| | The Encyclopedia of Buffy Studies: DVD Commentary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03) |
 | | After the episode aired, he realized that she would have been more effective to have her at the top of the scene, entering the room to clear the dishes so that she could metaphorically represent her character as a constant in each of their lives. |
 | | When Buffy watches the EMS workers leave, she mutters "good luck", a statement that Whedon comments upon as reflective of how, "your priorities become so strange" and that her being polite to the EMS workers was unimportant, yet she feels compelled to say the words anyway. |
 | | As Buffy awaits the arrival of the paramedics from the doorframe, a wide-arc camera shot from Buffy to her mother on the couch suggests visually, that for a moment, she has forgotten that the body was there in the first place. |
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