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Farewell lonely slayer, we hardly even knew you. It must have been cold in Buffys shadow, but Faith was never one to get all weepy listening to sappy Bette Midler ditties. From her rump-kickin feet to her face-bashin fists, she was strictly business when it came to slaying, and for a while there, business was good. Until she made a fatal mistake. When she crossed the line and took a human life (even though the human was a scumbag), she also killed part of herself. Too hard to admit sorrow, too afraid to accept help, she did a Darth Vader and retreated down the easy path leading into the Dark Side. It cost her everything. After hooking-up with the ultimate evil in the Mayor, she did despicable things and hurt many people along the way, but in the end, no one suffered more than herself. "Shes really confident in a lot of senses," says Eliza Dushku, the actress who played the wayward Slayer. "She dresses in her own style, she talks her own talk, walks her own walk, [but] she has some insecurities Faiths a complicated little chick." That might just be the understatement of the century. It turned out that the girl who had to be tough as nails to survive on the mean streets of Boston and the even meaner streets of Sunnydale wasnt strong enough to let her friends love her . . . until it was too late. Now as she lies in a coma (keeping any other Slayers from being activated), maybe only Buffy understands the torment Faiths soul endured. The slayers made their peace in a dream state, and whether she eventually wakes or dies, shell know she came through in the end. Should Faith eventually slip away into the big dirt nap and another Slayer is hatched to take her place, however, we've prepared a little checklist for Buffy to spot potential problems before they turn fatal. Here are 10 warning signs that your new Slayer friend might be losing her grip.
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