Marti
Noxon
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A MARTI NOXON TROVATA IL 1 LUGLIO 2002
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The Buffy
Cross & Stake) (Contiene spoiler)
When Buffy the Vampire Slayer starts its seventh (and
most likely final season) in the fall, viewers can expect a very lighter
season then the previous.
"We are pretty much going back to basics," Marti Noxon, executive
producer reveals, "we are going to do some 'monster of the week'
episodes again, along with some other cool stuff."
Some things have to be resolved first before the new stories begin.
Willow will find it very difficult to make amends for her evil actions,
and she will also struggle to let go of her addiction. "She also must
learn to live without Tara. But she will have a new love interest coming
on later, and you'll never believe who it is!" Noxon previews.
As for Spike, don't expect a redo of "a vampire with a soul". "What we
are doing with Spike is so different and rather extraordinary," Noxon
says, "Joss would never want us to do the same thing over. There are
some huge surprises with Spike coming up."
Anya will also undergo a lot of problems now that she is a vengeance
demon again. "Anya and Xander have a tough road ahead, and it will all
get resolved by the middle of the season," Noxon says, "Ultimately, Anya
has a lot of tough choices to make."
As for the slayer herself, a reinvorgated Buffy has a new lease on life,
and will spend a lot of time with Dawn. "Dawn will become a real three
dimensional character," Noxon says, "Buffy will 'show her the world', as
she stated in our finale."
The season will also continue Buffy's journey into learning what a
slayer really is. "We played around with that in season five, now the
rest of that will unfold. We are going to fully explore both Buffy and
Dawn's origins, and all I can say is by the end of the show Buffy will
be a true vampire slayer," Noxon says.
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