5 The best summer dawn episodes on the vampire Pavi

When Dawn Summers (Michelle Trashtenberg) appeared for the first time at the end of “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” Season 5, Episode 1, was a shock to everyone watching it. There was no mention of Buffy to have a younger sister, however, as soon as she appeared, the entire actors act as if it were the most natural thing in the world. It was clear at the time that something strange was in full swing, but it took some time for the fans to find out. The secret of dawn, put it in the “key”, and its relationship to the evil season and the hell of Glory (Clare Kramer) is revealed throughout the fifth season, which contributes to what many (including me) sees the greatest chapter of the show.

With the last tragic news The death of TarchtbergIt seems appropriate to look back at some of her best episodes of “Buffy”. Dawn, which is a unique piece, is always played in some of the most emotional story arches across the entire series, and its relationship with Buffy (Sarah Michel Giler) is one of the true weights of the series.

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It is right to start with the first full “Buffy” episode for Dawn. “Real Me” takes the arduous task of accommodating an unforgettable character after that on a four -year high journey of chemistry. He does this brilliantly by throwing dawn immediately as the personality of the perspective and narrator of the episode, on which the audio comment clips are based on the articles of their memoirs. It is a pleasant and new way to see the story as it is at the beginning of the fifth season, as Dawn provides something from a strange perspective on the Scooby gang.

We also get the beginning of the sister relationship of Buffy and Dawn here – a balance between brother’s trees and harsh love that sets a fixed basis for the next season. Gellar brings an immediate depth in this new dynamic of Buffy, and TRACHTENBERG matches although the most risk or passionate in dawn episodes, but “Real Me” is a great start to her story, and adds the basic ambiguity in the first first viewing.

Jumping forward to the last season of “Buffy”, we have “capabilities”, which put Dawn in the role of potential capabilities, if you will-a person may have the ability to become a killer in itself. In the midst of a chaotic and frankly seasonal season, this dawn chapter gives one of its most interesting accidental arches, because it exposes itself in danger to prove that it can be able and strong like her sister.

In the end, of course, it turned out that the potential killer that the crew was looking for was another person. Dawn must deal with the fact that although it is adjacent to the supernatural importance of nature, it is likely not to be in the middle of it. It is the type of story that “Buffy” always excel-mixing upcoming conflicts with fictional risks. In the midst of the imminent end of the world, the “potential” does a great job in adding a personal touch to Dawn’s position in the season, and Tracheenberg shines with a few years of familiarity with the character under her belt.

Another episode of the seventh season, “conversations with the dead” has a unique size structure. They are episodes of the character that follows many members of the actors team in independent stories, with the dawn of the championship in one of the unforgettable most. During the house alone, the disturbances begin in the politter-asque in the plague at home. Believing that her dead mother is somehow involved, Fajr gets working in an attempt to end the chaos.

It is an enjoyable opportunity to see dawn works with a risk of escalating on its own. TRACHTENBERG does some of her best works in this isolated arc, as it balances the remaining sadness of the character and her desire to prove her ability to do so. The final confrontation between dawn and what appears to be (but not) the ghost of her mother is strong, and helps to overcome dawn emotionally before the real momentum of this season begins to capture. Although it has nothing to do with its biggest story, the short article in Dawn in “talks with the dead” is highlighting this.

“Forever” is a wonderful episode of “Buffy”, which is often overwhelmed by “The Body”, which is the episode that has received critical approval directly before. “The Body” is following the following Buffy finds her mother Joyce (Christine Sarland) dead At their home, the sadness and the empty of the watches that followed with tragic details by focusing closely on Buffy herself. It continues “forever” with these topics, and although they may be less well -known (The “body” is widely seen as the best loop of “Buffy,” In addition to one of the greatest television episodes of all ages), it adds new layers to the story, specifically through dawn.

While we see Dawn’s sadness alongside her sister in “The Body”, the shock of the common brotherhood is the “Forever” axis. Pafi is struggling with suddenly the sister of Down of Down, all while trying to escape from her overwhelming sadness.

You see the peak of the dawn episode in a desperate attempt to revive Joyce through the Arcane method, despite the warnings that they cannot get the result you hope. The situations are switched when the talisman appears to be actually working, as Dawn realizes the horror of what it has done and Buffy, and the weight of its grief begins once again, in the hope that the resurrection has already succeeded. In a strong moment of the younger brother must be mature, Dawn abolished the talisman before Buffy fired a potentially dangerous power. The two meet at the end, they are still destroyed, but they are stronger to accept support from each other.

While the other episodes in this are all great, “blood links” are the Dawn episode. It is the moment when she finally discovers who she is and what she is. When Tracktenberg was photographed, this was the moment she had to accumulate, and she was completely complicated.

Payed to the end of its intelligence by all the silent conversations about it, Dawn is divided into the Magic Box store with the help of Spike to look through Tommy bearing the answers. She finally monitors her face, discovering that she is a key key, but nothing compared to when she faces other characters at a later time, begged to know what she is, and if she is real, and if all her memories lie.

Dawn burns its diaries, which work as a kind of structural lines to this point until this season, and almost met a dangerous fate at the hands of glory while escaping from her sister and others. Tracktenberg nails for them The moment of the sudden “Buffy” lightsAnd the emotional wandering of this episode, along with “The Body”, is collected to create the foundation at the end of the unforgettable season 5.