GILES: It was just as with the, the couple you encountered the other night, Buffy. The, the janitor remembered everything. He, he knew he'd killed this poor woman, but he had no idea why. Well, they-they had no intimate relationship.

WILLOW: What about the gun? Did you find it?

GILES: No, no. The police, everybody, we-we-we-we searched high and low. I think it's very clear what's happening here.

XANDER: Fill me in then, 'cause I've read the book, seen the movie, and I'm still fuzzy about what's going on.

GILES: It's Jenny.

BUFFY: What?

XANDER: You think she's the ghost?

GILES: Well, don't you see? Well, she-she-she died here under tragic circumstances, a-a-and now she's trapped.

WILLOW: But what about the gun? I mean, Angel didn't shoot Ms. Calendar.

GILES: The gun is insignificant. It's the violence of the thing that matters.

BUFFY: I don't know. These fights these couples keep having, it's sort of... specific.

WILLOW: She's right. It's a pattern that doesn't fit with the way Ms. Calendar died.

GILES: Yes, well, I, uh, I appreciate your thoughts on the matter, I, in fact I... well, I *encourage* you to, to always, uh, challenge me, uh, when you feel it's appropriate. You should never be cowed by authority. Except, of course, in this instance, when I am clearly right and you are clearly wrong.

• Giles & Jenny

written by: Marti Noxon; Transcribed by: AleXander Thompson. Full transcript at:
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