Could have been that Tara didn't feel as though she had the right to interfere in the decision, since she wasn't anywhere near as close to Buffy as the others.
Or, since Willow can be about as open to influence as a steamroller that is crushing you flat, she may have felt unable to voice her reservations without feeling that she was drawing a line in the sand that could spell the end of her relationship with Willow.
Dude, never doubt your creativity. You have creativity coming out of your bottom. Interpreting the motivation of the characters as far as canon goes can be a real douche.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
chiming
no subject
Date: 2004-10-24 05:21 pm (UTC)From:Could have been that Tara didn't feel as though she had the right to interfere in the decision, since she wasn't anywhere near as close to Buffy as the others.
Or, since Willow can be about as open to influence as a steamroller that is crushing you flat, she may have felt unable to voice her reservations without feeling that she was drawing a line in the sand that could spell the end of her relationship with Willow.
Dude, never doubt your creativity. You have creativity coming out of your bottom. Interpreting the motivation of the characters as far as canon goes can be a real douche.