From: liam@valentijn.nu   
      
   Op 31-7-2018 om 02:19 schreef Madlove:   
   > On 07/30/2018 10:44 AM, Wouter Valentijn wrote:   
   >> Op 29-7-2018 om 21:46 schreef Madlove:   
   >>> On 07/27/2018 12:08 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:   
   >>>> I always hated Highlander b/c it's one of those cool movies whose   
   >>>> premise quickly falls apart if you give it any thought.   
   >   
   >>> That gripe can be applied to just about every sci-fi/fantasy book,   
   >>> movie, or TV show I've ever read or watched. The premise behind Buffy   
   >>> makes little sense.   
   >>>   
   >>> Only one slayer active at a time;   
   >   
   >> Which was a rule made up by those old shamans in Sumerian times. Maybe   
   >> they were afraid they would loose control if there were more Slayers?   
   >   
   > Ha! Ha! It was a rule made up by the writers because they have a limited   
   > budget   
   > and can't afford to hire dozens of actors! :-D :-D :-D   
      
      
   Duh! EVERYTHING is made up by the writers, constrained by budget.   
      
   LOL   
      
   /IN/ universe it's something else. :-P   
      
      
   >   
   >>> the council can easily find these girls;   
   >>> the parents don't ask about their daughter's sudden odd behavior or   
   >>> strange injuries;   
   >>> teen girls willingly forgo normal life to become slayers. etc. etc. etc.   
   >   
   >> If I remember correctly the potentials were isolated at a young age and   
   >> instructed. There even was some handbook Giles decided not to bother   
   >> with.   
   >> The whole thing also reminds me of the detection of Force users in the   
   >> Wars universe. The idea was to take them as young as possible.   
   >   
   > But the girls can be anywhere so how do they find them? That was never   
   > explained. Like any fantasy tale the Buffy storyline only works if you   
   > don't over think it.   
      
      
   My guess would be some locator magic. :-)   
      
   The (none canon) movie had this birth mark, but that was dropped for the   
   series.   
      
      
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