Warren in "The Killer in Me"

[artiswar]

I think you just hate Warren and Caleb cause they both hated women

[Rachster]

May 7, 2008 10:06:32 GMT -5 artiswar said:

I think you just hate Warren and Caleb cause they both hated women

lol one reason in a list of many i could go on all night but the main reason i hated warren was because he killed tara just when her and willow got back together i actually liked him before he did that and caleb was just a.. (bad word)

[commandercool]

I look forward to seeing Warren die a second time. That has the potential to be a classic moment.

[postitnote]

I think killing Warren again but be doing him a huge favor. That type of existence can't be that pleasant. If you really want to torture him, make him live like that...but maybe cut off his arms and legs so he couldn't do physical harm to anybody else.

Yes, that was twisted...but it's true.

[Rebecca]

May 7, 2008 0:04:38 GMT -5 jellymoff said:

Kinda funny that him and Amber are together. Do ya think they sit around talking about the days when he killed her?

OMG I had no idea!! Creepy... I bet they don't really talk about it, lol.

[artiswar]

I wonder if Adam, Amber, Alexis and Aly go on any double dates

whoa i just realized all their names start with A... Maybe everyone whose name starts with A hook up with each other? Does that mean Amy Acker and Anthony Head have a secret relationship?? I think so... Sshhh

[buffyfan21]

I have to say that sorrow is definitely not an emotion I have ever felt when it comes to Warren. The only person I felt badly for at the end was Willow. I don't even much care for the episode 'The Killer In Me' as a whole really, (though season 7 is actually one of my fave seasons overall). Though I think my dislike for this episode is largely due to the whole Willow/Kennedy thing. (but that is another topic all together I suppose). It's funny that the only two characters I really despise throughout the whole series are both in this episode.

[nadir]

I agree that he was a strong villain. I agree that he was almost totally unlikable as a person by the end.
However, I would be hesitant to call him evil.
To me, Warren was totally and completely out of control. Once he killed his ex, that is. Up to that point, he (just like Jonathan and Andrew) was just kinda screwin around. Yes yes, crime. But still. Naive, almost absentminded, detached. They were living their little comic book fantasies. It made them maladjusted, but not evil.
Once he killed his ex, I think he was scrambling to keep his life in order. Not too long after, it became clear that he had gone off the deep end, totally out of control.

In that sense, his character encapsulates the darkest parts of what Season 6 represented.

[Skytteflickan88]

Hmm. I guess I can see your point Henz. Warren seemed... not so evil a first. It wasn't until a month or two after I watched season 6 that it hit me for real. Warren tried to kill Buffy many times. He tried to blame Katrina's death on Buffy. He tried to rape Katrina(grrr, I hate that Trio), killed Katrina.... where does it end? Hopefully before sesason 9...

I was so busy hating Willow for what she did to Tara(I'm just disliking her now) that I forgot about Warren.

[Alexiness]

I always liked Warren's character and how he changed by the end of Season 6. He went from being just a geeky person much like Jonathan and Andrew to being a very evil person with different goals to Jonathan and Andrew by the end of the season.

I thought his appearance in the season 8 comics really ruined his death and him as a character. Warren was dead and should have stayed that way. He died the way he should have and even came back in season 7 multiple times as Willow and as the First. Those appearances didn't ruin his character or diminish his death because it wasn't really him in either of them. And also there's the fact that Warren's appearance in season 8 means that he's not dead, when the First appeared as him (when it can only appear as the dead) in season 7.