a silly thought
Feb. 5th, 2002 03:39 pmI was thinking about "Buffy" being set in California and how I'm not entirely sure where in California Sunnydale is supposed to be, but I suspect it's southern because the weather is always the same, except when they need a conveniently timed storm. ;-)
Anyway, that got me to thinking that it's also awfully convenient for Buffy. I mean, they set the show in California for a reason, right? But what about all those other Slayers who lived and worked in places where they actually *do* have weather? Can you picture trying to slay a bunch of vampires while wrapped up in heavy boots, an overcoat, hat, scarf, mittens? Or in thigh-deep snow? LOL.
OTOH, take it to the other extreme and that's why you have Faith slaying a busload-full of vampires in the nude. Woohoo! Let's move all Slayers to super-hot climates!
Of course, the real reason is probably just that Slayers, like vampires, don't mind the cold. But that's so darn boring. ;-) So now I may have to write a fanfic about other Slayers operating in weathery places. Like, I dunno, North Dakota. Or something. Or maybe I'll just sit and think about it and laugh quietly to myself.
Anyway, that got me to thinking that it's also awfully convenient for Buffy. I mean, they set the show in California for a reason, right? But what about all those other Slayers who lived and worked in places where they actually *do* have weather? Can you picture trying to slay a bunch of vampires while wrapped up in heavy boots, an overcoat, hat, scarf, mittens? Or in thigh-deep snow? LOL.
OTOH, take it to the other extreme and that's why you have Faith slaying a busload-full of vampires in the nude. Woohoo! Let's move all Slayers to super-hot climates!
Of course, the real reason is probably just that Slayers, like vampires, don't mind the cold. But that's so darn boring. ;-) So now I may have to write a fanfic about other Slayers operating in weathery places. Like, I dunno, North Dakota. Or something. Or maybe I'll just sit and think about it and laugh quietly to myself.