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BtVS EPISODE #13 (2.01) [SEASON TWO OPENER] "When She Was Bad" ONE-HAIKU (EPISODE) RECAP: The one where Buffy -- having died briefly last year -- has "an attitude." |
Rhetorical verse for Tea Time in L.A. #24 - (Talking about Buffy as Shakespeare would have. [g]) Posted by: forensicpoetry - Apr 17, 2002, 10:36 AM
BELOW IS TODAY'S SONNETIZED RESPONSE TO BtVS EPISODE #13 or 2.1
rhetorical verse in Shakespearean sonnet form
(a 4-sonnet sequence) }
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RETURNS to face the vampires of her town
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with new bad attitude: Hey, I don't care
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what anybody thinks. No "loser" clown.
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replaced her Buffy Baby Talk with Lip.
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My friends, for all I care, can hit the road.
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I'm solo captain of this slaying ship . . .
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of executing my damned sacred role
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which seems for me so inescapable.
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(Hey, I must have a whole six-pack of soul.)
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Move over Cordy, there's a brand new Queen.
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I'LL PUT THE TAPE ON HOLD to say one thing:
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I think Ms. Gellar plays "THE BAD GIRL" best.
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It's more than just that teasing, naughty zing
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she lathers on the men who've failed some test . . .
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of all the helpless cattle in the way
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of slayer duty that's on her conferred
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with no escape, (When killed, she'll ricochet.)
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I LIKE THIS BETTER than B-Baby Talk.
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WITH BUFFY TOUGH, her friends might buy some gas
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and rev that journey on which they just walk.
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Drop fuzzy sweaters. Don Red Kevlar tights. {g}
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A TOUGH NEW WILLOW with her own trance band.
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No tech-wimp shadow to Buff's power point.
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When "good old Xander's" whipped all he could stand,
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he'd stop the stupid jokes and roll a joint.
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would "burn ol' Angel down" -- but dust his bones
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if he showed up "all diff'rent," acting mean,
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and claiming not to have no telephones.
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with Big Bad Buffy's heart -- he'd make the call
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to reaffirm his love, and to confess
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that his ol' evil nature's had a ball . . .
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before he'd break her heart, he'd eat hard coal.
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OF COURSE, JOSS WIMPED sweet Buffy back to form.
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He "spanked her inner moppet" with remorse.
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With just a short side-show of anger's storm,
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her ultra-violence would run its course . . .
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she'd pulverize her issues . . . THEN SHE'D CRY
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until she's back to normal, where her woes
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are only 'bout her friends. SO LONG. GOODBYE . . .
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Forgiveness by her "loser friends." How nice. {SARCASM WARNING}
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I HOPE YOU SEE the look that I've got on.
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I WISH she'd stay Bad Buffy. Call her "Spice."
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AND "Sam & Riley." Back to back, they'd go. {ewg}
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