Is this the longest worn garment from the wardrobe department? Are there other candidates?

What I've never understood about Tate's "talent" is that when he draws the vase, it immediately appears before him.  When he draws the man, there he is.  So, how come when he drew Amanda, she appeared on a street somewhere and proceeded to live for two years before he accidentally encountered her?

And, how did she get her name or any knowledge of how to live in this world?  Look how puzzled the man is.  Aside from not remembering her past, she seems to have managed to get along rather well.

Wasn't there another blooper, this one involving Angelique telling Beth that she was out of the running for Quentin Millionaire?  I'm pretty sure that Angelique said "he's going to marry you", instead of "he's going to marry me".  That was when Beth went running out of the drawing room, crying her pretty little eyes out.  It was all said so fast, I'm really not sure.

Gerard

Some people might think I'm a little off, but after reading the two articles, I find myself feeling sorry for the guy and not the "girlfriend".  Assuming the story is accurate, all I can see is this pathetic guy thinking he's in love with this woman, he's FINALLY found someone he plans on spending the rest of his life with, and all along she's been scamming him and milking him of all this money.  I can't find any sympathy for her at all.  What a horrible thing to do to someone.  Sick sick sick.

Hello all,

Is it just me or does Nancy look heavier in the 1897 period?  I mean, typically she is whisper thin.  Can't tell if it's her or the clothes?

Any ideas?

c'ya!

Franimal