(1) choosing which characters to highlight at the end; (2) indirect dialogue and actions that resolve character arcs; (3) whether Willow’s magic, Caleb’s strength, and another new character are consistent with Buffy’s history; (4) the perils of new story questions at the eleventh hour; and (5) satisfying the audience as you wrap a very longform story.
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