A storm rages as Roger and Elizabeth discuss David. Julia states that Sarah is a ghost and proposes a seance and Barnabas objects. Julia reveals she has participated in a seance before.  They must be in an unbroken circle and think of Sarah.  Vickie appears out of it and when Carolyn fakes a trance she reveals that it is a lie and Vickie is possessed of Sarah.  She babbles, disappears and is gone replaced by Phyliss Wick and Vickie appears in the woods or is she in the spirit world with the dead.

losts of work for the sound effects department today with sobbing and screeching in the mausoleum. Julia lights up during this time and smokes away to calm her nerves perhaps. So apparently the love of Barnabas has turned the formerly steely doctor into a quivering mass with no ability to use any of her training on herself.  Julia babbles at blood drips.  later at Collinwood, the lone doctor is subjected to banging doors and windows and a self playing grand piano.  Julia flees to her room instead of driving into town to have company. Julia has a phone in her room and how far have we come when everyone had to run down to the foyer to answer the phone.  And then there was more babblling.

It is morning and Julia wants Mrs J to remove the lovely drapes.  Mrs J is rather perplexed and spills the beans that everyone things Julia is acting strange.  Julia babbles. Later the drapes are gone.
Carolyn works fast and is already dating and kissing Tony.  Now shouldnt Barnabas know she is doing his bidding and let her get on with seducing Tony.
Barnabas is meanwhile all dripping honey to Julia as he calls her and kisses her hand. She  vacillates between wanting to believe him and not. 

A strange character appears on the screen. Anthony Peterson. The grandfather clock in the foyer was made by Barnabas for Josette as a wedding present.  It seems like an odd present for someone you don't know and was supposed to be hated by the members of the family when she was brought home as the bride of Jeremiah. 
Julias hysteria is fun. I always liked a hysterical Grayson Hall although from the interview on the DVD her husband did not. He is actualy quite humerous although I never cared for his writing.
Peterson grew up in Collinsport poor and envious of the Collins.  Seems as if he is a Burke replacemenmt in the Mitchell Ryan mold.
Now why cannot Barnabas just kill Tony and get the notebook?  Barnabas is so ready to kill off others. It would seem more torturous to Julia if he killed everyone who tried to help. 
Julia says," That's a safe isn't it?" as if she had never seen one or knew what one looked like.
Carolyn arrives to work on Tony and it was implied by Barnabas that she should do whatever must with Tony to get the book.

Of all the places to hide her diary, she picks a high traffic area.  The basement, west wing, or perhaps the library seem much safer.  I thought that the door to the clock was a recent addition.  The camera intrudes into the scene with Barnabas and Carolyn in the old house. Carolyn is to secretly watch Hoffman. Meanwhile in the Great House Julia tells Mrs. Stoddard she may leave in a week. Why not now?  Julia goes to the Old House in the storm and arrives with a noticably wet coat. Barnabas reveals he knows her plots against him.  Back at the Great House, Carolyn notices the clock has not chimed as somehow Julia has foolishly jammed the clock with her diary.

Vickie is reluctant to go o the old house and it makes Carolyn suspicious of Julia. This is the first time I noticed the window also.

B&W again. Carolyn tells David he will be sent away to a home fore the mentally disturbed unless he stops the stories.  I don't quite get the continued hypnosis of Vickie. Isn't once enough as with Maggie? I guess it's just so Carolyn can get suspicious.  No news from Brazil yet.