#joyce summers

[nocontextbtvs]

[whatisyourchildhoodtrauma]

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER | 3.10 "Amends"

[laufeysons]

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER REWATCH -> Bad Eggs (2.12)

[flarky]

Buffy The Vampire Slayer ↪ Season 3 Episode 18 | "Earshot"

[likeafantasy]

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER      (2x14) ɪɴɴᴏᴄᴇɴᴄᴇ

[autumnknight]

"I love what you neglected to do with the place"

Joyce is so funny. I love that her and Spike get along and that Buffy trusts Spike to keep Dawn and Joyce safe.

[buffysource]

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER

4.15 | This Year's Girl

[abadbadbrujah]

I was reminded of Spike and Joyce's friendship. We all know why Spike loves hanging around Joyce but then the question popped into my head of "why does Joyce like Spike" we know it's frequent enough to "always had a nice cuppa for me" but Joyce never says why when she knows he's a Vampire that tried to kill Buffy in the past.

THEN I remember that Joyce works at a gallery for antiques, and was seemingly drawn to a really fucking creepy one enough to put it in her house. And it hits me, Spike is a creepy antique that Joyce can interact with. One that she can gain first hand knowledge of the past, or extract wisdom from even if it's only about a Passions storyline.

[automatonwithautonomy]

the moment where spike brings joyce flowers fucks me up so much. because. he liked her. she treated him like a person. something maybe no one else had ever done for - decades. longer. he had a bad break-up and she gave him cocoa. made awkward small talk. she didnt act like he was a freak. so he went to her grave. helped her grieving child try to resurrect her. he looked after her daughters. he didn't like seeing summers women take it so hard on the chin. he just - he liked joyce.

[sunnydalelibrarian]

America Ferrera, Barbie (2023, Greta Gerwig)

[clarkgriffon]

BEST OF BTVS: Buffy & Joyce — Season One

[whatisyourchildhoodtrauma]

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER | 2.16

[bisexualdawnsummers]

Buffy the Vampire Slayer ↳ 4.15 "This Year's Girl" | 7.01 "Lessons"

[theveryunlikelywonderland]

Casual Chappell Roan

[acorpsecalledcorva]

Can't stop thinking about how in Helpless Buffy having been let down by her father is absolutely desperate to feel like a child, to feel like she's actually being looked after and cared for and is practically begging Giles as her de facto father figure to step in and take her to the ice show, to stop treating her as the slayer for one night, only for him to immediately betray her. Not only that but he does so by giving her exactly what she wants and makes her an ordinary girl only for it to not matter because EVEN THEN there's no escape from murder and mayhem and saving her own mother because no one will ever save HER.

I can't believe she even has an inner child in The Weight of the World, that little pigtailed girl must have been buried so so so deep after that night.

[canciqer]