Janet-- As for Barn not killing this or that person standing in his way-- I think it's a general tendency of people, even killers, to hesitate before taking such a big step.   We might expect killers to do it much more readily after watching years of TV in which a lot of villains kill on impulse because they're "evil".   I might be wrong-- how do I know, really?   

Yeah, how would you? Hmm...

Here we go. I am so ensconsed in the Karlenzine stories, it is mega hard to comment... I was trying to avoid this stuff.

If you delve into Willie and Jason's relationship - real deep - they've been traveling around the world on schooners, tug boats, and any other boat you can think of. Imagine it. So it seems only natural that Willie would defend his buddy as best he can. "Jason's only bluffing." he tells Barn. Willie has very little power to defend anyone at this point. Barnabas shoots him down every time. And this is why I don't get why Barnabas does't just kill Jason.

Maybe it's the lighting, but it looks like Dennis Patrick has a pencil mustache.

I don't get why Barnabas and Willie are so surprised about Maggie's death. Barnabas was going to kill her anyway.

I love how Willie pushes it with Barn. "I'll try not to think who your next victim will be."

Love the location shots of LE walking up to the Old House. Very cool.

I wouldn't exactly say that Willie is good with kids, but he does show compassion to Sarah being lost.

Why doesn't Barnabas put the bite on Jason? Why?? He just stands there and takes Jason's crap.

Sounds spooktacular!

Do you know which tomb they used for the Collins'. I have a picture of it if you need it.

I hope you do, DL. It's one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to.

I don't understand why Barnabas didn't just kill Sam. He was all alone on the beach. No witnesses.

Teeny, tiny nurse station desk there. Heh.

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