DARK SHADOWS FORUMS
General Discussions => Current Talk Archive => Current Talk '24 I => Current Talk '11 I => Topic started by: Watching Project on January 06, 2011, 12:58:26 AM
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Robservations #1123
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I thought the Head had a combover for a moment! Just a shadow. *** "Old man" Daniel is 57; he was 20 in 1803. *** I never noticed Abe Vigoda's backstory before (Otis Green). They let Otis go, after having killed four people? Did they actually believe him? He was fortunate to be free and allowed to live his life.
Flora: "Quentin, aren't you the tiniest bit concerned about what I read in the cards?"
Quentin: "No, of course not. Well, I just think it's possible that you haven't learned as much as you thought you had."
Flora (after Q leaves, to self): "Oh dear... that never occurred to me!"
That's a very fun exchange.
I LOLed at Daphne thinking to herself: "Tonight I have finally met the man I am going to kill!" Yes, you've finally found Mr. Right! A girl dreams of this day.....!!
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That's a very fun exchange.
Yes, and Joan Bennett performed her part perfectly.
The scene in the drawing room with Daniel, Quentin, Flora, and Desmond was very sweet, and especially sweet when you remember that Edmonds, Selby, Bennett, and Karlen also played Edward, Quentin, Judith, and Carl squabbling in that very same room when Grandmama's will was read in in 1897. Flora was so very solicitous of old Daniel! And Quentin was so filial towards his father! And Desmond, unlike Carl, wasn't ready to burst into tears!
Daphne's quite an accomplished young woman if she can talk her way into a newspaper job on a moment's notice. Is this the first time we've seen the office of the Collinsport Star? And shouldn't a girl in her first day on the job be a little more careful before handing out old copies of the paper? But I suppose that fact that Desmond was a Collins would make all the difference to Daphne's boss.