by taralicious » Tue Oct 17, 2006 6:43 pm
Susan,
As I said, I was worried that there would be days of longing and angst-ridden dyspepsia ahead for Willow and Tara following Willow's unplanned duplicity.
Your chronicling of Willow doing the right thing and abjectly prostrating herself at Tara's feet and begging forgiveness seeking a chance to explain her actions.
As so often happens, we get swept up in a tidal wave of emotions and events happen on top of one another in such a way as to make rational thought irrelevant or nigh on impossible.
Willow found herself in not one but two of those situations being seduced by the allure of Oz's rock star aura and then by the sensitive and alluring calling of her true love in Tara.
She made it clear to Tara that she hadn't planned to string either of them along but had already considered herself separated from Oz emotionally if not formally.
In her own mind, Willow felt it was right and was confident that she would find bliss and contentment which had been absent with Oz if she walked down the path with Tara and discovered together where it led.
She accepted the fact that she needed to place closure upon her relationship with Oz before Tara would allow her to fully commit to their union.
As othersd have stated how cute was the scene where Willow said to Tara that she wasn't intimidated by Tara's assertion that she would manifest into a demon next year.
That is the basis of unconditional love that Willow reassured Tara that she could have any manner of demony parts and she still would be the Mother Teresa of demons.
So, I loved this story as a whole and am glad of the happy ending so thanks, Susan.
Best to yours,
Blayne
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And that I finally left a reply.
