Interesting Day at the Old Surratt Hacienda

[Pamela]

I agree that it's odd that the women were left out of the bisexual angle. The womens' characters are all Victorian pure which, I guess, does seem "surreal" next to all the bisexual male characters. I think an interesting story would pick up on "Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Slayer" and depict the Surratt boarding house as a nest of vampires exacting revenge on Lincoln for his actions in his early days. The executions could be interesting, too, since I think hanging wouldn't kill a vampire. The secret societies that Booth supposedly became involved can add to the vampire angle, as does the horrible number of civil war deaths.