"After years abroad," Does this mean she is a broad or that this is the roam-eo part of the story? "Juliet returns to the Isle of Wight" only to discover people of color now live there and it's been renamed the Isle of Diversity. No wonder her racist father is dying. But secretly, he's perfectly healthy and he is in fact, the "killer stalking the island" trying to wipe out the non-whites. Meanwhile Juiliet is at a complete loss. She doesn't know what to do and takes to roaming again - the streets, alone, at night, singing old Knack songs such as "My Verona" and "Good Girls Don't (But I Sleuth)." Barf.
