I was always under the impression that the good professor knew alot more than he cared to admit to the folks at Collinwood. I think he was better off keeping a distance and not getting too involved in their crazy problems. He sort of reminded me of the "helper" who always stood in the backround and only gave advice when asked.
You know I never thought of that way before Deb but I think you got something here. I mean how could he
not know? I have always wondered what was going through his mind when he helped Julia dig up Barnabas from the grave that time. And to add to this was the whole dream curse saga in which Vicky and everyone knew that when the dream curse got around to Barnabas, he would die.
Prof.Stokes knew this and that's why he decided to intervene and place himself right in the middle of the dream curse in which he confronted Angelique, who also told him that Barnabas must die.
Now he isn't a stupid guy so that right there must have told him something. He had to have wondered why an 18th century witch has got a huge grudge against Barnabas Collins who just happens to be in the 20th century. I don't think for a minute that he bought that "ancestor" stuff and that Angelique was in love with Barnabas' ancestor (the original Barnabas Collins) and therefore out to get this century Barnabas to get even with him. If this be the case then wouldn't she try to destroy the whole Collins family? Vicky may have bought that story, but I doubt the Professor did.
BTW, Debra, Welcome to the group!!
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