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| rdfs:comment | - Buffy learned that the Hans-Gretta Demon had been doing similar stunts for centuries and was the inspiration of the fairy tale of "Hansel and Gretel" - ironically in Buffy legend it is suggested the witch that was killed in the story was in reality a victim rather than an antagonist and the Hans-Gretta Demon seemed to exist to manipulate people into killing "witches". Realizing it was foiled but wishing to take out the Slayer in the process for revenge, the Hans-Gretta Demon charged at Buffy but was impaled on one of the wooden stakes - ending its rule once and for all.
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| abstract | - Buffy learned that the Hans-Gretta Demon had been doing similar stunts for centuries and was the inspiration of the fairy tale of "Hansel and Gretel" - ironically in Buffy legend it is suggested the witch that was killed in the story was in reality a victim rather than an antagonist and the Hans-Gretta Demon seemed to exist to manipulate people into killing "witches". However when Buffy and her friends finally managed to break the Hans-Gretta Demon's hold on the mothers' of Sunnydale its guise fell to reveal its true self - a gigantic ugly monster that demanded the mothers defend it, however Buffy noted that its pleas weren't so convincing in its new form. Realizing it was foiled but wishing to take out the Slayer in the process for revenge, the Hans-Gretta Demon charged at Buffy but was impaled on one of the wooden stakes - ending its rule once and for all.
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