The Dark Shadows Alphabet Game

OT--

I think I remember Petofi listening to opera, in Quentin's body, in the drawing room at Collinwood.

I remember Petofi and Quetofi listening to instrumental music, but never singing - though that doesn't rule out that the instrumental music itself might have come from an opera. 

I checked the two eps in which I recall Quentofi listening to the grammophone in the drawing room-- #866 and #868 (not only was it to something other than Shadows of the Night, but he was reading both times too-- what WAS Petofi thinking?!), and each time one of Mozart's sonatas was playing.

Y is for yeoman, which Lt. Forbes most likely was at an earlier point in his military career.

Z is for Zizz -  a nap.  Many people took a zizz (fell asleep) before having an exciting dream.

----- Sally -----

A is for Aunt, which was what Elizabeth was to David, what Laura was to Carolyn, and what Mrs. Johnson (or whichever character was played by Julianna McCarthy) was to Willie in the 1991 revival series.

B is for Beer, Buzz's beverage of choice.

C is for Coswell, Josette's portrait signer (sometimes).

D is for Diana Davila (Julianka).  I can't believe that isn't already listed!!

E for Eagerness, that is what some  ladies of the show had for Barnabas's love.  Angelique,  Julia.  Then there was some of his victoms also.  

F is for Frock coat, particularly the one that Quentin's ghost wore.

G is for the gag that hung loosely from Daphne's mouth.

H is for Happy Birthday, sung to David at his party.

I for Indignant, Aunt Natalie was very indignant about the place and how they got to Collinwood

J is for Jack-of-all-trades - a person who can do many different kinds of work.  Willie was able to do many different things, so he was a jack-of-all-trades.

----- Sally -----

K is for Colleen Kelly - Susie the waitress.

L is for Labyrinth - a structure of winding passages, difficult to get out of; maze.  Barnabas was chasing Maggie through a labyrinth when she escaped and was finally found by Sam on the beach. I'm pleasantly surprised this word has been used yet! 

---- Sally -----