What a setup. Barnabas is canoodling with Josette whenever she can catch a moment or two in Kitty's body, whereas Angelique has no interest in canoodling with Quentin, her declared fiancé, now that Quentin has relocated into a less canoodleworthy body than his original one. Sometime or other Angelique is going to learn about the goings-on between Barnabas and his current canoodling partner, and it seems safe to assume that she'll rake him over the coals about it, and quite rightly, too, because even though it's none of her personal business, she went to great trouble to make a doppelganger for him and to give him his devampirification injections, and now he's ready to risk it all on a pretty face. I was thinking, as Barnabas and Angelique stood there so buddy-buddy in the Old Rectory, that it wasn't very wise of him to put himself in her debt. But when does Barnabas act wisely?
I can never understand why Angelique was so triumphant about creating Barnabas's doppelganger. She created one of herself, so she knew already knew she could do it. Oh, well, maybe it's harder when the original is not yourself.
Tate must want the artistic talent back very badly, if he's willing to let Petofi put his fingers on his head. It looked pretty creepy to me. Not to mention that the fingers were getting awfully close to the precious hair. But maybe Tate liked it.
