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« on: September 04, 2015, 11:01:42 PM »
First, from my notes.... replies if any, later...
Joan VO! Farewell, Phillip Todd. Very sad. So many long, drawn-out, hopeless tragedies on DS. It's a bit gorge-rising to hear Jeb suddenly proclaiming he has a conscience, and agonizing over being responsible for Phillip's death, but better late than never, I guess.
Welcome back, Angelique! Where was she? Getting her hair done. She confronts Bradford, and what's tactfully left unsaid is "Get lost, you incompetent, I'll handle it from here on." Bradford doesn't recognize Ang. He'd recognize her name, but she doesn't speak it.
Ang lies in wait for Jeb, at the carriage house. She didn't mind waiting, it gave her a chance to do her nails. (That's 60s sophisticate Ang talking, far cry for the serving wench.) How did Ang find out about the Cairn blowing up? Ang applies the black construction paper (left over from wallpapering the cave no doubt) cut out doll to Jeb. She shows him in the fire what it will do to him. A generic bedroom appears, a hotel room I suppose, and Jeb cries out, "It's me, asleep! It can't be!!" Very silly. Well, I suppose he might have had insomnia lately.... We see the first of several cool deaths Christopher Pennock gets to perform, on DS.
Later, getting ready for the real wedding (I think), another of the silliest DS moments ever... Jeb looks at himself in his unfashionable, ill-fitting (I think) plain green suit with a skinny tie, and exults to himself: "You look good, Jeb! You look fine!!" You look like an usher, Jeb!
By Violet Welles. I couldn't tell.