Mel38731 wrote in message
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Actually, I think this was before they decided that Angel was going to be a
vampie. I read somewhere, may be on this newsgroup, that originally Angel
was not going to be a vamp and was not intended to be Buffy's big love
interest, that fan support was so big for Angel they decided to give him a
bigger part and that was the direction they went in.
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>In article <199806032219...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
>mel3...@aol.com (Mel38731) wrote:
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>> ok....angels a vampie.And for the first time after seeing the ep. the
>> "Harvest"at least 5 times i noticed somthing.right before buffy goes to save
>> jesse when she's in that tomb thing.angel appears to warn her that she could
>> die.what di noticed is that angel was in the sun.how can he be in the
>> sun(without frying)if he's a vampire?id anyone else notice this or am i the
>> only one.(this is also before buffy finds out he's a vampire)did the show
>> mess up or did i just make a mistake?
>
>My wife pointed out the same thing. Perhaps at that point Joss had not
>decided what Angel was exactly. i.e. he could be like the demon (what's
>'is name) in the season two finale, or something else altogether. That's
>all I can think of. I mean we didn't really know that much about Angel
>until several episodes later.
>
You never see him in direct sunlight in that scene. He is always in the
shade. I think Joss always planned for Angel to be a vampire. What
wasn't planned was for him to develop much past the 'cryptic guy' role of
the first season.
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No, the whole "I don't bite" comment I think shows fairly well that he
was supposed to be a vamp. It really get sback to the whole direct v.
indirect sunlight question that's been going throughout the series.
Direct sunlight burns, indirect is just annoying.
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>Actually, I think this was before they decided that Angel was going to be a
>vampie. I read somewhere, may be on this newsgroup, that originally Angel
>was not going to be a vamp and was not intended to be Buffy's big love
>interest, that fan support was so big for Angel they decided to give him a
>bigger part and that was the direction they went in.
>
There are tons of rumors about this one. I read an interview with
David B in which he stated that Angel was originally intended to be a
short-term character, but they brought him back due to a very positive
fan response. The first several episodes were filmed well before the
show premiered, so the most likely explanation is they intended Angel
to go away and never come back after Buffy learned the truth about him
in "Angel".
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