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ever…but it’s drrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagggggggggggggged on for over a year now…enough already – I think we’re all ready for something else, any thing else…Pleaassssssssssssssssssse!
Anna says something to EJ about Sami always looking for a hero and right now it’s Rafe. If he wants to stop that situation, he’ll have to get her a different hero. Then, it says something about EJ deciding to bring Sydney home, which makes him look like the savior who found her. My guess is, he won’t pay in any way for what he’s done. Rafe will continue to look into the disappearance and Anna will take the fall. In my opinion, the writers will be wrong in doing this; but, that’s the way the main characters on this show have always been treated and I don’t see this being handled any differently.
when supposedly E.J. gives up on trying to hurt Sami any further and decides that, if he can’t fight Rafe, he’ll join him by becoming Sami’s hero instead. He will simply walk into the Pub with Sydney in his arms, and Sami will be there (not sure if Rafe will), where she will be so overwhelmed and overjoyed that she’ll probably start undressing and clearing off tables (just kidding about the last part). Now, if this doesn’t raise some red flags, then this show just thinks it’s writing for an audience of idiots that will accept anything that comes across the screen just to close out a storyline. How in the hell will he explain that Sydney was just returned to him when no one else, including all of Salem’s law enforcement and the FBI could not find her, without raising suspicions concerning his own part in the crime? Fortunately, Sydney will be returned…….unfortunately, the ‘who cares’ storyline showing the constant battle between Rafe and E.J. for Sami’s affections will not. Gag me with a spoon!!!!
My first thought was that we will seldom see Sydney anymore after she is returned. In a short time, she will constantly be left with someone else all the time. Poor little Sydney, used by her father to manipulate her mother. I wish she could be with someone who really cares for her—-like Nicole. Wishful thinking, I guess.
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in a few years, (months? if they "grow her up" faster) Sydney will be a clone of Mel, not knowing who her real parents are and a twisted frame of a person for all she’s gone through in her very formative years – So agree with ya Bonbon – the writer’s will rehash the story after Sydney comes back after being "gone" for a few years, either "upstairs" or "boarding school in Switzerland" – that sweet baby is going to be a monster after growing up with parents from Salem.
Speaking of children – where in the world is newWill these days? Other than for a few short scenes…
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