Watching Our Decay

08/10/2011

The man doesn’t even look the same. None of that yielding need that made Gunn want to keep him safe. Nah, this man looks like the sort mommas warn you about.


Ten Tips for Getting Your Man to Commit

08/10/2011

Wesley confesses about four girly drinks into the night, and Gunn’s glad they left Cordelia behind this time, because one mopey woman giving off the just-been-dumped vibe’s enough for him.


Property Law

08/10/2011

Marking his territory. Marking Wes as his territory. Shit. Maybe he should start looking into that procedure they’ve got, the one that would remove his sense of shame. Be damn useful in the courtroom, so he could make a business case for it.


It’s the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)

08/10/2011

He doesn’t remember painting the walls of his flat red, but red they are. It must be blood, then. Not all his, or he wouldn’t be alive to wonder at it. There’s simply too much of it to belong to any one, living person.


Closing Time

08/10/2011

In retrospect, it’s obvious he became something of a Bedlamite after Lilah’s death. Everything—his fling with Faith, falling into an ill-starred and ill-advised relationship with Fred, pummeling Lorne into unconsciousness when the demon had the misfortune (not to mention poor taste) of telling a lawyer joke while he was in the room (it took Connor, Gunn, and Angel five minutes to pull him off of Lorne, and he quit the agency shortly thereafter)—seemed to re-enforce the idea.


Acceptable Losses

08/10/2011

Wesley and Gunn and where it all went wrong.


Acceptable Losses

01/10/2011

Wesley and Gunn and what went wrong.


Stating the Obvious

20/09/2011

Sometimes, everyone else is the first to see what’s right in front of your face.