LOL that must be a first. Barnabas actually thought to lock the front doors of the Old House before someone walked right in!
Carl’s on the right track when he finds the purse, but for the wrong reasons. Pansy doesn’t have to be in the house just because she left the purse. It only means she didn’t leave for good. After all, she left the purse to head to Collinwood originally, which makes sense. She didn’t actually need the purse and she thought she was coming back.
Everyone’s sure wide awake and bustling around at 5AM, (can't believe it's 5PM already so it must be the same morning) aren’t they? Even Charity and Tim. LOL and there’s the BLACK EDGED AFGHAN ON THE BED IN TIM’S ROOM. Interesting. The chest of drawers in Tim’s room is the same one from Beth’s room.
LMAO there’s the stupid rooster and the grave for Pansy’s not nearly filled in. Good catch in the last topic by Saramonster, and continued here, about her not going vamp cause someone made a save with a rope around her neck. Anyone else amused by the fact that Barnabas has to do his own shoveling this time? LOL I see Taeylor caught that too. GMTA.
Great scene between Tim and Minerva. Hard to see any redeeming characteristics in her. LOL on the line that she does all the work because her husband is a thinker not a doer. So he’s playing her too.
Wait a minute, what is Barnabas doing back at the Old House when the cock crowed so long ago. Are we supposed to believe this is the next evening already? Seems Pansy isn’t just going to be covered up like yesterday’s landfill. She’s making her displeasure known.
That’s interesting, now Minerva is trying to steer Charity toward Carl Collins (certain irony to that, considering some changes we know are down the road). I love the face NB made when Charity said she tries not to think of Carl Collins at all. Does make more sense to throw her at a Collins brother, considering the social climbers we know the Trasks are. Note how Minerva shuts Charity down when she mentions Barnabas because “hes only a cousin, not one of the brothers”. For all they know he’s just as wealthy, so that’s a very interesting bit of scheming. Ironic to think that if Minerva had started throwing Charity at Barnabas, how differently the whole storyline might have played out.
Good point, alwaysdavid, about how Barnabas is to everyone's knowledge already engaged-- and keep in mind in those days women DID file breach of promise suits (One of Anne Perry's Inspector Monk Victorian mystery novels used that whole thing to great effect). Course the same thing happened later, again with poor Charity [spoiler]whose father was throwing her at Quentin's head when he was trying to juggle Angelique and Beth, though I don't think Amanda was in the -- pardon the pun -- picture yet[/spoiler]
Snicker at how Minerva hid the cards, and jumped out of her skin when Tim came in when she was playing. Of course the Queen of Spades comes into play, then Tim’s programming comes in to play.
Jeannie