I really liked that. S3 Wesley is a much neglected character, I guess because he was such a caricature. But you caught him here in all his clumsiness, and gave him some depth and complexity. The way he kept veering between the practical, his regrets and his dreams, was so Wesley like. I loved this - Enough of that. Even if true, it was his teapot and he could, he would, do something about it. It gave us a glimpse of the inner strength that would really surface properly in two years time, and it made me smile. Was that test a real one? Because it captured him beautifully, but his observation that this test told him was who he'd been reminded us that he is also a very intelligent man. Really good look inside his mind. Thanks.
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Date: 2007-05-27 02:44 pm (UTC)I loved this - Enough of that. Even if true, it was his teapot and he could, he would, do something about it. It gave us a glimpse of the inner strength that would really surface properly in two years time, and it made me smile.
Was that test a real one? Because it captured him beautifully, but his observation that this test told him was who he'd been reminded us that he is also a very intelligent man.
Really good look inside his mind. Thanks.