probably Maggie, and if they had a little girl, he would call her Beth.
Poor Beth paid the price for loving Quentin Collins.
I always thought it would've made sense if, at the end of the 1897 storyline, that Quentin realized his love for Beth and planned to go away with her (or find her, as they could've said she left, like Amanda did). Quentin's love for Amanda comes out of nowhere, and isn't plausible, no matter how pretty she is (though personally, I think Beth is prettier). I could see the Quentin that we're first introduced to in 1897 falling for Amanda on sight and completely abandoning Beth, but not the Quentin in late 1897, after his character goes through so much. I didn't think that was realistic for the character.
And if Beth had to be put out of the picture, I would've rather seen Quentin with Angelique over Amanda.
she just decides to go after Quentin instead. I mean, what was the reason?
Pansity - I just adore the scene you mentioned with Quentin and Pansy at the end of the storyline. I found it to be one of the most genuine, heartfelt scenes on the show. It just clicked with me. Such a great moment between those characters.
As far as Quentin and Angelique....I just think that if Beth was out of the picture, the two of them would've been more fun than Quentin & Amanda. I don't know, I just think they had that something. It was also refreshing to see Angelique interested in someone other than Barnabas. I'm a Quentin/Beth fan first, but I think Quentin and Angelique together would've been interesting.
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... But why turn to Quentin? He didn't seem to be in love with her either. Seems she should have found someone else Quentin was acting just like Barnabas towards her....
...The other thing that I didn't like was the way Carl dies; Quentin has grown a lot as a person by this time, why would he just lock poor Carl up with Barnabas to be killed? (This murder really made my younger brother so angry at Barnabas and Quentin, Carl was his favorite character on the show; he even named his teddy bear after him). If they wanted to expose Barnabas, and needed to write Carl out, they could have done it in a better way. How did Barnabas know that Carl's death wouldn't change history? I'd have preferred that they have Trask kill Carl if they wanted to kill him, everyone hated Trask anyway, or have him leave town.....