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Current Talk '02 II / Re: The Tragedy of Barnabas Collins
« on: July 02, 2002, 10:23:21 PM »
LOL.....wait 'til 1840, if you haven't seen it yet. I think Barnabus, like all aristocrats, was at least partially blinded because Angie was a servant [look how Joshua reacted.....divorced Barnabus from the house, the will, the family, etc....]. And given what happened in Martinique, or knowing that they were at least involved, I think her feelings were justified. Of course, after he went through 200 years of denying it, didn't it ever cross her mind that he changed his mind, or that his feelings had changed...? Maybe she felt they were only momentarily covered up by feelings for Josette.....and he was just too stubborn to admit he still loved her. Of course, Angie could give lessons in stubbornness.... ![Roll Eyes ::)](http://www.dsboards.com/SMF/Smileys/classic/rolleyes.gif)
But I couldn't help but wish that Julia had shot Angie today, though.......
*grumble*
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But I couldn't help but wish that Julia had shot Angie today, though.......
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