WILLOW: So, where do we start?

GILES: Hmm? Oh, I don't know. Maybe look into the history of the hospital, bizarre incidents, that sort of thing.

WILLOW: I'm sensing a little less than full committal here.

GILES: Oh, I-I suppose so. Cordelia may be homerically insensitive, but she may also be right. Death and disease are, are things, possibly the *only* things that, that Buffy cannot fight. It's only natural for her to try to create a-a defeatable opponent. Especially now, after... after Jenny.

WILLOW: That's true. But on the 'we live on the Hellmouth' side, these kids may have seen a monster.

GILES: What, a monster that grown-ups can't see? Doesn't ring a bell. Unless...

WILLOW: Unless?

GILES: Well, sometimes small children *do* see something we adults don't: us. Our true selves, our, our... our hidden faces.

WILLOW: So the kids might be afraid of a regular person? Like the weird doctor!

written by: Rob Des Hotel & Dean Batali; . Full transcript at:
http://www.studiesinwords.de/30killed.html