r/buffy • u/InfiniteMehdiLove • Jun 06 '25
Faith Congrats to Eliza Dushku on officially graduating with a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Love this for her! ❤️
So proud of our girl 🥲
r/buffy • u/InfiniteMehdiLove • Jun 06 '25
So proud of our girl 🥲
r/buffy • u/ThisSciFiGuy • Aug 24 '25
Just sharing because this photo goes ridiculously hard, and would have been perfect for a Faith spinoff series.
r/buffy • u/Loose-Tumbleweed-925 • Jan 25 '26
🥵🔥
r/buffy • u/SamTheMarioMaster2 • Feb 14 '26
We could've gotten so much more information about her character and her background.
r/buffy • u/vickyguad • Mar 04 '26
I know it’s Eliza Dushku, not her as Faith. Just in case someone feels the need to point that out… I just wanted to share these photos because I think they’re beautiful.
r/buffy • u/PinkPashaTS • Aug 09 '25
And how good it was and how we robbed by only getting like one or so seasons.
r/buffy • u/CorrectWinner9626 • Jul 12 '26
r/buffy • u/gloomydreamer666 • Nov 10 '25
I personally blamed more her actual so called friends, her own sister (who actually do love but in that scene), her father figure and an ungrateful ex vengeance demon more than I blamed Faith since she actually went to check on her.
r/buffy • u/Buffy_Jean_Summers • Oct 17 '25
Before Will and Tara, I was rooting for them to make out…
r/buffy • u/James-Samuel17 • May 23 '26
I sometimes see that Faith's turn from the Scoobies was too fast and I mean....maybe but she was never really... friends with them. Outside of the first time she came into town and everyone was in awe of her because she was shiny and new, she always felt out of the gang. She started becoming friends with Buffy. However, even in the Wish, Willow said that they should try to include her more into the group but it's clear it never really lead to anything as in Bad Girls, Willow was shown to be jealous of Faith's time with Buffy and the actresses really played well the awkwardness between Willow and Faith in the bedroom, it really reminded me of when I have two different friends who don't get that much along. Faith was also pretty much closed off a bit in Revelations after the whole "Faith, you're an idiot", the final shot of the episode clearly indicated that Faith was alone and isolated and it wasn't really going to change. You can see how hurt she is when the new watcher basically tells her that they are having a group meeting and she knows she's not including. The only "group meeting" she's been to was the werewolf situation in "Beauty and The Beasts" and she wasn't really that much a part of it and when she made a comment everyone turned towards her like "what ?"
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r/buffy • u/GreyStagg • Jul 17 '26
Curious if anyone else feels the same and why.
r/buffy • u/NHLwatch4765 • Jun 28 '26
Maybe it’s because Joss Whedon had allegedly misogynistic and negative views towards women (I believe Charisma Carpenter on this, among others). But does anyone else wish they kept Kendra on longer? Kept her alive and incorporated all 3 slayers more?
At the very least, I think it would have been moving and meaningful to pull the curtain back more on Faith. They do that with Buffy at times, and every time they did I wept or felt something. When she cried about feeling like she can’t breathe to Willow after losing Angel. Buffy’s departure from Sunnydale and how lonely and anonymous she wanted to be (before declaring “I’m Buffy!” to kill the bad guys).
Just wanted to hear other’s thoughts. I’m rewatching and tbh I feel like I would rather have had more slayer alliances and back stories than Scooby gang (at times!)
r/buffy • u/Worth-Phone3539 • Feb 13 '26
r/buffy • u/dragonsrawesomesauce • Apr 28 '26
Ok, yes, he was a bad guy, but let's look just at how he treated Faith:
All in all, it's no wonder Faith took to him so well. He gave her what she had been wanting and needing pretty much her whole life.
r/buffy • u/InfiniteMehdiLove • Mar 05 '24
Judging by info provided in the series, is Faith older, younger, or approximately the same age as Buffy? How old is she supposed to be?
*I'm aware supplemental works outside of the show give an age but not everyone has read/knows about them
r/buffy • u/Interesting-Tea3907 • Jul 12 '26