Willow Buffy: Achieve Your Dreams.

The major theme of buffy's dream is her fear of the personal cost of her life as a slayer, the isolation and loneliness she is forced to endure. This theme of aloneness is reiterated by several shots in which she is alone in the frame, most notably the wide shot of her in the vast and empty desert. This is a translation of the poem by sappho that willow paints on tara's back in her dream in restless.

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Buffy, xander, willow, and giles meet at buffy's to relax with videos, one of them apocalypse now. They fall asleep before they even get through the fbi warning and are confronted by the first slayer in their dreams. Each of the four scoobies experience vivid dreams. First is willow's dream.

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Willow is painting tara's back with some weird writing and tara says that they will find out about willow. Willow says she doesn't want to leave, and looks out. Buffy's dream deals with alienation, separation from her mother and friends, and anxiety about what it means to be a slayer/killer. At one point, she smears herself in paste made from her melted weapons, and riley comes and accuses her of being a killer and not wanting to find her friends. Instead you go all dumbledore on me.

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