WILLOW: There he goes.

XANDER: It's a good thing. My face was getting sore from all that faux smiling.

WILLOW: It was right, though, wasn't it? Giving him the no-tears sendoff? I mean, we don't want him goin' off all worried about us.

ANYA: He'd still be all worried, just ... eight hours ahead.

WILLOW: What's he gonna do over there by himself? I mean, he never talks about people from England. What if he's lonely?

TARA: He won't be lonely. He used to live there before, remember?

DAWN: And I'm sure we'll talk to him, right? It's not like he's-

TARA: We'll call him tomorrow, how 'bout that? See how his flight was? Yeah?

(Tara and Dawn walk on ahead)

XANDER: (to Willow) Can you believe the timing? I mean, he's leaving right when we're ready to... ...do the thing tonight.

WILLOW: I know, I had hoped we'd figure it out before he, uh ... before he left.

ANYA: Maybe we should have told him. I mean, what if it works?

WILLOW: He'll come back.

XANDER: It'll be dark soon.

WILLOW: Yeah, we should get Dawn home. I want to go over everything one more time. Nothing can go wrong tonight.

written by: Marti Noxon & David Fury; Transcribed by joan the english chick (pisces@englishchick.com). Full transcript at:
http://www.studiesinwords.de/101bargaining.html