Having actually read the comic now? That theory actually makes sense, well as much sense as anything does at this point.
Whedon's clearly trying to link the Buffyverse with the Frayverse. And according to Fray - Buffy was the last chosen one, she sealed off the demons and magic in another dimension, with only remanents of the old magics behind (the lurkers), a few slayers, watchers (who went nuts) and Willow. So your theory actually lines up nicely with the Frayverse. Also Buffy will be devastated because she knows it leads to the Frayverse - which is a verse that she's seen and doesn't want to bring about. But she did, her actions and choices brought Fray into existence.
Also, Buffy breaking the seed makes sense...Angel will try to take it, and Buffy will break it. IT also fits with Becoming, where she has to push a sword through Angel and send him in as the cork to seal off hell. So actually, that theory works - I think you may be right.
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Whedon's clearly trying to link the Buffyverse with the Frayverse.
And according to Fray - Buffy was the last chosen one, she sealed off the demons and magic in another dimension, with only remanents of the old magics behind (the lurkers), a few slayers, watchers (who went nuts) and Willow. So your theory actually lines up nicely with the Frayverse. Also Buffy will be devastated because she knows it leads to the Frayverse - which is a verse that she's seen and doesn't want to bring about. But she did, her actions and choices brought Fray into existence.
Also, Buffy breaking the seed makes sense...Angel will try to take it, and Buffy will break it. IT also fits with Becoming, where she has to push a sword through Angel and send him in as the cork to seal off hell. So actually, that theory works - I think you may be right.