DARK SHADOWS FORUMS
General Discussions => Current Talk Archive => Current Talk '24 I => Current Talk '08 II => Topic started by: Watching Project on July 01, 2008, 06:35:04 PM
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Robservations #0577
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I wonder: how many times has Elizabeth called Richard Garner since she got back from Windcliff? When he first refused to come to the phone for her, I thought: "That's not right. For Elizabeth Collins Stoddard, Garner would come to the phone in the middle of the night." But then there was that stray remark about multiple phone calls to him, and the picture became clearer. Not only "How many times has she called him?" but even "How many times has she called him in the middle of the night?"
Adam was a little bit strange today. Not just childish, but strange. I suppose it isn't really surprising. He's living basically alone, and his best buddy is Nicholas Blair. Does Nicholas want the first member of his super-race to be mentally deranged? Yeah, probably that would suit Nicholas just fine.
The telephone with "4099" shown as the number gets handed around a lot. Would it have broken the Dark Shadows budget to paste a different number on that phone once in a while?
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The telephone with "4099" shown as the number gets handed around a lot. Would it have broken the Dark Shadows budget to paste a different number on that phone once in a while?
Apparently! [lghy]
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When Liz is complaining to carolyn about how her lawyer Garner used to be at her beckon call any time, she sounds very much like a spoiled child.
Even in her cursed state, Liz realizes some of the things she requests of Tony are very strange and out of the ordinary, very interesting.
I very much enjoyed seeing Tony and Carolyn back together in this episode. [ghost_happy]
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Nice to have you around again, Sunny.
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Yes, indeed, Elizabeth did seem like a spoiled child when she complained that Richard Garner was not at her beck and call. It was the middle of the night! [ghost_rolleyes] Also, she said she wanted him to return her call within the hour, but she called Tony Peterson practically right away. [ghost_undecided]
Despite how strange it sounded, I'm glad that Elizabeth thought to make those changes in her will to prepare for her upcoming "looking dead but not really being dead" experience. [thumb] Poor Carolyn, so worried about her mother. It's too bad nobody believed Elizabeth's fears. [ghost_sad]
It was cute when Adam said he was surprised that Carolyn had been around so long but knew so little, and then Carolyn said she was surprised Adam had been around so little but knew so much! Then Adam wanted Carolyn to read the book on Freud overnight! [ghost_cheesy]
It was nice to see Carolyn and Tony again. [spoiler]It's too bad Tony wasn't on DS after the next episode. [/spoiler]I think they would have made a great couple! [love3]
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Despite how strange it sounded, I'm glad that Elizabeth thought to make those changes in her will to prepare for her upcoming "looking dead but not really being dead" experience.
I like the way you put this.
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Thanks, Magnus! [ghost_grin] [ghost_cheesy] [ghost_wub]
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I love the scenes between Nancy and Joan. I think they played mother and daughter just beatuifully! :) I liked this ep a lot and I too found the observations Adam made about Carolyn interesting. Maybe we should look a little deeper. It kind of made me feel like I should read more, learn more,know more, before this mortal life comes to an end. Kind of a little wake up call for me. That is what I love most about ART. It propels our minds into areas we could never have dreamed. And I guess this is my basis for loving DS. In many ways, it has changed MY life. However, that is another story for another thread!!
YAY 69 POSTS for me and in my opinion the greatest year DS ever had, 1969, naturally!
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I wish the wardrobe people would remember what they dressed people in. It is so funny whan you see a scene and there are different clothes.
I also like the scene between Liz and Carolyn except for the subject it seemed so unlike DS.
This reminds me of the Star Trek episode where there was that guy that learned really quick and turned into a super human guys. His eyes would go strange.
I feel these episodes are just filling time, they are not that interesting to me.
Maybe JF and GH needed some time off. :)
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One thing that has never made sense to me in this Elizabeth storyline is the issue of embalment. Would it even be possible for a person to be buried alive in modern times?
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I don't think embalming is required. A person my mom worked with says its really nothing more than a money maker. Of course I don't guess you could do a viewing for long if someone wasn't embalmed! Maybe no viewing at all. I am not for sure.
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Well, Jewish tradition generally doesn't permit embalming.
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Well, Jewish tradition generally doesn't permit embalming.
No time for that really...
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My father died about two years ago and he was creameated. The funeral director asked us if we wanted a viewing of the body, he must be embalmed. However, my father requested not to have a viewing. So we didn't embalmed him, his ashes were in urn at the services.
So no you don't have to embalmed anyone if you don't want to. So I guess someone could be buried alived today.
It used to happen all the time. In New Orleans they were bells placed in tombs in case someone did waked up. I took a graveyard tour back in 2003. [hall_shocked] [hall_shocked]
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HELLO JWGUCCIENVY I haven't seen you before. Just wanted to say hey! [skull_winks] I see you have posted before and I am a Senior Poster even though I hadn't started posting much before July, however, it's only because I have time on my hands right now. Just wanted to say hey! [8_1_202]
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Thanks its been a couple of years since I posted...but i am back from the dead.... [8_1_1] [8_1_1]
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Wow, welcome back!
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well I had a Dark Shadows craving and started to watch DVD #9 and I realized I wasn't too far behind from where you guys were, so it turn out to be a perfect time to post again... [8_1_209]
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Thanks its been a couple of years since I posted...but i am back from the dead.... [8_1_1] [8_1_1]
I respect anyone who can come back from the dead and can of course give me free lessons on how to do it myself. Welcome back! This board made me a god, for annoying them very repeatedly! I've got a certain amount of time on my hands too!
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I give lessons on coming back from dead...lol...thanks for the welcome. [skelleton_runs]
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This board made me a god, for annoying them very repeatedly!
You've gone way beyond being a god, Magnus. [hall2_wink]
And welcome back, JWGucciEnvy! [hall2_smiley]
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There are people that wake up in the morgue
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There are people that wake up in the morgue
And of course, there are those who don't.
[skull_winks] [female_skull] [candle_in_skull_2]
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I adore graveyards. To me graveyard tours are fun. I don't tell many people because they think I am weird!
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If it's weird you've got lots of company. Loads of old cemetaries around here; most do at least some type of tours. Close to where I live is a particularly large, historic and famous one, Woodlawn. They have all kinds of tours and even concerts and such. Anyone interested should be able to check it out by Googling Woodlawn Cemetary and NYC. Non mortuary trivia about it includes one gate being where the ransom for the Lindburgh baby was left.
Jeannie