GILES: Janus. Roman mythical god.

WILLOW: What does this mean?

GILES: Primarily the division of self. Male and female, light and dark.

Ethan: Chunky and creamy. Oh, no, sorry, that's peanut butter.

GILES: Willow, get out of here, now.

WILLOW: But...

GILES: Now!

(she goes)

GILES: Hello, Ethan.

Ethan: Hello, Ripper.

(...)

Ethan: What? No hug? Aren't you pleased to see your old mate, Rupert?

GILES: I'm just surprised I didn't guess it was you. This Halloween stunt stinks of Ethan Rayne.

Ethan: Yes, it does, doesn't it? Don't wish to blow my own trumpet, but it's genius. The very embodiment of 'be careful what you wish for'.

GILES: It's sick, brutal, and it harms the innocent.

Ethan: Oh, and we all know that you are the champion of innocents and all things pure and good, Rupert. It's quite a little act you've got going here, old man.

GILES: It's no act. It's who I am.

Ethan: Who you are? The Watcher, sniveling, tweed-clad guardian of the Slayer and her kin? I think not. I know who you are, Rupert, and I know what you're capable of. But they don't, do they? They have no idea where you come from.

GILES: Break the spell, Ethan. Then leave this place and never come back.

Ethan: Why should I? What's in the bargain for me?

GILES: You get to live.

Ethan: Oh, Rupert, you're scaring me.

(punches him; later, when Ethan is beat up:)

Ethan: And you said the Ripper was long gone.

GILES: Tell me how to stop the spell.

Ethan: Say 'pretty please'.

(Giles kicks him hard)

GILES: Now, tell me how to stop the spell.

Ethan: Janus. Break its statue.

• Rupert 'the Ripper' Giles

written by: Carl Ellsworth; Transcribed by: AleXander Thompson. Full transcript at:
http://www.studiesinwords.de/18halloween.html