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I can't see how a traditional happy ending is possible though.

Not really. She's still processing a traumatic breakup, a diagnosis of a brain tumour and a death sentence, while still going to work and dealing with an odd stranger hanging around her. Sparing brain space to work all of this out is probably difficult!

She's not getting well. You'll notice that after the nurse brightly told her that her condition was improving, God whispered to herself, "lies". The nurses are just trying to placate a dying girl with nice words. She's definitely still terminally ill. She then repeats the words (or similar) to her plant pot (which I'm guessing symbolises earth/humanity), with a sad little smile, as she knows humanity isn't really improving either.

I suspect they may discover that the cameras were on when they thought they weren't, so some of the "off camera" arguing may be in the episode.

She screamed at the beginning that she wanted the world to end, and that attracted Doom's attention and made him offer her the wish, but she hasn't confirmed that as her wish.

I think he wants to die though, and he knows she has a conscience and would probably not really want to destroy the entire world in the end, so he's using this contract as a way to trick "fate" or whatever into letting him die. He'll try to charm her into falling for him so that he will be the one she loves most by the end, and he can finally die and escape having to see only destruction and pain every day. That may backfire, as he experiences happier emotions with her. Just my theory.

Thank you! That was bothering me.

That's a really good theory!

Yes! I Assumed from the poster that it was about classical music.

You really shouldn't skip them. They're so funny!

It's good. Not too ridiculous. The main characters remain pretty consistent throughout (you won't end up with 2nd lead syndrome), and they do communicate sensibly with each other. I think it's worth more than the current rating on here.

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