Trask is just as terrifying as I remember.   Barnabas is so clueless.  If he had any insight he'd realize that Quentin was raised in a family that did not trust anyone and everyone wanted something.    I thought that Quentin's questions to Judith about why she kept Jenny were right on the mark.   

I too, noticed the gravestones and was wondering if this was intentional foreshadowing on someones part.  I seem to recall that the Laura's were buried in a crypt with the Murdocks and not in the cemetery where the Collins are buried.
I am enjoying the Zombie storyline.  I had forgotten about it until Angelique said she'd make Quentin rise and also had forgotten about Quentin's possession of Jamison which ties into why Quentin would have targeted David in the present time to possess. 

Wow! This is one of those episodes where so much is happening.  David Selby plays a great zombie.

Well, It's no surprise that I don't care for Dirk and found the whole exchange between he and Barnabas to be excruciating to watch and hear.

The writing for the Barnabas/Angelique scene was riveting.  I particularly liked, "not like other wives."   I should say not.
And the statement that Anglique liked and cared for David.  I don't think that she makes the connection that you should not harm the ones you love in the process of getting her goal. 

As curious as Rachel is, should she not have brought a candle or lamp as to see everything she could in a darkened room.  The whole thing could have been avoided had someone thought to black out the windows of the tower or to even house Jenny in a more secluded place in the great house.   The clues seem to be pointing towards the madwoman of Collinwood being Nora's mother.

Barnabas! Are you here to save change the future and save David or to start a new life with Rachel?