Thank you, again!  It's not important enough to pursue, just something I've been curious about.

I'm curious about how the board determines a guest.  I've assumed that as soon as one accesses the home page, the board knows that someone is there, but if unregistered, they are listed as a guest.

However, if I see x number of guests and y number of users listed, after I sign in, unless another guest appears just at that moment, I would expect that I had originally been counted as a guest and therefore that number should go down by one and the users up by 1.

The user listing does increase, but the guest stays the same.  (Sometimes there IS a change in that short time.  When my name is added to the list of users, the rest of the list sometimes is also different.  So, it's possible that there is also a change in guests just at that moment.  But, surely it couldn't happen every time.)

For instance - when I first came back this time, it listed 1 Guest and 4 Users - with their names.  I would imagine that I was the 1 Guest.  After logging on, that should change to 0 Guests and 5 Users.  It DID go to 5 Users - the previous 4 + me, but it stayed at 1 Guest.  Again, unless by coincidence someone else arrived just at that moment, it doesn't make any sense to me. And, since this seems to always happen, surely that coincidence couldn't happen each time!!

Joshua was always so cold.  Not only in his manner, but the things he said.  He never could understand about love and didn't seem to think it had anything to do with marriage.  We've already commented on his true feelings coming out for his son in these recent episodes.

But, I'm always especially touched with this one when he finds the mad Millicent.  All of the tragedies on top of one another have certainly gotten to him.  He's clearly quite emotional by now when he's with Millicent.  And, of course, Louis has portrayed it all so magnificently.

Well, I suppose I prefer the drawing room, but since you asked which room would you live in - that implies one's own room.  I didn't care for any of the bedrooms!

I'll go along with PT Angelique's room.  If it wasn't a time shifting room, just a regular room, it's certainly my favorite and the views of it, I think, are major contributors to my liking that story!!

I don't know that it was really such a drastic change in Nathan as there were always hints of this character.  But, in the beginning we mostly saw the good side of him.  His friendship with Barnabas could have been genuine, but he might also have been taking advantage of a connection with the great Collins family.  The instant he heard about Millicent's money he perked up and immediately started to make a play for her.

We subsequently learned that he was already married, so he clearly knew what he was up to from the start.  So, I think the seeds of all of this were already there.  But, as long as it was possible to act or at least pretend to act honorably, he did.

True, possibly for the reasons suggested by others here, the actual overt change in his behavior came about rather quickly, but I don't see it as a reversal in his character, just a revelation to us of his true nature.

Hi MB!  It isn't really that serious of a problem - I was just rather surprised to find it working that way.  I assumed that Preview meant and exact Preview!

Actually, I read your notice of new things just before reading this, and it sounded as though you had adjusted it!  

The scenes, particularly between Joshua and Barnabas, but also Joshua and Naomi were fantastic.  You expressed it all so well, there's really no need to say anything else!

I could never figure out, though, when his father actually saw him come out of the coffin, he admits to the killings and says that he was compelled, and says that he can't kill himself - making his father think that he's a coward, why he didn't come straight out at that point and say that he's a vampire and that the gun won't kill him.  It's only when his father comes back that it gets to that point.  And, in saying that he's cursed, why didn't he go on to say that Angelique did it?  (I'll have to wait, maybe it still happens).

I was also a bit surprised at Nathan.  Even though he's sure he has Joshua where he needs him, I would think he'd go a bit slower about the way he's making himself at home and starting to "run things."  He's still a bit on precarious ground.  Even though Joshua is giving in to him and he's sure that maintaining the secret is paramount to Joshua, I would think he'd still "behave" a little while longer - at least until he's actually married!