At the Bronze, Cordelia and Oz notice that they seem unusually nervous, but Buffy and Faith appear at their sides for long enough to distract attention from their behavior.
Both Xander and Cordelia are openly hostile about Angel and see him as a serious threat, unable to separate him from the recent misdeeds of Angelus.
Willow is less sure and advises caution, partly motivated by guilt about her secret romantic indiscretions with Xander.
Gwendolyn goes to visit Faith at the motel and mentions that Giles is having a secret meeting with Buffy and her friends.
Having successfully distracted the slayers and enlisted the help of Xander and Willow, Gwendolyn puts on the Glove and tests its power to manipulate lightning.
Faith draws her fire, which allows Buffy to throw a piece of glass to sever her gloved arm, leading to Gwendolyn's death by electrocution when the next bolt of lightning strikes.
Giles finds out Gwendolyn was kicked out of the Watchers' Council 'for misuses of dark power' and went rogue.
According to The Monster Book[1], writer Doug Petrie originally envisioned the Glove of Myhnegon as a "demonic falconer's glove," which, "[w]hen you put it on and raised your arm, this huge, dark cloud would burst through the ceiling and take the form of a bird that spits fire."
"[2] Valerie Frankel described the episode's villain, Gwendolyn Post, as "arguably the most powerful woman of the show".
Club said the final battle was predictable, but praised the scene where Post puts on the glove and has her arm severed by Buffy.