[0'00"-0'50"

Pop: "Never an Easy Way" by Morcheeba. Angelus is spying on Buffy and her friends]

0'50"-2'21"

Promo track 9 'Angel waits' plays as a complete cue. Angel feeds, stalks, and spys on Buffy in her house (who goes to bed with blinds and curtains open?!).. then enters her room while she is asleep. This features a theme developed through the episode, featuring descending semi-tone couplets - an eerily nasty theme used as a stalking motif or perhaps as an Angelus theme. [Ex.1]

[2'22"-3'11"

Nerf, what would we do with out you?]

3'30"-3'45"

Synth atmospherics: Buffy wakes and discovers Angelus's visit

8'50"-9'49"

String chords as Jenny expresses her regret for lying to Giles ('Rupert') about her role as gypsy spy on Angel, and says she loves him. This music shifts at 9'07" to a piano theme [Ex.2] which reflects either Jenny or Giles's love for her.

11'27"-11'47"

[Ex.1] scratched in isolated high strings as Willow discovers her dead fish

12'09"-12'35"

The B&A love theme quietly shadows Buffy's soul-to-soul with Willow over how her first instinct when in trouble is still to run to Angel.

14'22"-14'55"

Atmospheric synths, with a repeated 4-note motif [Ex.3] as Drusilla's psychic powers warn her that Jenny is plotting something.

16'43"-17'01"

Synth reworking of [Ex.1] as Jenny speaks of her intent to present Angel with his soul, to the magic shop keeper.

18'10"-18'36"

[Ex.2] Reprised: Buffy tells Jenny Giles misses her.

19'49"-21'35"

Synth atmospherics and return of eerie stalking [Ex.1] theme as Buffy finds a note in Willow's room taunting her that Angelus's next target is her mother. A threateningly low underscore with occasional soft thumps and hints of [Ex.1] accompany Angelus as he starts scaring Joyce. Crescendo with brass as he attempts entry but is repelled by the ritual Buffy and Willow create to 'change the locks'. A small hint of [Ex.1] and synth atmospherics helps bridge to a new scene as Giles comes across Jenny while she attempts to translate the text required to return Angelus his soul.

22'22"-22'36"

Fragmented return of Jenny's theme [Ex.2] as she arranges with Giles to meet up and share her project (the subject not communicated)

22'36"-23'21"

Jenny's theme is interrupted by low synth atmospherics and repeated motif [Ex.3] as Drusilla traces Jenny's visit to the magic shop; at 23'08" [Ex.3] is resumed seamlessly by piano as thr scene shifts to Jenny, at work (in a school classroom, evening) on the incantation. Glass harmonica atmospherics.

23'40"-25'53"

Angelus arrives in the classroom to a synth fizz and low string theme developed from [Ex.1]. Glass harmonica also. And to complete the picture, a slow repetition of the [Ex.3] motif. As Angelus breaks the Orb of Thessala (pruchased by Jenny at the magic shop to retore his soul) and Jenny's computer, we are treated to a number of synth and orchestral atmospherics (swelling tremolo strings; a very high chromatic string line).

25'53"-27'37"

Action music: Angelus springs and chases Jenny through the school. Strings, brass - much in dramatic outbursts, with plenty of snare drum percussion. The scene ends with Jenny's life: 'I never get tired of doing that.'

30'27"-30'48"

The surprisingly calm aftermath of Buffy and Joyce's confrontation over Buffy sleeping with Angel. [Thematic material doesn't appear to have connections with other episode material. Help from others appreciated.]

[30'54"-32'43"

'O soave fanciulla' by Puccini. Giles finds Jenny in his house, decorously deposited by Angelus. Music fades as police take over. This is the real 'Passion' Angelus is seeking to stir and forms the bitter heart of the episode - one of BtVS's nastiest and most cruel]

32'56"-34'36"

Glass harmonica and dull string chords as Giles fights shock to keep thinking about police 'procedure' and informing Buffy. The music shifts back to the dull thumping accompaniment of promo track 9), but as Angelus's voice over turns us full-circle to his views on 'passion', we have [Ex.2] reprised as Angelus watches Buffy and Willow's reaction to Jenny's death over the phone. At 34'14" piano takes over the theme... Buffy needs to get to Giles before he does something stupid (the response he had earlier warned Buffy against)

34'36"-35'05"

Urgent strings with ticking-bom woodblocks. A string, then brass, rising scale in 6ths helps increase the tension. Giles collects his weapons.

35'05"-35'35"

Buffy, Willow and Xander enter Giles's house. A flute rendition of [Ex.2] with mysterious high string counter melody.

36'34"-36'42"

Descending string semitone (a hint of [Ex.1]?) linking us to the Angelus/Dru/Spike factory hideout

37'12"-39'05"

Rising unison low brass semi tone - very much a 'Jaws' moment - as Giles attacks. Action music - not promo-worthy, but the arpeggiation was adapted for use in 3.01 Anne. Low tremolo strings as Buffy, having saved Giles from his own recklessness, tearfully berates him...

39'05"-41'00"

But above this a lonely piano reprises Jenny's theme [Ex.2], and it continues as Angelus's voice-over on 'passion' returns, Buffy talks with Giles, Willow covers for Jenny at school, Buffy resolves to kill Angelus, Jenny's grave. This is promo track 3, 'Remembering Jenny', and features piano, wordless singer** and soft strings.

[41'00"-41'29"

Nerf, one of these days...grr argh.]