Part One]]
-| speaker1  = Faith
+| speaker1  = Angel
-| line1     = Y'Know what? You're whole Twilight phase makes as much sense as a David Lynch movie.
+| line1     = I told them if they followed me, they'd ... achieve their destiny. That's what I was doing. Bringing the bad guys together. Focusing them. Manipulating them. So Buffy could survive, stay strong, and do what she had to.
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 |First           = [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer (film)]] (non-canon)<br>"[[Welcome to the Hellmouth]]"
 |Name            = Buffy Anne Summers
-|Aliases         = Buff<br>Buffster <small>(used by [[Xander]])</small><br>Slayer<br>B <small>(used by [[Faith]])</small><br>The Vampire Slayer<br>The Slayer<br>The Chosen One<br>Blondie <small>(used once by [[Whistler]])</small><br>The Duchess of Buffonia <small>(used by Xander)</small><br>Little Miss Tightly Wound <small>(used by Faith)</small><ref>'[[Dirty Girls]]'</ref><br>Little Miss Tiny <small>(used by Spike)</small><ref>'[[The Yoko Factor]]'</ref>Betty <small>(used by Spike)</small><ref>'[[Superstar]]'</ref><br>My Lady of Buffdom <small>(used by Xander)</small><br>Joan<br>Anne<br>Belinda<br>"She who hangs out at cemeteries"<br>Goldilocks <small>(used by [[Spike]])</small><br> Hurricane Buffy <small>(used once by [[Cordelia]])</small> <ref>'[[I Will Remember You]]'</ref><br>Bunny Summers <small>(used once by [[Sheila Rosenberg|Willow's mother]])</small><br> Buffy, the Slayer of the Vampyrs <small>(used by [[Andrew Wells|Andrew]])</small><br> Vampyr Slayer extraordinaire <small>(used by Andrew)</small>
+|Aliases         = Buff<br>Buffster <small>(used by [[Xander]])</small><br>Slayer<br>B <small>(used by [[Faith]])</small><br>The Vampire Slayer<br>The Slayer<br>The Chosen One<br>Blondie <small>(used by Faith, once by [[Whistler]])</small><br>The Duchess of Buffonia <small>(used by Xander)</small><br>Little Miss Tightly Wound <small>(used by Faith)</small><ref>'[[Dirty Girls]]'</ref><br>Little Miss Tiny <small>(used by Spike)</small><ref>'[[The Yoko Factor]]'</ref>Betty <small>(used by Spike)</small><ref>'[[Superstar]]'</ref><br>My Lady of Buffdom <small>(used by Xander)</small><br>Joan<br>Anne<br>Belinda<br>"She who hangs out at cemeteries"<br>Goldilocks <small>(used by [[Spike]])</small><br> Hurricane Buffy <small>(used once by [[Cordelia]])</small> <ref>'[[I Will Remember You]]'</ref><br>Bunny Summers <small>(used once by [[Sheila Rosenberg|Willow's mother]])</small><br> Buffy, the Slayer of the Vampyrs <small>(used by [[Andrew Wells|Andrew]])</small><br> Vampyr Slayer extraordinaire <small>(used by Andrew)</small>
 |Status          = Alive (Resurrected)
 |Classification  = [[Slayer]]
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 ===San Francisco===
 After a while, Buffy moved out of [[Xander]] and [[Dawn|Dawn's]] apartment in favor of her own place, which she shared with two new roommates, [[Anaheed]] and [[Tumble]]. During her housewarming party, Buffy experienced a night [[File:Screen_Shot_2013-04-12_at_11.26.55_AM.png|thumb|Buffy is confronted by a demon demanding she pay her student loans.]]of wild, unprecedented drinking—unable to recall the events of the previous evening the following day, she made slow attempts to piece together her memories while going about her daily business. [[Spike]], who had also relocated to [[San Francisco]] ensuing the destruction of the Seed, continuously warned her about a new evil force stalking her, while Willow desperately tried to make Buffy realize the consequences of shattering the earth's literal "spark of creation." While on rounds with both Spike and Willow, Buffy was suddenly approached by a [[demon]], who, instead of attacking her, demanded that she pay back her student loans. Though Buffy withdrew money from her ATM, it wasn't nearly enough to satisfy the demon.<ref> '[[Freefall, Part One]]'</ref>[[File:Screen_Shot_2013-04-12_at_11.30.56_AM.png|thumb|left|Buffy meets Severin, a young man with a mysterious power.]]

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 *Billy and Anaheed move over to a three-part mini-series after this issue.
 *Buffy hadn't used her scythe since she destroyed the Seed of Wonder in ''"[[Last Gleaming, Part Four]]".''
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 In the last stages of her time on the side of evil, Faith displayed hidden degrees of abandoment and unappreciation. Despite all the cruel acts she had done to the [[Scooby Gang]] and others, she originally saw herself as the victim. Everyone ignored her and never acknowledged her like Buffy was, prompting jealousy issues and pent-up anger inside her. Her way of acting out was to either try to kill Buffy's loved ones or take it away from her for herself. Eventually, Faith grew out of her habit of "stealing" from Buffy and instead tried her absolute utmost to have her acknowledge her as a friend despite their troubled history.
-Faith often had a prominent wild streak to her and enjoyed partying, drinking, and having sex. She could also be careless and irresponsible, which was shown when Faith gave the Potential Slayers alcohol despite most of them being underaged (which Buffy was furious about later).<ref> '[[Empty Places]]'</ref> Overall though, she was carefree and relatively laid-back, not being much of a worrier. Faith revealed she didn't really like being leader, but can be one given the chance. Faith often called some people by the first letter of their first name, like "B" for Buffy. She did this to certain people because she felt their names were too stupid to say fully.<ref name=Malice/> At times Faith showed to be somewhat unlettered, not knowing the definitions of 'ingest'<ref>"[[Graduation Day, Part One]]"</ref> 'remuneration',<ref>"[[Five by Five]]"</ref> and 'Achilles Heel' .<ref> '[[Touched]]'</ref>
+Faith often had a prominent wild streak to her and enjoyed partying, drinking, and having sex. Faith's shown a frequent preference to flirtatiously dance with men at clubs when she wanted to relax and have fun.<ref>'[[Faith, Hope, & Trick]]'</ref><ref>'[[Bad Girls]]'</ref><ref>'[[Who Are You]]'</ref><ref>'[[Five by Five]]'</ref><ref>'[[Empty Places]]'</ref> She could also be careless and irresponsible, which was shown when Faith gave the Potential Slayers alcohol despite most of them being underaged (which Buffy was furious about later).<ref> '[[Empty Places]]'</ref> In contrast to Buffy's more serious and tense disposition, Faith treated matters more lightly. She was generally carefree and laid-back, causing her to view Buffy as being "wound too tight."<ref>'[[Faith, Hope, & Trick]]'</ref><ref>'[[Dirty Girls]]'</ref> Faith revealed she didn't really like being leader, but can be one given the chance. Faith often called some people by the first letter of their first name, like "B" for Buffy. She did this to certain people because she felt their names were too stupid to say fully.<ref name=Malice/> At times Faith showed to be somewhat unlettered, not knowing the definitions of 'ingest'<ref>"[[Graduation Day, Part One]]"</ref> 'remuneration',<ref>"[[Five by Five]]"</ref> and 'Achilles Heel' .<ref> '[[Touched]]'</ref>
-Faith largely popularized the term "five by five" to mean everything is well. [[Tara]] once asked what "five by five" even meant, and [[Willow]] replied, ''"See?! That's the thing! No one really knows." ''<ref name=ThisYearsGirl /> In voice procedure - the technique used to facilitate spoken communication over two-way radios - the term refers to strength and clarity of a signal on a scale of 1 to 5. "Five by five" is synonymous with "loud and clear" in both outward bound signals and inward bound signals. She had her own personal, unique slang and it was revealed that she had inherited her catchphrase of the word "wicked" from [[George Lehane]]. <ref name=DaddyIssues3 />
+Faith largely popularized the term "five by five" to mean everything is well. [[Tara]] once asked what "five by five" even meant, and [[Willow]] replied, "See?! That's the thing! No one knows." <ref name=ThisYearsGirl /> In voice procedure - the technique used to facilitate spoken communication over two-way radios - the term refers to strength and clarity of a signal on a scale of 1 to 5. "Five by five" is synonymous with "loud and clear" in both outward bound signals and inward bound signals. She had her own personal, unique slang and it was revealed that she had inherited her catchphrase of the word "wicked" from [[George Lehane]]. <ref name=DaddyIssues3 />
 Faith frequently proved herself to be impulsive. For example, when she and Xander found Giles unconscious, Faith immediately assumed that Angel was responsible despite Xander's reservations.<ref name=Revelations/> She was also known for her quick, easily irritated nature, something her father described as the "Lehane temper".  Faith had deep issues with parental figures, due to being raised by neglectful, alcoholic parents while she was young. Nonetheless, she had a deep yearning for a family. This yearning had caused her to be used by so many people so readily because of her desperation for someone to be there for her, something Faith had bitterly mocked over in a fit of distress and pain. <ref name=DaddyIssues3 /> Consequently, she continued to have many trust issues throughout her life and it took her a while for her to truly open up and embrace someone, fearing that she would be betrayed or hurt if she did. [[Rupert Giles|Giles]] had taken note of this during his time with Faith, describing her as showing hostility to those she didn't trust or didn't know but on the one hand, she would display extreme loyalty to those who were close to her and those who cared for her. <ref name=DeathConsequences1 />
-In her current role as Angel's partner, Faith has shown a more cautious and responsible side to herself, recognising the danger of her old impulsive nature, serving as Angel's sounding board to ensure that he didn't repeat his mistakes as [[Twilight]] by taking it upon himself to cross lines that he should have left alone. She developed a more mature aspect than when she was younger, using her knowledge of atonement and the thrill of killing to rehabilitate slayers who needed a purpose in life or in the case of [[Nadira]], stop before going down the path of evil and murder that had almost destroyed her. <ref> '[[Angel & Faith]]'</ref>
+In her current role as Angel's partner, Faith has shown a more cautious and responsible side to herself, recognizing the danger of her old impulsive nature, serving as Angel's sounding board to ensure that he didn't repeat his mistakes as [[Twilight]] by taking it upon himself to cross lines that he should have left alone. She developed a more mature aspect than when she was younger, using her knowledge of atonement and the thrill of killing to rehabilitate slayers who needed a purpose in life or in the case of [[Nadira]], stop before going down the path of evil and murder that had almost destroyed her. <ref> '[[Angel & Faith]]'</ref>
-Through her maturity, Faith's natural promiscious tendencies with men began to dull slightly. After drinking together with some guys, Faith realized she didn't sleep with ''any ''of them and light-heartedly said she couldn't tell if she maturing or just getting used to being rich.<ref> '[[Live Through This, Part Two]]'</ref> She also displayed higher standards for herself in flings and one-night stands, denying Spike's unserious hit on her since she didn't want to be reduced to a rebound. Soon after, when he mentioned she wasn't as fun as she was before, Faith somewhat sarcastically responded with " Turns out I ''matured.''" <ref> '[[Spike and Faith]]'</ref>
+Through her maturity, Faith's natural promiscious tendencies with men began to dull slightly. After drinking together with some guys, Faith realized she didn't sleep with ''any ''of them and light-heartedly said she couldn't tell if she maturing or just getting used to being rich.<ref> '[[Live Through This, Part Two]]'</ref> She also displayed higher standards for herself in flings and one-night stands, denying Spike's hit on her since she didn't want to be reduced to a rebound. Soon after, when he mentioned she wasn't as fun as she was before, Faith somewhat sarcastically responded with " Turns out I ''matured.''" <ref> '[[Spike and Faith]]'</ref>
 However, it was revealed that she still carried a surprising degree of self-loathing over herself and that some part of her believed that she deserved every bad thing that had happened to her still despite her time in prison and efforts to atone. Faith had usually hidden and repressed it with a casual, almost carefree demeanor. After the return of her father and when she had impulsively cut off a man's arm without thinking, Faith suffered a severe lapse in judgement. Overcome with unworthiness, guilt, and a belief that she would never be anything but a murderer, she in a moment of weakness went to [[Drusilla]] to remove her pain. Angel had eventually made her come to her senses and restore her determination to live through the pain. <ref name=DaddyIssues4 />

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 *Buffy briefly mentions [http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/The_Three_(vampires) The Three] who appeared in the episode "[http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/Angel_(episode) Angel]" of [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]].
 *There was also some reference to the rocket launcher used to kill [http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/The_Judge The Judge] in "[http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/Innocence Innocence]".
-*Faith described Buffy as " wound too tight. " Buffy admitted years later that she was "tightly wound" in [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Nine|Season Nine]] 's ''[[Freefall]]. ''
+*Faith described Buffy as " wound too tight", and would again describe her as "Little Miss Wound Too Tight" in "[[Dirty Girls]]".  Buffy admitted years later that she was "tightly wound" in [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Nine|Season Nine]] 's "''[[Freefall, Part One]]".'''' ''
 *Xander openly showed an attraction to Faith in this episode which Cordelia noticed, claiming Xander had a thing for slayers. This seemed to be somewhat true considering Xander's crush on Buffy during the first and second seasons along with his brief flirtation with [[Kendra Young]].
 *When Faith professes her attraction to Giles in the library scene Xander remarks 'Raise you hand if euhh!' and raises his hand. Notably Willow who is present does not raise her hand, foreshadowing her later confession of having had a crush on Giles.

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−	A '''Magic gourd''' was an artifact employed in ancient rituals such as the [[Enjoining spell]] and the [[Vision Quest#The Ritual\|ritual]] to summon [[the Guide]]. It was large and golden in color. It had several runic markings inscribed on it. The gourd Giles used in the vision quest was much smaller and appeared to lack the markings.	+	A '''Magic gourd''' was an artifact employed in ancient rituals such as the [[Enjoining spell]] and the [[Vision Quest#The Ritual\|ritual]] to summon [[the Guide]]. It was large and golden in color. It had several runic markings inscribed on it. The gourd [[Giles]] used in the vision quest was much smaller and appeared to lack the markings.

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	Actually, on second thought, I won't push through on it. It is too controversial and with too little details. I think what needs to be covered I have already added in the pages relating to the crucifix and Buffy's Cross Necklace. Thanks for your opinion, though. [[User:FTWinchester\|FTWinchester]] ([[User talk:FTWinchester\|talk]]) 01:53, June 18, 2013 (UTC)		Actually, on second thought, I won't push through on it. It is too controversial and with too little details. I think what needs to be covered I have already added in the pages relating to the crucifix and Buffy's Cross Necklace. Thanks for your opinion, though. [[User:FTWinchester\|FTWinchester]] ([[User talk:FTWinchester\|talk]]) 01:53, June 18, 2013 (UTC)
		+	==Re: Affiliation==
		+	I could contest the affiliation (and currently am contesting it), but with just me working actively on both wikis, there might not be enough support. I'm trying to contact another contributor that is also working on both wikis, but I don't know if he's still active. Caleb is open to the idea, though. We just need more support before the affiliation could push through. [[User:FTWinchester\|FTWinchester]] ([[User talk:FTWinchester\|talk]]) 05:05, June 18, 2013 (UTC)

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	Please leave a message on [[User talk:Gonzalo84\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Gonzalo84\|Gonzalo84]] ([[User_talk:Gonzalo84\|Talk]]) 10:36, September 29, 2012		Please leave a message on [[User talk:Gonzalo84\|my talk page]] if I can help with anything! -- [[User:Gonzalo84\|Gonzalo84]] ([[User_talk:Gonzalo84\|Talk]]) 10:36, September 29, 2012
		+	==Activity==
		+	Hello, there. I was just wondering if you are still active in both this wiki and the supernatural wiki? [[User:FTWinchester\|FTWinchester]] ([[User talk:FTWinchester\|talk]]) 05:02, June 18, 2013 (UTC)

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 |Classification  = [[Vampire]]
 |Affiliation     = [[Order of Aurelius]]
-|Powers          = The Master possesses the common abilities and handicaps of a vampire. He also demonstrated other powers:
+|Powers          = The Master possesses all the powers of his counterpart in the original timeline.
 |Actor           = [[Mark Metcalf]]
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 The Master sent some of his minions to kidnap humans and take them to his new blood processing plant. A large number of vampires gathered to see the Master's project for the future, replacing hunting with mass production. However, Buffy and Angel infiltrated the gathering and started a revolt. Angel released the captives while Buffy shot an arrow at The Master, who yanked Xander to block the incoming bolt, which hit him in the shoulder. During the fight, Angel, Xander and Willow were killed. The Master faced Buffy herself and managed to defeat her. He kills her by snapping her neck, thus fulfilling the prophecy of the [[Pergamum Codex]]. Seconds afterwards, Giles managed to restore the original timeline.
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 {{Quote|You're way out of your league, [[Xander Harris|kid]]. The Master'll kill you before you can breathe -- if you're lucky.|Angel|Prophecy Girl}}
-'''[[Vampire]] abilities:''' Because of his extremely advanced age as the oldest vampire ever recorded, the Master possessed superhuman strength, speed, reflexes and endurance far beyond those of any other vampires. He clearly demonstrated this by defeating many Slayers throughout history, including Yuki Makimura and Buffy Summers. The Master once effortlessly lifted a minion of his by the throat with a single arm and threw him into a stack of church benches. He also displayed a higher resistance to [[Cross|crosses]], when he was able to look at a large cross (though with disgust and anguish) and touch it, the cross causing visible emitting smoke as it burned his hand but not harming him as he had no fear of it.<ref name=Nightmares/>
+'''[[Vampire]] abilities:''' Because of his extremely advanced age as the oldest vampire ever recorded, the Master possessed superhuman strength, speed, reflexes and endurance far beyond those of any other vampires. He clearly demonstrated this by defeating many Slayers throughout history, including Yuki Makimura and Buffy Summers. The Master once effortlessly lifted a minion of his by the throat with a single arm and threw him into a stack of church benches. He also displayed a higher resistance to [[Cross|crosses]], when he was able to look at a large cross (though with disgust and anguish) and touch it, the cross emitting  visible smoke as it burned his hand but not harming him as he had no fear of it.<ref name=Nightmares/>
 '''[[Hypnosis]]: '''The Master had adept hypnotic abilities which allowed him to control their motor functions with the wave of his hand, thus taking control of their bodies and rendering them unable to move, but still conscious of what was being done to them. Not even the Slayer was capable of resisting it.<ref name=PG/>
 '''[[Magic]]:''' The Master would've at least possessed some knowledge of sorcery and magic when he attempted to open the Hellmouth.
 '''Razor-sharp fingernails: '''The Master has demonstrated having extremely sharp fingernails; once when poking his finger into the eye of one of his minions and the other when in mid-fight with Buffy where he caused her to bleed visibly after scratching her.<ref name=PG/>

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 |Classification = [[Ghost]]
 |Affiliation    = Chumash Tribe
-|Powers         = Shapeshifting
+|Powers         = <br>
-|Actor          = Tod Thawley
+*[[Shapeshifting]]<br>
-}}
+*Near Invincibility
 {{Quote|I am vengeance. I am my people's cry. They call for Hus, for the avenging spirit, to carve out justice.|Hus|Pangs}}

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 |Name           = Fair Quinn
 |Status         = Deceased
-|Classification = [[Ghost]]/[[Spirit]]
+|Classification = [[Ghost]]}}
 '''Fair Quinn''' was an actor in the 1930s, who had cut a deal with Hollywood's "most influential director" for stardom and success in exchange for five souls. His meteoric climb towards stardom was cut short when he was killed by members of a mob he owed money to. This trapped his soul was in the reel of his last movie, "The Final Cut", until he could make the last of his payments to 'The Guy Downstairs'.

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 *Despite not being corporeal as "Ghost" Willow leaves the costume shop you see her brush against a curtain. Also, when she leaves, you clearly hear the door close behind her when in other scenes, she simply walks right through doors, walls, etc.
 *When Spike is talking to Drusilla he refers to 'Sunnyhill' rather than Sunnydale.
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 Actually, on second thought, I won't push through on it. It is too controversial and with too little details. I think what needs to be covered I have already added in the pages relating to the crucifix and Buffy's Cross Necklace. Thanks for your opinion, though. [[User:FTWinchester|FTWinchester]] ([[User talk:FTWinchester|talk]]) 01:53, June 18, 2013 (UTC)
 ==Re: Affiliation==
-I could contest the affiliation (and currently am contesting it), but with just me working actively on both wikis, there might not be enough support. I'm trying to contact another contributor that is also working on both wikis, but I don't know if he's still active. Caleb is open to the idea, though. We just need more support before the affiliation could push through. [[User:FTWinchester|FTWinchester]] ([[User talk:FTWinchester|talk]]) 05:05, June 18, 2013 (UTC)
+I could contest the affiliation (and currently am contesting it), but with just me working actively on both wikis, there might not be enough support. I'm trying to contact two other contributors that are also working on both wikis, but I don't know if they are still active. Caleb is open to the idea, though. We just need more support before the affiliation could push through. [[User:FTWinchester|FTWinchester]] ([[User talk:FTWinchester|talk]]) 05:05, June 18, 2013 (UTC)
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-*'''[[Spike]] '''- Though often allies on the side of good, vampires Angel and Spike have always had a tense, unfriendly relationship. Angel reflected that much of their hostility originates from the fact that Spike, at least in part, wanted to be Angel, noting that every action Spike took was something Angel had done before him: [[Drusilla]] turned Spike as a substitute for what she couldn't have with Angelus, Spike attempted to take Anglus's reputation after he was ensouled, later became the second known vampire to repossess his soul, and perhaps most obvious, Spike fell in love with [[Buffy Summers|Buffy]] following Angel's long-lived relationship with her. The most direct cause of their conflict seems to stem from their competition in the area of love; their attentions are very often focused on the same woman, Drusilla or Buffy (though in the case of Drusilla, Angel's interest was very much based on his soulless desire to hurt Spike, whom he knew had become pitifully attached to her). Angel and Spike's relationship worsened when they realized they both loved Slayer Buffy Summers. Angel, while never verbally admitting to it, felt jealous of Spike's relationship with Buffy; the same can be said of Spike in regards to Angel's romance with her. They often have heated, verbal (and sometimes violent) disupites over Buffy. Many characters have pointed out similarities between them; they are both ensouled vampires with intense love for the same woman, but both vehemently deny it, stating that they are nothing alike. Though both eventually fight on the side of good, their personalities tend to clash. Spike takes their mission far less seriously, although the two make an effective team against such foes as the guardians of the Deeper Well and their ensueing fight against [[Illyria]]. And despite their constant antagonism, there does seem to exist some affection between them, as Spike appeared genuinely happy to see Angel and even hugged him upon their reunion in [[Sunnydale]]<ref name=SchoolHard />, and Angelus greeted Spike with a kiss on the forehead upon losing his soul (this was more of a degrading, symbolic gesture than a friendly one). Though he tries to bury it, much of Angel's hatred of Spike also stems from guilt: he turned Drusilla, and was at least in part responsible for the chaos Spike reigned without a soul. Also, following Spike's sacrifice at the Sunnydale [[Hellmouth]], Angel felt that beause the [[Senior Partners]] had presented him with the Amulet, they had intended he give up his life instead. On the deepest level, Spike exists as a relic of Angel's most deplorable sins; Angel never forsaw a person with so much involvment in his past as Angelus becoming so profoundly involved in his future as a hero. Spike verbally accuses Angel of being a coward on numerous occasions. During Spike's time in [[Wolfram and Hart]], the two appear to have bonded. Angel at least began to accept Spike's presence in his group, though he remained reluctant to aknowledge Spike as a Champion or possible subject of the [[Shanshu Prophecy]]. When they traveled to Rome to get Buffy away from [[The Immortal]], they drank together, seemed to have equal concern for Buffy's well-being and shared rather comical jealousy and outrwage towards The Immortal when told Buffy was dating him<ref name=GirlinQuestion />. Angel often sees Spike as a nuisance, and Spike considers Angel very irritating and much too 'noble'. Still, they seem to have developed underlying respect towards each other. Angel and Spike also appear to have a sexual history, which has been implied many times<ref name=PowerPlay /><ref name=LG /><ref name=PerfectHarmony>"[[In Perfect Harmony]]"</ref>but neither of them seem willing to discuss it. Spike later left [[Los Angeles]] and Angel behnd, as he recognized Angel had been accurate when he accused Spike of wanted to be him, aknowledging that his interest in the Shanshu Prophesy was based around his rivalry with Angel rather than a desire to be human himself. Since Spike would not be able to be possessed by [[Eyghon]], Angel would contact him from London for asistance. He still clearly viewed Spike as an annoying nuisance, but was able to work together much easier than before with only general bickering. However, Angel and Spike did erupt into a brief harsh argument over Buffy and their strained relationships with her, much to [[Faith]]'s irritation.<ref>'[[Death and Consequences, Part Four]]'</ref> When [[Giles]]' soul was fully inside him, Angel became briefly insane and was locked in a basement. Spike ranted to him, revealing his jealousy and insecurities over Buffy as well Angel. When Spike concluded that Angel had moved on from her by finding a purpose and seeing other women, he coherently corrected this assumption and told him he wasn't over her either. Able to relate to his troubles, Angel took pity on him and gave him [[Harmony]]'s number as a 'thank you'. Spike took advantage of this and proceded to have sex with her.<ref>'[[Spike and Faith]]'</ref> Despite this small act of kindness towards each other, Angel and Spike quickly returned to their quarreling relationship. When he had decided to return to [[San Francisco]] to help [[Dawn]], Angel argued against it. However, his reasons for this was because of his fight with [[Pearl]] and [[Nash]] combined with his preference for Spike to not be near Buffy to 'impress' her.<ref>'[[What You Want, Not What You Need, Part One]]'</ref>
+*'''[[Spike]] '''- Though often allies on the side of good, vampires Angel and Spike have always had a tense, unfriendly relationship. Angel reflected that much of their hostility originates from the fact that Spike, at least in part, wanted to be Angel, noting that every action Spike took was something Angel had done before him: [[Drusilla]] turned Spike as a substitute for what she couldn't have with Angelus, Spike attempted to take Anglus's reputation after he was ensouled, later became the second known vampire to repossess his soul, and perhaps most obvious, Spike fell in love with [[Buffy Summers|Buffy]] following Angel's long-lived relationship with her. The most direct cause of their conflict seems to stem from their competition in the area of love; their attentions are very often focused on the same woman, Drusilla or Buffy (though in the case of Drusilla, Angel's interest was very much based on his soulless desire to hurt Spike, whom he knew had become pitifully attached to her). Angel and Spike's relationship worsened when they realized they both loved Slayer Buffy Summers. Angel, while never verbally admitting to it, felt jealous of Spike's relationship with Buffy; the same can be said of Spike in regards to Angel's romance with her. They often have heated, verbal (and sometimes violent) disupites over Buffy. Many characters have pointed out similarities between them; they are both ensouled vampires with intense love for the same woman, but both vehemently deny it, stating that they are nothing alike. Though both eventually fight on the side of good, their personalities tend to clash. Spike takes their mission far less seriously, although the two make an effective team against such foes as the guardians of the Deeper Well and their ensueing fight against [[Illyria]]. And despite their constant antagonism, there does seem to exist some affection between them, as Spike appeared genuinely happy to see Angel and even hugged him upon their reunion in [[Sunnydale]]<ref name=SchoolHard />, and Angelus greeted Spike with a kiss on the forehead upon losing his soul (this was more of a degrading, symbolic gesture than a friendly one). Though he tries to bury it, much of Angel's hatred of Spike also stems from guilt: he turned Drusilla, and was at least in part responsible for the chaos Spike reigned without a soul. Also, following Spike's sacrifice at the Sunnydale [[Hellmouth]], Angel felt that beause the [[Senior Partners]] had presented him with the Amulet, they had intended he give up his life instead. On the deepest level, Spike exists as a relic of Angel's most deplorable sins; Angel never forsaw a person with so much involvment in his past as Angelus becoming so profoundly involved in his future as a hero. Spike verbally accuses Angel of being a coward on numerous occasions. During Spike's time in [[Wolfram and Hart]], the two appear to have bonded. Angel at least began to accept Spike's presence in his group, though he remained reluctant to aknowledge Spike as a Champion or possible subject of the [[Shanshu Prophecy]]. When they traveled to Rome to get Buffy away from [[The Immortal]], they drank together, seemed to have equal concern for Buffy's well-being and shared rather comical jealousy and outrwage towards The Immortal when told Buffy was dating him<ref name=GirlinQuestion />. Angel often sees Spike as a nuisance, and Spike considers Angel very irritating and much too 'noble'. Still, they seem to have developed underlying respect towards each other. Angel and Spike also appear to have a sexual history, which has been implied many times<ref name=PowerPlay /><ref name=LG /><ref name=PerfectHarmony>"[[In Perfect Harmony]]"</ref>but neither of them seem willing to discuss it. Spike later left [[Los Angeles]] and Angel behnd, as he recognized Angel had been accurate when he accused Spike of wanted to be him, aknowledging that his interest in the Shanshu Prophesy was based around his rivalry with Angel rather than a desire to be human himself. Since Spike would not be able to be possessed by [[Eyghon]], Angel would contact him from [[London]] for asistance. He still clearly viewed Spike as an annoying nuisance, but was able to work together much easier than before with only general bickering. However, Angel and Spike did erupt into a harsh argument over Buffy and their strained relationships with her, much to [[Faith]]'s irritation.<ref>'[[Death and Consequences, Part Four]]'</ref> When [[Giles]]' soul was fully inside him, Angel became briefly insane and was locked in a basement. Spike ranted to him, revealing his jealousy and insecurities over Buffy as well Angel. When Spike concluded that Angel had moved on from her by finding a purpose and seeing other women, he coherently corrected this assumption and told him he wasn't over her either. Able to relate to his troubles, Angel took pity on him and gave him [[Harmony]]'s number as a 'thank you'. Spike took advantage of this and proceded to have sex with her.<ref>'[[Spike and Faith]]'</ref> Despite this small act of kindness towards each other, Angel and Spike quickly returned to their quarreling relationship. When he had decided to return to [[San Francisco]] to help [[Dawn]], Angel argued against it. However, his reasons for this was because of his fight with [[Pearl]] and [[Nash]] combined with his preference for Spike to not be near Buffy to 'impress' her.<ref>'[[What You Want, Not What You Need, Part One]]'</ref>
 *'''[[The Immortal]]''' - The arch-nemisis of both Angel and [[Spike]] for many reasons. During their soulless periods, The Immortal had captured and knocked out both Angelus and Spike, while at the same time "concurrently violating" both [[Darla]] and [[Drusilla]] at the same time(something neither of them had ever let them do) and consequently wounding their pride and dignity. A series of unfortunate events had happened before and after this, causing Angelous to have intense hatred towards the Immortal. A century later, Angel, now a soulled vampire, also hated the Immortal, especially when told by [[Andrew Wells|Andrew]] that [[Buffy Summers|Buffy]] was dating him (A practical joke on his part, as it was a Buffy decoy<ref name=LongWayHome />). He displayed, along with Spike, immense jealousy and outrage over this information, going out of his way to get Buffy away from the Immortal until he, with great reluctance, gave up, though still made a point of saying "he hated that guy."<ref name=GirlinQuestion />
 *'''[[Daniel Holtz]] '''- Back to the time when Angel was still Angelus, he had cruelly murdered Holtz's entire family sadistically, and only Holtz survived. He had since been consumed with vengence and grief, spending his entire life tracking down Angelus and [[Darla]], and they were often on the run from him, although the two turned down various opportunities to kill him as they considered him a form of family. Eventually reduced to a hermit after relentless years of chasing them and failing, Holtz made a deal with the demon Sahjahn to be left in 'stasis' until the time came when he could take his revenge. Centuries later, Holtz was reawakened and again preceded to resume his hunt, only to find Angelus now Angel, a soulled vampire. Nevertheless, he contiuned his quest for revenge, seeing Angel's soul as simply another means of tormenting his enemy, regardless of the fact that Angel's ally Wesley tried to convince him that Angel was not responsible for Angelus's crimes. Angel felt guilt over his actions to Holtz, but had many clashes with him and Holtz never wavered. He eventually, upon the discovery of Angel having a son, he- thanks to [[Wesley Wyndam-Pryce|Wesley]]'s unintended help-, took [[Connor]] as an adopted son and raised him in a hell dimension of [[Quor'toth]], taking Connor away from Angel. Although Angel tried to apologise to the elderly Holtz when Holtz returned to this dimension, Holtz merely pretended to forgive Angel, subsequently arranging for his own murder in a manner that would frame Angel for the crime.

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		+	A '''Magic gourd''' was an artifact employed in ancient rituals such as the [[Enjoining spell]] and the [[Vision Quest#The Ritual\|ritual]] to summon [[the Guide]]. It was large and golden in color. It had several runic markings inscribed on it. The gourd Giles used in the vision quest was much smaller and appeared to lack the markings.
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 {{Dialogue a-b|Buffy|I know you. You're the first Slayer.|The Guide|This is a form. I am the Guide.|Buffy Summers and The Guide|Intervention}}
-'''The Guide''' was a spiritual being that advised [[Slayers]], taking different shapes to do so. In 2001, it appeared to [[Buffy Summers]], first in the form of a mountain lion, in order to guide her into the desert, and then in the form of [[Sineya]], during the vision quest proper.
+'''The Guide''' was a spiritual being that advised [[Slayers]], taking different shapes to do so. In 2001, it was called on by a ritual performed by [[Giles]]. It then appeared to [[Buffy Summers]], first in the form of a mountain lion, in order to guide her into the desert, and then in the form of [[Sineya]], during the vision quest proper.
 == Behind the Scenes ==

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 [[File:Willow_opens_a_portal.jpg|thumb|266px|Willow opens the portal]]
 In the Buffy episode "[[Get it Done]]", [[Buffy Summers|Buffy]] jumps through a portal created by Shadow Puppets connected to the [[Slayer]] line and arrives in a different time, somewhere in Africa. There she meets the [[Shadow Men]], who were the original creators of the Slayer.
 The gang then attempt to bring her back by reopening the same portal. [[Willow]] is forced to utilise her powerful magic in order to perform the complex spell.
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 Before beginning the spell Willow comments; "I'm kinda going by my best guess here," implying that the spell she is using is very general to begin with.
 [[Category:Rituals and spells]]
 [[Category:Magick]]

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 |Name            = The Guide
 |Classification  = Spirit
-}}
+|Image = Guidemountainlion.jpg}}
 {{Dialogue a-b|Buffy|I know you. You're the first Slayer.|The Guide|This is a form. I am the Guide.|Buffy Summers and The Guide|Intervention}}

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 '''Kandarian Demons''' were a [[demon]] species recognizable by their porcine features, including pink skin, hooved feet and boar-like heads. "[[Petunia]]" was one of them.
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 * ''[[Illyria: Haunted]]''
 [[Category:Demon species]]