But in the Gaiman universe it seems like the personifications are like a job title. You can kill off the seed that currently holds the position and someone new takes it over. The takeover apparently includes memories and skills that go with the position, but not necessarily the personal memories. So Death could die and be replaced by a new Death. It is the personification that outlasts the universe, not necessarily the particular person wearing the personification at any one moment. Maybe Gaiman intends Death to be the exception to this, but nothing in Canon has ever specifically said this. We don't know that the "Death" we saw shutting down the universe in the Books of Magic is the same person we see in our time. Of course Death remembers every person she takes, which is everyone, so maybe more continuity of memory than others.
At any rate, you could have Death die, and still be consistent with Canon.
But we've already seen her become other people and die in Death: The High Cost of Living, and it was implied it happens every 100 years. I don't think the experience of death is the same for her as it is for others, even her fellow Endless.
But since that is inherent in the office, maybe she can experience death more like the others too. The point is that it is open enough that she could have some part her not killed off every 100 years that could die - if the writers wanted it that way.
Good old Buzzfeed ranks all the episodes of Buffy: [link] A little harsh on "The Pack," man, and WAY too nice to "Gingerbread." But apparently the whole world agrees on "Beer Bad."
And this made me laugh: "Play the cover of 'Wild Horses' by The Sundays. See how fast you can get a Buffy fan to cry."
It's true. (I was going to play it at the wedding, and then Tim told me it was a special song for him and his ex-wife, so...NOPE.)
WAY too nice to "Gingerbread."
No, I love that episode!
Whoa, "Anne" is way low. I'm glad to see "Witch" so high, though, since it was my first episode and hooked me good.
>WAY too nice to "Gingerbread."
Poltercow
No, I love that episode!
I'm with the ghostly bovine on this one.
Buzzfeed ranks every episode of Buffy.
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They have ranked 49 episodes worse than Spiral.
