Ah, the Day of Valentines! Thatd's quite the intriguing little local tradition, indeed. Would it be cheesy to say Ia'd give my life for the whole world? I mean, I really do love this little planet, and its intriguingly special species. Plus, this Valentine Day thing is a real big night on my club calendar! The attached ones may be celebrating their involvement, but the unattached girls are looking for someone to celebrate on! Nothing wrong if that someone is me for a few of them, right?
To Love and Die is the title of an American television action dramedy starring Shiri Appleby and Tim Matheson, and created by Sara Goodman. The pilot, killed in 2006,[1] was greenlit to series on the USA Network in July 2007, with a 12-episode order that was planned to air in 2008.[2] The 2-hour pilot finally premiered on December 30, 2008 as a television movie,[3] receiving little promotion. The series is believed to be defunct.[4]
Darling, In the event of a zombie apocalypse, I’m gonna marry you. And I know that romantic testimonial isn’t quite the matrimonial proposition you were expecting, but I’m projecting a lovely future for us. You see, when the dead break free, I’ll come save you. I’ll be your knight in shining Kevlar, your cranium-crushing crusader, and safe in our barricaded bungalow, we’ll match moans for groans with the shambling horde outside. We’ll make love ’til death do we part, or at least til we start to run out of supplies, and if we get in a pinch, I’ve got a surprise: see, I’ll paralyze them with poetry, 'cause if there’s anything a zombie understands, it’s desire. Meanwhile, you lay down suppressive fire and we’ll take out as many as we can. And if in the end we are overrun, I’ll let them take me so you can get away. They can have my brain-- it’s my heart that beats for you.
When she leaves, Werther thinks longingly of Christmas, but he knows deep down that it's a false hope. Then he makes his first real reference to suicide — singing about eternal peace. Sophie enters, and finds Werther alone. She asks him why he hasn't joined the others and Werther says he can't. He's leaving, and will be gone forever. When he's gone, Sophie catches up to Charlotte and tells her what Werther has just said. Albert seems to know that Werther is still in love with Charlotte, while Charlotte wonders exactly what Werther meant by forever.
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