WILLOW: Oh, this is so frustrating.

OZ: Nothing useful?

WILLOW: No, it's great. If we want to make ferns invisible, or communicate with shrimp, I've got the goods right here.

OZ: Our lives are different than other peoples'.

WILLOW: Oh, who am I kidding? I'm not going to find a spell to stop the Ascension. I'm no witch. I can't even change poor Amy back to a person.

OZ: But you got the swinging Habitrail going. I think Amy is in a good place emotionally.

WILLOW: Oz.

OZ: What?

WILLOW: Could you just pretend to care about what's happening? Please?

OZ: You think I don't care?

WILLOW: I think we could be dead in two days time and you're being ironic detachment guy.

OZ: Would it help if I panic?

WILLOW: (babbling) Yes, it would be swell. Panic is a thing people can share in times of crisis. And everything's really scary now, you know, and I don't know what's gonna happen. And there's all sorts of things that you're supposed to get to do after high school, and I was really looking forward to doing them, and now we're probably just gonna die and I would like to feel that maybe you would ...

Oz leans forward and kisses her, slowly.

WILLOW: What are you doing?

OZ: Panicking.

More kissing.

• Willow & Oz

written by: Joss Whedon; . Full transcript at:
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