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This goes to Robert Everett Lynch Stein. Yes, granted that he has no clue or memory or has any knowledge of Jada Hunter or being married to her, for that matter. But he does know that one part of his full name’s prints are on one hand & the other name that he has, has that person’s prints on the other, can you legally say, that the prints on the other hand legally recognizes that marriage, when the other set of prints on the other hand can be a loophole, so can Everett legally say that signing Robert Stein’s name to the divorce decree is considered forgery?
No he can’t. He is Robert Stein regardless of his memory. They’ve proven who he is. This is again a product of bad writing. Less than a month until we get the real writers and I sure hope all of these horrible stories get straightened out soon.
So why the constant need to put him front & center & allow him to monopolize the whole episode, it isn’t just about him, with any one & I mean anyone agreeing that these horrible stories are so blatant, don’t use up the entire half hour to it. Right?
Well I’ve heard that he will be connected to the Hortons. This is why I think they are putting him front and center.
Everett Lynch & Robert Stein, doesn’t connect him to the Hortons, now does it? Remember, think of it this way, were either characters created before Nick Fallon in order to have both of them to be connected to Nick Fallon? I can see that there is a connection, because he wanted to hear from Julie about Nick’s past. I get that, & the six degrees, would have them be related to Nick, given the national debt of branches on the Horton Family Tree are Horton derived. Then there’s this: We still don’t know who was paid by Clyde to torch Alice & Tom’s home, now do we, do we really need for them to put out there that a connection to Nick Fallon & or the Horton Family to learn that either Everett & or Robert to be the one who set the fire?
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