Especially the Fred-like logic that leads her to search for Wes' keys. I think Illyria can be very logical when she lets herself - and she's naturally detached and analytical. Fred is a v. good vessel.
'carrier of the keys' made me smile. It's such a Tolkeinesque title. Her mindset does seem to fit rather nicely with LotR. I love writing her, in all her pompousness.
Illyria is learning to adapt. Spike must have had some effect on her after all. Spike and Wesley - although Wesley's affect was internal. But yes, she knows she has to adapt, even though she doesn't like it...
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Date: 2007-08-21 01:35 pm (UTC)Yay! *is very pleased*
Especially the Fred-like logic that leads her to search for Wes' keys.
I think Illyria can be very logical when she lets herself - and she's naturally detached and analytical. Fred is a v. good vessel.
'carrier of the keys' made me smile. It's such a Tolkeinesque title.
Her mindset does seem to fit rather nicely with LotR. I love writing her, in all her pompousness.
Illyria is learning to adapt. Spike must have had some effect on her after all.
Spike and Wesley - although Wesley's affect was internal. But yes, she knows she has to adapt, even though she doesn't like it...
Oh and thank you for reading! :)