I feel totally inadequate As do I when I read other author's work. Thanks - I think.
The concept of 'soul', 'redemption', 'damnation' etc is what motivated me to start writing the LA Times Series. I can't accept the idea that Spike and Angel are destined for Hell because of what their demon 'souls' may have done. Their demons would surely not want to go to the 'other place' - the place where heroes go. So what happens when they both finally die? Do their two 'spirit' go their separate ways? That's where the idea of two spirits in one vessel for Illyria and Fred came from.
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Date: 2007-03-08 12:11 pm (UTC)As do I when I read other author's work. Thanks - I think.
The concept of 'soul', 'redemption', 'damnation' etc is what motivated me to start writing the LA Times Series. I can't accept the idea that Spike and Angel are destined for Hell because of what their demon 'souls' may have done. Their demons would surely not want to go to the 'other place' - the place where heroes go. So what happens when they both finally die? Do their two 'spirit' go their separate ways? That's where the idea of two spirits in one vessel for Illyria and Fred came from.