Does Buffy forgive Spike?

Does Buffy forgive Spike?

In recaps of the show, the scene is featured over and over again. It forces viewers to stick with the trauma and darkness of this moment all while also attempting to redeem Spike and assert that Buffy forgives him for his gross misstep.

Does Spike ever end up with Buffy?

Spike ends up falling in love with Buffy during Season Five, but she does not return the feelings. ... ' Spike sets off and leaves town in order to restore his soul. His loyalty remains to Buffy after he receives his soul. In the finale (Chosen) Buffy admits that she loves him before his sacrifice to save the world.

How does Spike get a soul?

In tears, Buffy dared him to ask why she could never love him, but he quickly fled her house. He returned to his crypt in shame, to then left Sunnydale for the first time in nearly three years. Spike receives his soul back. ... After his completion of the trials, the demon shaman restored his soul.

How did Spike change from a vampire to a human?

• Spike still has his vampire strength and he can channel that into doing good instead of trying to destroy good. The more Spike fights his evil cohorts, the better of a man he becomes. One thing vampires, demons, and forces of darkness lack is empathy.

Why did Spike go to Hell in Buffy?

• Spike requests that the shaman restore his soul so he can be the man that Buffy wants and deserves. Spike goes to hell and back to be good enough for Buffy. Having a soul is torture for a vampire, but for Spike, being without Buffy is more torturous.

Who is Spike Witwicky and what does he do?

• The name or term "Spike Witwicky" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Spike Witwicky (disambiguation). Spike Witwicky is a human and sometimes Autobot ally and Headmaster from the Generation 1 continuity family. Wait till you see my sweet future jumpsuit!

How did Spike become obsessed with the Slayer?

• Spike also developed an obsession with Slayers. He reveled in dangerous battles, nothing being more exciting to him than a life-and-death struggle with his kind's greatest adversary, the Chosen One. He first learned about the Slayer from Angelus, who used the term in an attempt to frighten him.