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* IfIWantedYouDead: Downplayed. While it's not explicitly pointed out, if Angel ''really'' wanted to kill Wesley, the Vampire could easily have just snapped his neck rather than smothering him. More, with his superhuman strength, Angel could easily have thrown off the orderlies, Fred, and Gunn rather than letting them drag him out of the room. Smothering Wesley was more about satiating his immediate rage and sending a message.
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* IfIWantedYouDead: Downplayed. While it's not explicitly pointed out, Possible, if downplayed example. An alternate interpenetration of the final scene is that if Angel ''really'' wanted to kill Wesley, the Vampire could easily have just snapped his neck then and there rather than smothering him. More, with his superhuman strength, Angel could easily have thrown off the orderlies, Fred, and Gunn rather than letting them drag him out of the room. Smothering In this interpretation, smothering Wesley was is more about satiating his immediate rage and sending a message.putting the fear of God (or Angel) into Wesley from hereon out.
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* IfIWantedYouDead: Downplayed. While it's not explicitly pointed out, if Angel ''really'' wanted to kill Wesley, the Vampire could easily have just snapped his neck rather than smothering him. More, with his superhuman strength, Angel could easily have thrown off the orderlies, Fred, and Gunn rather than letting them drag him out of the room. Smothering Wesley was more about satiating his immediate rage and sending a message.
