Kissing toast? Taquitos? Khaki trousers? Kakistos! from Faith, Hope & Trick (Season 3) | Next Clip in Episode |
GILES: The, um, vampires that attacked you, can you furnish me with some details that might help me trace their lineage? I mean, ancient or-or-or modern dress. Amulets, cultish tattoos...
BUFFY: Uh, no tats. Crappy dressers. And, uh... Oh, the one that nearly bit me mentioned something about kissing toast. He lived for kissing toast.
GILES: You mean 'Kakistos'?
BUFFY: Maybe it was taquitos. Maybe he lived for taquitos. What?
GILES: Kakistos.
BUFFY: Is that bad?
GILES: 'Kakistos' is Greek. It means the worst of the worst. It's also the name of a vampire so old that his hands and feet are cloven.
BUFFY: Now, this guy shows up two days ago, right? Right around the same time my bestest new little sister makes the scene.
GILES: You think he and Faith are connected?
BUFFY: Giles, there are two things that I don't believe in: coincidence and leprechauns.
GILES: Well, Buffy, it's entirely possible that they both arrived here by chance simultaneously.
BUFFY: Okay, but I was right about the leprechauns, right?
GILES: As far as I know, yes.
BUFFY: Good. Okay, you get England on the phone. I'm gonna talk to Faith, see if 'khaki trousers' rings...
GILES: Kakistos.
BUFFY: Kakistos rings a bell. Or an alarm.
GILES: Right.
BUFFY: Right.
(Buffy strides out)
written by: David Greenwalt; Transcribed by: AleXander Thompson. Full transcript at:
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