Theoretically, one can argue that Lorne spoke metaphorically, and his girls quickly corrected him. One can argue that the effort to keep Wes and Illyria apart could be explained by plot necessity - because Lynch wanted to make this scene shocking and memorable. One may argue that Spike may be using Illyria's need for help as a pretext to come to Angel's help in the battle.
But I'm so intrigued by your idea I don't want to argue. Jossverse is so rich of possibilities - anything can happen. I can imagine the situation you describe.
May I reconmmend you to start a separate thread on Angel: AtF community and repost your thoughts? Because I really, really want other fans to see it. We'll have a lot of time to speculate. :)
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Date: 2008-03-25 12:10 am (UTC)Theoretically, one can argue that Lorne spoke metaphorically, and his girls quickly corrected him. One can argue that the effort to keep Wes and Illyria apart could be explained by plot necessity - because Lynch wanted to make this scene shocking and memorable. One may argue that Spike may be using Illyria's need for help as a pretext to come to Angel's help in the battle.
But I'm so intrigued by your idea I don't want to argue. Jossverse is so rich of possibilities - anything can happen. I can imagine the situation you describe.
May I reconmmend you to start a separate thread on Angel: AtF community and repost your thoughts? Because I really, really want other fans to see it. We'll have a lot of time to speculate. :)