(miss murchison made me do this). A Hole in the Heart ("Angel" 5.15) : comments.
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Or will this tragedy serve to reveal the basic hollowness and untenability of their attempts to do good by working through Wolfram and Hart?..."Why did we go there? Why did we think we could beat it? It's evil, Wesley. It's bigger than anything."
I really like this piece especially - it's bigger than anything: it being both W&H and this hole through the world. NICE.
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Ahh! I hadn't closed that particular loop, yet, but you're absolutely right -- the hole through the world represents in a very real sense what W&H IS, not just the Angel gang's condition while they're trying to work there. Thanks for connecting the rest of those dots!