Once again the message is taught to Adam: if somebody hurts Adam, that's OK, but if Adam hurts somebody, that's bad.
The blue-screening on Kathryn Leigh Scott today was very well done. I had no idea that Josette was going to disappear.
So Josette cried for Barnabas. That doesn't make complete sense to me. I thought she was busy resting, as the dead must do. And when you've been dead for two hundred years, why should it grieve you that somebody else - however much you loved him - is going to die? Maybe she was crying because he was hurting. I don't know. I'm just not really happy with it.
The person that Josette really saved, though, was Willie. The last that anybody heard of Barnabas, he and Willie were driving up the coast looking for Adam. (What a movie that road trip would make!) We saw Barnabas come inside the Old House without Willie, so I imagine that Willie had to go to town to pick up something, though I'm having trouble imagining what, since, as we learned in a conversation between Julia and David, Mrs. Johnson had gone to pick up some supplies for Barnabas. Maybe a pack of cigarettes for himself. So the last person who saw Barnabas alive was Willie, and Willie's got a bad history to live down. If I were Sheriff Patterson, the minute I heard that Barnabas was missing, I'd be bringing Willie in for questioning.
