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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'End of Days'
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conversations.value: In the author's New York Times Notable Book, <a href="/exec/obidos/ASIN/0380790920/${0}">Circuit of Heaven</a> , the majority of earth's population escaped death by uploading their minds into the virtual reality of "the Bin." But, as End of Days reveals, their escape is not the success they had thought. And the mortals left behind on the ravaged earth are fanatically seeking the Bin's physical location, which they believe God has ordered them to destroy.
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conversations.value: In the author's New York Times Notable Book, <a href="/exec/obidos/ASIN/0380790920/${0}">Circuit of Heaven</a> , the majority of earth's population escaped death by uploading their minds into the virtual reality of "the Bin. " But, as End of Days reveals, their escape is not the success they had thought. The Bin is supposed to be paradise--yet immortals are committing suicide. And the mortals left behind on the ravaged earth are fanatically seeking the Bin's physical location, which they believe God has ordered them to destroy.
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conversations.value: the author is an amateur author from Mississippi, who specializes in dramatic storytelling.
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conversations.value: End of Days (film): In 1979 a priest at the Vatican sees a comet arching over the moon (described as the "Eye of God"), heralding the birth of one chosen to be the mother of Satan\'s child.\nThe priest is sent on a mission by the Pope to find and protect the girl from Satan, although a few Vatican Knights (led by a corrupt cardinal) insist that she must die.\nIn New York a newborn girl, Christine York, is identified by Satanists (including her physician, dr Abel, and her nurse and future guardian, Mabel) as the person chosen to bear Satan\'s child on New Year\'s Eve, 1999.\nThe Satanists perform occult rites on the newborn.\nIn late 1999, Satan possesses an investment banker in a restaurant; he then destroys the restaurant, killing many inside.\nSuicidal and alcoholic former police detective Jericho Cane, depressed since his wife and daughter were killed in contract killings, works for a private security company and blames God for his plight.\nJericho and co-worker Bobby Chicago are assigned to protect the possessed banker.\nA priest, Thomas Aquinas, unsuccessfully tries to kill the banker.\nJericho captures Aquinas, who warns Jericho: "The thousand years has ended, the dark angel is loosed from his prison" and says that a girl is central.\nJericho shoots Aquinas, who is arrested by the New York Police Department.\nMarge Francis, an NYPD detective and Jericho\'s former colleague, tells him that Aquinas has no tongue.\nJericho and Bobby investigate on their own, learning that Aquinas was trained at the Vatican and was sent to New York before disappearing.\nJericho questions Father Kovak, a priest who knew Aquinas.\nKovak asks Jericho if he believes in God; when he says no, the priest tells him that Aquinas was driven mad by forces an atheist could not understand.\nThey go to Aquinas\' apartment, where they find his tongue in a jar and messages and symbols written in blood on the walls.\nMarge arrives, forcing them to leave.\nSatan infiltrates Aquinas\' hospital, and crucifies him on the ceiling.\nAlthough he survives, he is shot by a Satanic police officer.\nJericho and Chicago see Latin words and "Christ in New York" scratched into Aquinas\' skin, and begins searching for Christine York.\nJericho and Chicago find Christine in her apartment, saving her from the Vatican Knights, and she brings them to Mabel\'s house.\nAfter Satan destroys Chicago\'s van, killing him, Jericho attempts to leave with Christine.\nMabel attacks Jericho, refusing to let him have Christine.\nSatan enters the house and kills Mabel for failing him; Jericho and Christine escape.\nMarge and another officer, both Satanists, tell Jericho to surrender Christine.\nJericho kills them, but Satan resurrects Marge.\nFather Kovak tells Jericho and Christine that Satan must impregnate her moments before midnight on New Year\'s Eve to usher in the "end of days".\nChristine accepts Kovak\'s protection.\nSatan infiltrates Jericho\'s apartment, showing him a vision of his family\'s murder, offering to bring them back in return for Christine.\nEnraged, Jericho throws Satan through his apartment window after a fight, and Chicago appears.\nAt the church, the Vatican Knights try to kill Christine before Satan kills them.\nChicago tells Jericho that he is in league with Satan after he brought him back.\nKovak rescues Jericho, and Satan kidnaps Christine.\nAfter locating Satan\'s underground temple, Jericho rescues Christine and again kills Marge.\nChicago stops Jericho, who persuades him to fight off Satan\'s influence; Satan burns him alive.\nJericho escapes with Christine into a subway tunnel.\nThey battle to survive against Satan together; Jericho fires a grenade at their pursuer, who leaves the banker to die for a new host.\nJericho and Christine escape to another church, where Jericho renews his faith in God and prays for strength.\nSatan confronts Jericho as a massive, winged creature and possesses him.\nJericho attempts to rape Christine, who tries to escape before Jericho deliberately impales himself on a sword protruding from a statue.\nAt the stroke of midnight God frees Jericho\'s dying body, sends Satan back to hell and the world celebrates the new millennium.\nJericho and Christine see the former\'s family waiting for him in the afterlife.\nHe dies in peace, and Christine waits with his body for the authorities.\nAn alternative ending was filmed in which Jericho returns to life after being impaled on the statue\'s sword and leaves the church with Christine, but test audiences preferred the original version.\nThe ending was used in the film\'s novelization.
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conversations.value: End of Days (film): In 1979 a priest at the Vatican sees a comet arching over the moon (described as the "Eye of God"), heralding the birth of one chosen to be the mother of Satan\'s child.\nThe priest is sent on a mission by the Pope to find and protect the girl from Satan, although a few Vatican Knights (led by a corrupt cardinal) insist that she must die.\nIn New York a newborn girl, Christine York, is identified by Satanists (including her physician, dr Abel, and her nurse and future guardian, Mabel) as the person chosen to bear Satan\'s child on New Year\'s Eve, 1999.\nThe Satanists perform occult rites on the newborn.\nIn late 1999, Satan possesses an investment banker in a restaurant; he then destroys the restaurant, killing many inside.\nSuicidal and alcoholic former police detective Jericho Cane, depressed since his wife and daughter were killed in contract killings, works for a private security company and blames God for his plight.\nJericho and co-worker Bobby Chicago are assigned to protect the possessed banker.\nA priest, Thomas Aquinas, unsuccessfully tries to kill the banker.\nJericho captures Aquinas, who warns Jericho: "The thousand years has ended, the dark angel is loosed from his prison" and says that a girl is central.\nJericho shoots Aquinas, who is arrested by the New York Police Department.\nMarge Francis, an NYPD detective and Jericho\'s former colleague, tells him that Aquinas has no tongue.\nJericho and Bobby investigate on their own, learning that Aquinas was trained at the Vatican and was sent to New York before disappearing.\nJericho questions Father Kovak, a priest who knew Aquinas.\nKovak asks Jericho if he believes in God; when he says no, the priest tells him that Aquinas was driven mad by forces an atheist could not understand.\nThey go to Aquinas\' apartment, where they find his tongue in a jar and messages and symbols written in blood on the walls.\nMarge arrives, forcing them to leave.\nSatan infiltrates Aquinas\' hospital, and crucifies him on the ceiling.\nAlthough he survives, he is shot by a Satanic police officer.\nJericho and Chicago see Latin words and "Christ in New York" scratched into Aquinas\' skin, and begins searching for Christine York.\nJericho and Chicago find Christine in her apartment, saving her from the Vatican Knights, and she brings them to Mabel\'s house.\nAfter Satan destroys Chicago\'s van, killing him, Jericho attempts to leave with Christine.\nMabel attacks Jericho, refusing to let him have Christine.\nSatan enters the house and kills Mabel for failing him; Jericho and Christine escape.\nMarge and another officer, both Satanists, tell Jericho to surrender Christine.\nJericho kills them, but Satan resurrects Marge.\nFather Kovak tells Jericho and Christine that Satan must impregnate her moments before midnight on New Year\'s Eve to usher in the "end of days".\nChristine accepts Kovak\'s protection.\nSatan infiltrates Jericho\'s apartment, showing him a vision of his family\'s murder, offering to bring them back in return for Christine.\nEnraged, Jericho throws Satan through his apartment window after a fight, and Chicago appears.\nAt the church, the Vatican Knights try to kill Christine before Satan kills them.\nChicago tells Jericho that he is in league with Satan after he brought him back.\nKovak rescues Jericho, and Satan kidnaps Christine.\nAfter locating Satan\'s underground temple, Jericho rescues Christine and again kills Marge.\nChicago stops Jericho, who persuades him to fight off Satan\'s influence; Satan burns him alive.\nJericho escapes with Christine into a subway tunnel.\nThey battle to survive against Satan together; Jericho fires a grenade at their pursuer, who leaves the banker to die for a new host.\nJericho and Christine escape to another church, where Jericho renews his faith in God and prays for strength.\nSatan confronts Jericho as a massive, winged creature and possesses him.\nJericho attempts to rape Christine, who tries to escape before Jericho deliberately impales himself on a sword protruding from a statue.\nAt the stroke of midnight God frees Jericho\'s dying body, sends Satan back to hell and the world celebrates the new millennium.\nJericho and Christine see the former\'s family waiting for him in the afterlife.\nHe dies in peace, and Christine waits with his body for the authorities.\nAn alternative ending was filmed in which Jericho returns to life after being impaled on the statue\'s sword and leaves the church with Christine, but test audiences preferred the original version.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about ERIC, WALTERS, Silver.. Start with the sentence 'End of Days (film): In 1979 a priest at the Vatican sees a comet arching over the moon (described as the "Eye of God"), heralding the birth of one chosen to be the mother of Satan\'s child'.
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conversations.value: End of Days (film): In 1979 a priest at the Vatican sees a comet arching over the moon (described as the "Eye of God"), heralding the birth of one chosen to be the mother of Satan\'s child.\nThe priest is sent on a mission by the Pope to find and protect the girl from Satan, although a few Vatican Knights (led by a corrupt cardinal) insist that she must die.\nIn New York a newborn girl, Christine York, is identified by Satanists (including her physician, dr Abel, and her nurse and future guardian, Mabel) as the person chosen to bear Satan\'s child on New Year\'s Eve, 1999.\nThe Satanists perform occult rites on the newborn.\nIn late 1999, Satan possesses an investment banker in a restaurant; he then destroys the restaurant, killing many inside.\nSuicidal and alcoholic former police detective Jericho Cane, depressed since his wife and daughter were killed in contract killings, works for a private security company and blames God for his plight.\nJericho and co-worker Bobby Chicago are assigned to protect the possessed banker.\nA priest, Thomas Aquinas, unsuccessfully tries to kill the banker.\nJericho captures Aquinas, who warns Jericho: "The thousand years has ended, the dark angel is loosed from his prison" and says that a girl is central.\nJericho shoots Aquinas, who is arrested by the New York Police Department.\nMarge Francis, an NYPD detective and Jericho\'s former colleague, tells him that Aquinas has no tongue.\nJericho and Bobby investigate on their own, learning that Aquinas was trained at the Vatican and was sent to New York before disappearing.\nJericho questions Father Kovak, a priest who knew Aquinas.\nKovak asks Jericho if he believes in God; when he says no, the priest tells him that Aquinas was driven mad by forces an atheist could not understand.\nThey go to Aquinas\' apartment, where they find his tongue in a jar and messages and symbols written in blood on the walls.\nMarge arrives, forcing them to leave.\nSatan infiltrates Aquinas\' hospital, and crucifies him on the ceiling.\nAlthough he survives, he is shot by a Satanic police officer.\nJericho and Chicago see Latin words and "Christ in New York" scratched into Aquinas\' skin, and begins searching for Christine York.\nJericho and Chicago find Christine in her apartment, saving her from the Vatican Knights, and she brings them to Mabel\'s house.\nAfter Satan destroys Chicago\'s van, killing him, Jericho attempts to leave with Christine.\nMabel attacks Jericho, refusing to let him have Christine.\nSatan enters the house and kills Mabel for failing him; Jericho and Christine escape.\nMarge and another officer, both Satanists, tell Jericho to surrender Christine.\nJericho kills them, but Satan resurrects Marge.\nFather Kovak tells Jericho and Christine that Satan must impregnate her moments before midnight on New Year\'s Eve to usher in the "end of days".\nChristine accepts Kovak\'s protection.\nSatan infiltrates Jericho\'s apartment, showing him a vision of his family\'s murder, offering to bring them back in return for Christine.\nEnraged, Jericho throws Satan through his apartment window after a fight, and Chicago appears.\nAt the church, the Vatican Knights try to kill Christine before Satan kills them.\nChicago tells Jericho that he is in league with Satan after he brought him back.\nKovak rescues Jericho, and Satan kidnaps Christine.\nAfter locating Satan\'s underground temple, Jericho rescues Christine and again kills Marge.\nChicago stops Jericho, who persuades him to fight off Satan\'s influence; Satan burns him alive.\nJericho escapes with Christine into a subway tunnel.\nThey battle to survive against Satan together; Jericho fires a grenade at their pursuer, who leaves the banker to die for a new host.\nJericho and Christine escape to another church, where Jericho renews his faith in God and prays for strength.\nSatan confronts Jericho as a massive, winged creature and possesses him.\nJericho attempts to rape Christine, who tries to escape before Jericho deliberately impales himself on a sword protruding from a statue.\nAt the stroke of midnight God frees Jericho\'s dying body, sends Satan back to hell and the world celebrates the new millennium.\nJericho and Christine see the former\'s family waiting for him in the afterlife.\nHe dies in peace, and Christine waits with his body for the authorities.\nAn alternative ending was filmed in which Jericho returns to life after being impaled on the statue\'s sword and leaves the church with Christine, but test audiences preferred the original version.\nThe ending was used in the film\'s novelization.
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conversations.value: End of Days (Torchwood): During Gwen\'s (Eve Myles) morning off with her boyfriend Rhys (Kai Owen), they both see news reports of UFO sightings over the Taj Mahal, and an armed clash between CO19 officers and English civil war era soldiers.\nWhen she returns to the Hub, the team learns that they are caused by unstable rift activity after it was opened to rescue Tosh and Jack.\nTorchwood has its hands full; Tosh and Owen (Burn Gorman) investigate cases of the Black Death in a local hospital, where Tosh sees a glimpse of her mother, while Jack and Gwen are alerted by PC Andy to a Roman soldier in a police custody.\nIn that time, Gwen sees a glimpse of Bilis Manger (Murray Melvin).\nIanto (Gareth David-Lloyd) sees Lisa (Caroline Chikezie), who tries to convince him to open the rift.\nDuring a heated argument, Jack fires Owen.\nWhile at a bar, Owen sees Diane (Louise Delamere), who tries to convince him to open the rift.\nJack and Gwen go to Bilis\' clock shop, "A Stitch In Time", where they learn that Bilis can step between eras in time.\nWhen Jack leaves, he shows Gwen a vision where Rhys dies.\nGwen rushes to Rhys and has him imprisoned in Torchwood for protection.\nHowever, Bilis causes a power cut to raise a security breach in the Hub, releases Rhys, and kills him.\nGwen and Jack finds Rhys\' body in a pool of blood, just like in the vision, and Gwen screams in horror.\nJack tells her that they cannot bring him back, but she knows the only hope of restoring him is to open the rift.\nAll but Jack agree to this, and attempts to stop them by holding the team at gunpoint.\nWhen he insults them, Owen attacks and kills him, and scans his and the team\'s retinas and open the rift.\nAfter Jack revives himself, they discover that Bilis has manipulated the team to open the rift, in order to release Abaddon, a creature similar to the Beast, whose shadow kills anyone who touches it.\nThis gives Jack an idea; he cannot die, so it can feed off his life.\nThe shadow attacks Jack, but a blue light flows out of his chest and destroys Abaddon, killing Jack, seemingly for good.\nThe rift is now closed.\nGwen is relieved to see Rhys alive.\nAfter several days, Jack is still dead, but is brought back to life after Gwen kisses him goodbye.\nThe team welcome him back, (Tosh gives Jack a hug, Jack hugs and kisses Ianto, Jack forgives Owen and hugs him).\nLater Jack announces to Gwen that the rift is now more volatile than ever.\nGwen questions him: what would tempt him to open the rift to which Jack replies "the right kind of doctor".\nAs the rest of the team go for a coffee run, Jack sees the Doctor\'s severed hand glowing.\nHe then hears a familiar whooshing noise coming from above the Hub, and runs towards it.\nThe rest of the team are perplexed at Jack\'s sudden departure, believing something has taken him.\nIn the episode, much of the team see familiar faces from their pasts in order to convince them to open the Rift.\nIanto sees a fully human Lisa from the episode "Cyberwoman", and Owen sees Diane from the episode "Out of Time".\nDuring the time where Jack insults the team before they kill him and open the Rift, he recites Gwen and Owen\'s sexual relationship, Toshiko and Mary\'s, Owen\'s fight with a Weevil, and Ianto hiding Lisa.\nA monster was sealed beneath the Rift, Abaddon.\nThe Torchwood website questions if there are more like him across the universe, asking "Were there other beings like Abaddon.\nAre they also entombed underneath planets across the universe.\n" - referring to the Beast as seen in the Doctor Who episode "The Satan Pit".\nLike the Beast, Abaddon was described as having been sealed away "before time".\nBilis Manger describes Abaddon as "son of the Beast", and the Beast also says that some cultures have used the name Abaddon to refer to him.\nThe episode\'s end dovetails directly into the cold open of the Doctor Who episode, "Utopia".\nJack sees the Doctor\'s hand\'s jar bubbling and hears the TARDIS\' arrival on the surface and dashes upstairs; the TARDIS\' materialisation and Jack reaching it are seen at the start of "Utopia".\nThe hand jar is missing (while the similar other jar remains) an instant later when Gwen tells the others that Jack is gone.\nThe closing aerial shot of Roald Dahl Plass is set after "Utopia"\'s cold open, as the TARDIS has left the water tower.\nJack returns the hand jar to the Doctor in "Utopia".
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conversations.value: \nWhen she returns to the Hub, the team learns that they are caused by unstable rift activity after it was opened to rescue Tosh and Jack.\nTorchwood has its hands full; Tosh and Owen (Burn Gorman) investigate cases of the Black Death in a local hospital, where Tosh sees a glimpse of her mother, while Jack and Gwen are alerted by PC Andy to a Roman soldier in a police custody.\nIn that time, Gwen sees a glimpse of Bilis Manger (Murray Melvin).\nIanto (Gareth David-Lloyd) sees Lisa (Caroline Chikezie), who tries to convince him to open the rift.\nDuring a heated argument, Jack fires Owen.\nWhile at a bar, Owen sees Diane (Louise Delamere), who tries to convince him to open the rift.\nJack and Gwen go to Bilis\' clock shop, "A Stitch In Time", where they learn that Bilis can step between eras in time.\nWhen Jack leaves, he shows Gwen a vision where Rhys dies.\nGwen rushes to Rhys and has him imprisoned in Torchwood for protection.\nHowever, Bilis causes a power cut to raise a security breach in the Hub, releases Rhys, and kills him.\nGwen and Jack finds Rhys\' body in a pool of blood, just like in the vision, and Gwen screams in horror.\nJack tells her that they cannot bring him back, but she knows the only hope of restoring him is to open the rift.\nAll but Jack agree to this, and attempts to stop them by holding the team at gunpoint.\nWhen he insults them, Owen attacks and kills him, and scans his and the team\'s retinas and open the rift.\nAfter Jack revives himself, they discover that Bilis has manipulated the team to open the rift, in order to release Abaddon, a creature similar to the Beast, whose shadow kills anyone who touches it.\nThis gives Jack an idea; he cannot die, so it can feed off his life.\nThe shadow attacks Jack, but a blue light flows out of his chest and destroys Abaddon, killing Jack, seemingly for good.\nThe rift is now closed.\nGwen is relieved to see Rhys alive.\nAfter several days, Jack is still dead, but is brought back to life after Gwen kisses him goodbye.\nThe team welcome him back, (Tosh gives Jack a hug, Jack hugs and kisses Ianto, Jack forgives Owen and hugs him).\nLater Jack announces to Gwen that the rift is now more volatile than ever.\nGwen questions him: what would tempt him to open the rift to which Jack replies "the right kind of doctor".\nAs the rest of the team go for a coffee run, Jack sees the Doctor\'s severed hand glowing.\nHe then hears a familiar whooshing noise coming from above the Hub, and runs towards it.\nThe rest of the team are perplexed at Jack\'s sudden departure, believing something has taken him.\nIn the episode, much of the team see familiar faces from their pasts in order to convince them to open the Rift.\nIanto sees a fully human Lisa from the episode "Cyberwoman", and Owen sees Diane from the episode "Out of Time".\nDuring the time where Jack insults the team before they kill him and open the Rift, he recites Gwen and Owen\'s sexual relationship, Toshiko and Mary\'s, Owen\'s fight with a Weevil, and Ianto hiding Lisa.\nA monster was sealed beneath the Rift, Abaddon.\nThe Torchwood website questions if there are more like him across the universe, asking "Were there other beings like Abaddon.\nAre they also entombed underneath planets across the universe.\n" - referring to the Beast as seen in the Doctor Who episode "The Satan Pit".\nLike the Beast, Abaddon was described as having been sealed away "before time".\nBilis Manger describes Abaddon as "son of the Beast", and the Beast also says that some cultures have used the name Abaddon to refer to him.\nThe episode\'s end dovetails directly into the cold open of the Doctor Who episode, "Utopia".\nJack sees the Doctor\'s hand\'s jar bubbling and hears the TARDIS\' arrival on the surface and dashes upstairs; the TARDIS\' materialisation and Jack reaching it are seen at the start of "Utopia".\nThe hand jar is missing (while the similar other jar remains) an instant later when Gwen tells the others that Jack is gone.\nThe closing aerial shot of Roald Dahl Plass is set after "Utopia"\'s cold open, as the TARDIS has left the water tower.\nJack returns the hand jar to the Doctor in "Utopia".
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conversations.value: End of Days (Buffy the Vampire Slayer): Starting moments after the previous episode ended, "End of Days" begins as Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) effortlessly pulls the scythe from the stone.\nThe First tells Caleb (Nathan Fillion) to let Buffy go, so that she could attempt to save the Potentials from the trap Faith (Eliza Dushku) led them into.\nBack at Buffy\'s house, Giles and the other Potentials feast on food, which Andrew has just acquired from an abandoned grocery store.\nAs they do so, Xander, Willow, Dawn and Anya return, having been looking for Buffy, only to come across an empty house.\nGiles then informs them that Faith and the other girls haven\'t returned.\nMeanwhile, in the sewers, those that survived the bomb blast are dragging the wounded to the surface when they are ambushed by three Turok-Han vampires.\nBuffy arrives in time to kill the vampires with her new weapon.\nBack at Buffy\'s house, the Scoobies and Potentials immediately pledge their loyalty to Buffy again, while Willow (Alyson Hannigan) and Giles (Anthony Stewart Head) search the Internet for references to the battleaxe - finding a connection to Ancient Egypt.\nFaith and Buffy bond over their shared loneliness as Slayers, and reflect how they are the only ones in the group who truly understand what it feels like to be a Slayer, foreshadowing the finale of the series.\nBuffy admits to Spike (James Marsters) how special the night they shared was and that it gave her the strength to find new courage.\nAt Buffy\'s insistence, a reluctant Xander (Nicholas Brendon) renders Dawn (Michelle Trachtenberg) unconscious with chloroform and drives off with her, away from Sunnydale for safety.\nWhen Dawn wakes up, she gives him a shock with a stun gun and then drives them back.\nFollowing the Egyptian lead, Buffy takes the axe to a small pyramid outside the gates of the same cemetery that she has patrolled for the past six years.\nInside, a woman (Christine Healy) who claims she is part of a secret female order that has watched the Watchers since ancient times, called Guardians, tells her that the axe is a powerful weapon forged for the final battle.\nSuddenly, Caleb shows up from behind the woman, kills her, and almost has Buffy bested when Angel (David Boreanaz) steps in to save her.\nHowever, Buffy insists on fighting Caleb alone, and slices him across the stomach, apparently killing him.\nBuffy gives Angel a welcome kiss.\nUnknown to them, Spike is watching them from the shadows with the First, in the guise of Buffy, by his side.\n"That bitch", it tells him.
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conversations.value: End of Days (Buffy the Vampire Slayer): Starting moments after the previous episode ended, "End of Days" begins as Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) effortlessly pulls the scythe from the stone. \nThe First tells Caleb (Nathan Fillion) to let Buffy go, so that she could attempt to save the Potentials from the trap Faith (Eliza Dushku) led them into. \nBack at Buffy\'s house, Giles and the other Potentials feast on food, which Andrew has just acquired from an abandoned grocery store. \nAs they do so, Xander, Willow, Dawn and Anya return, having been looking for Buffy, only to come across an empty house. \nGiles then informs them that Faith and the other girls haven\'t returned. \nMeanwhile, in the sewers, those that survived the bomb blast are dragging the wounded to the surface when they are ambushed by three Turok-Han vampires. \nBuffy arrives in time to kill the vampires with her new weapon. \nBack at Buffy\'s house, the Scoobies and Potentials immediately pledge their loyalty to Buffy again, while Willow (Alyson Hannigan) and Giles (Anthony Stewart Head) search the Internet for references to the battleaxe - finding a connection to Ancient Egypt. \nFaith and Buffy bond over their shared loneliness as Slayers, and reflect how they are the only ones in the group who truly understand what it feels like to be a Slayer, foreshadowing the finale of the series. \nBuffy admits to Spike (James Marsters) how special the night they shared was and that it gave her the strength to find new courage. \nSpike tells Buffy that it was the best night of his life. \nAt Buffy\'s insistence, a reluctant Xander (Nicholas Brendon) renders Dawn (Michelle Trachtenberg) unconscious with chloroform and drives off with her, away from Sunnydale for safety. \nWhen Dawn wakes up, she gives him a shock with a stun gun and then drives them back. \nFollowing the Egyptian lead, Buffy takes the axe to a small pyramid outside the gates of the same cemetery that she has patrolled for the past six years. \nInside, a woman (Christine Healy) who claims she is part of a secret female order that has watched the Watchers since ancient times, called Guardians, tells her that the axe is a powerful weapon forged for the final battle. \nSuddenly, Caleb shows up from behind the woman, kills her, and almost has Buffy bested when Angel (David Boreanaz) steps in to save her. \nHowever, Buffy insists on fighting Caleb alone, and slices him across the stomach, apparently killing him. \nBuffy gives Angel a welcome kiss. \nUnknown to them, Spike is watching them from the shadows with the First, in the guise of Buffy, by his side. \n"That bitch", it tells him.