"Do you know what the saddest thing in the world is?
To love someone that used to love you."

Can a vampire feel love?

Surely, to a lesser extent than living, feeling human beings, all things can love. In fact,
it might even be a misnomer to say that vampires are unfeeling. Certainly vampires feel.
They can feel anger. Lust. Joy of hunt. And even if they can communicate best with demons like themselves,
every vampire is at least half human.

Spike and Dru certainly felt something for each other, although whether it went beyond demonic lust
is debatable. The Judge certainly noticed it, and who is a better judge of humanity than one sent... oh, what was it...
"To seperate the righteous from the demonic... and burn the righteous down."

Darla had an attraction for Angelus, or she wouldn't have shared her blood with him at all,
and it has been made quite clear that Darla and Angel had a relationship going for several generations.

And in his own perverted way, the demon Angelus loved Buffy. In much the same way that he loved Drusilla,
while she was a young innocent girl; with a real passion for destruction, taking joy in
reaffirming his demonhood by destroying the pure. You could even say,
if your mind works by the same twisted logic as mine, that the whole
attempt to suck the world into Hell was nothing more than an attention-getter for his
ex-lover Slayer obsessee. Guys'll do anything to impress a girl!

So did he love her?





Interesting fact: David Boreanaz's personality is actually closer to Angelus' than to Angel's. Go figure...

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