DARK SHADOWS FORUMS
General Discussions => Current Talk Archive => Current Talk '24 I => Current Talk '11 I => Topic started by: Watching Project on January 29, 2011, 01:12:32 AM
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Robservations #1140
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I really enjoyed this episode. I loved the story about Miranda and Judah. And I loved the spooky dream Girard had.
Quentin and Daphne? Eh. How many weeks is this going to go on? If Daphne's plan is to bump off Quentin, what the heck is she waiting for? Boring!
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So the Head just sort of got knocked off the Body in all the confusion, much of which is mine. *** Julia blows another mission to persuade, first Daphne then Roxanne. *** How many people did Lamar get to brag to about his wedding plans in the few hours they were engaged?
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Daphne seems to be experiencing some regrets, doesn't she?
I enjoy the trial scenes too. And we get a double-header: two fine performances by Louis Edmonds.
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Yes, Daphne's plan was clearly to kill Quentin near the assignation tree, but she couldn't bring herself to do it. But I agree with Janet, it's not all that interesting compared with the Judah and Miranda story that we saw. We weren't allowed to hear all of what Judah wanted to shout about Miranda's involvement in the burning of the house, but it seems quite likely that he was telling the truth, and that Miranda wasn't exactly an innocent bystander.
Louis Edmonds was saying lines today that usually go to Jerry Lacy, and it was fun to see. Coming out of Edmonds's mouth, they sounded sincere, whereas if Jerry Lacy's Trask (take your pick which one) had said those exact same words, they would have sounded slimy. But if Jerry Lacy had been playing Amadeus Collins, would he have made them sound sincere?
As Gerard had dreamed of having his head imprisoned in glass today, I thought of David and Hallie being told they would end up as dolls in a dollhouse.