The Ghost of Real Willow. She studies in her bedroom with Kennedy. Ghost of Willow is all insecure about being the big gun. It's nothing you haven't already seen twenty-one times this season. Kennedy says she'll keep Ghost of Willow grounded, which is pay-off for the kite string speech a couple weeks ago, I suppose. Except it's really the furthest thing from a pay-off ever, and the writers owe me huge piles of money sacks, each with a great big dollar sign on the side. Now that would be a pay-off. Ghost of Willow tells Kennedy that Kennedy will have to kill her (Ghost of Willow) if she (Ghost of Willow) goes all dark again. Damn imprecise English pronouns. Kennedy is reluctant and counters, "Buffy believes in you." Ghost of Willow's reply? "Buffy: Sweet girl. Not that bright." Snurf. Okay, Willow can have her name back for that one. Kennedy admits that she's a brat and tells Willow that she always gets her way, so Willow will make it through this. They kiss, and Willow gets back to studying. If only I cared. I mean -- happy. Very happy to see Willow happy.