I would assume that the author had, indeed, seen Buffy.

Only to a point. I think the real message was omnia vincit amor.

I'd like to have seen the final act play out so:

She pretends to be dead to escape her father's tyranny.
He finds her body in an abandoned subway tunnel and, in despair, bashes his own head in.
She awakens to his bloody stump of a head and throws herself into a pit of Boneys.

And what's more, I am glad I did get to meet you in the flesh UT ( even if it was peeling off your cheeks and reeking of gangrene). I might have imagined you were an 18 year old geek. Or something.

Or death.

The "undead" is such a great description.

And Grateful.

@Whickwithy

I cried on the morning I heard the result of Brexit. Never have I been so affected by a political outcome such as this. I'm not ashamed to say I voted to remain. I'm still shocked, angry, annoyed etc by the result. I feel my country is the laughing stock of not just Europe but the World.
I'm not surprised mind you it was a high leave vote in my area. I fear for the country after seeing the shocking reports of increased hate crimes towards "foreigners" aka those that do the jobs that the lazy Brits can't be arsed to do!
Disgusted at the so called politicians who caused all this mess and not prepared to follow it through but have left the sinking ship for others to pick the mess up!
Now left with both Labour and Conservative parties in disarray. The general public no longer have a clue what's going on and now faced with two women up for the running as PM - one of which is a complete c..t and the other I have no idea who she is.
I'm not happy :(( :-w :-q >:P