IMHO, I don't think a person can be cured of greed, which is what I believe was one of Angelique's primary motives for the trouble she caused.

She wanted to have everything Josette had so she [spoiler]stole Barnabas away from her. then when she found out Barnabas didn't love her she took revenge in multiple ways.[/spoiler]

At the risk of sounding repetitious, these were superb scenes between Nicholas and Julia and Nicholas and Angelique!

I always love it when Nicholas puts Angelique in her place. 

Perhaps Julia was disturbed by the fact that someone as evil as Nicholas could admire her.

This is one of the best episodes of the series!

In the beginning of this episode Jeff talks about trust to vicki, and then later on he's hiding things from her. 

when Eve tells Jeff to look in to her eyes in hopes that he'll remember her and the past, it's as though she's trying to put a spell over him, at least that's the music that usually plays when someone is trying to gain power over someone. but Eve has no magical abilities so it was rather odd.

I always enjoy these happy tranquil moments between Elizabeth and Vicki. 

Mrs. Johnson tells Barnabas she resisted the temptation to call the sheriff, but she didn't resist, Harry stopped her!

Julia and the sheriff meet in the woods and Julia says "The woods are scary." it sounds so very much unlike her. It's quite jarring to hear.

At the end of the episode Barnabas seemd as if he was giving in to the fact that someone was bound to discover he was the victim of the vampire, and that if anyone found out, it might as well be Julia. It was as though it was a relief to him that someone finally knew.

Maggie seemed so awkward when she was trying to get Joe to tell her the identity of the woman. she's caught in a difficult position, having once been so close to Joe, and now trying to be a friend when she clearly still loves him. I felt bad for her.

If Julia had been in the room when Joe was delirious she would have found out the identity of the vampire. Too bad she wasn't.

I felt sorry for Mrs. Johnson in this episode. First her son walks out on her, giving her no explanations, then later, barnabas arrives, obviously ill, and he is vague with her. She only wants to help but no one wants to let her.

I wonder why barnabas asked if Joe had taken his medicine for the night, because even if he had, barnabas knew he had to kill him, so an extra dose could only help the situation along. If he hadn't asked, and Julia hadn't told him Joe had already had his medicine for the night, later on [spoiler]he could have claimed ignorance by saying he didn't know Joe didn't need any medicine.[/spoiler]

Adam is more observant than he seems, saying nicholas talks as if he owns him and Eve, which in a way, Nicholas thinks he does.

It's rare we get to see Willie placed under a spell and I enjoyed watching it. Willie seems to fight it a little more than others we've seen, although he did eventually give in to Nicholas's power.