The "white knuckled" bit there at the end particularly got to me. Loved the little extra tidbits like that, that showed so much more than the actually quick, fast words were.
That bit is shamelessly "inspired" by a moment on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. There is a perfect moment between Buffy and Angel near the end of S3, where Angel starts talking about leaving, and she can't handle it and does this little fist in the air gesture, and it says so much. I love moments like that: moments where you know and the characters know that the words are nowhere near the most important part of the conversation.
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Date: 2006-11-09 06:59 am (UTC)The "white knuckled" bit there at the end particularly got to me. Loved the little extra tidbits like that, that showed so much more than the actually quick, fast words were.
That bit is shamelessly "inspired" by a moment on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. There is a perfect moment between Buffy and Angel near the end of S3, where Angel starts talking about leaving, and she can't handle it and does this little fist in the air gesture, and it says so much. I love moments like that: moments where you know and the characters know that the words are nowhere near the most important part of the conversation.