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No Sami, it is not Will. That person would be YOU. Considering all your outrageous decisions, how could you yell such a statement at Will? Another terrible decision was suggesting that Will had to agree with EJ being there or find somewhere else to stay. Sami just could not stand to hear the truth from Will about man after man passing through her life. Does anyone else agree?
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It’s about time that Will gave it to Sami. It’s pretty bad when a teenager has more common sense than the mother. I loved it when Will told her like it is. I am not a fan of Sami due to the way the character acts and Will hit the nail on the head whith every statement he made.
in Sami’s living room every time she has a private conversation with someone. He’s always hovering around.
I just watched the scene between Will and Sami – he was wonderful. This is the first time I’ve really seen more than a few words exchanged by him in a scene – this young actor can act. If this is the way the show is going to start to portray it’s teens – then I will quit FF’ding through when they come on. He was really worth watching. Sami was brilliant as always – just wished the writer’s would let her hear what her son actually said to her today and act upon it.
Don’t get me wrong, Sami is my favorite character on the show, but she needed to hear what Will told her. And, what a fabulous actor! He’s really got some talent! I think that whole scene was perfect. I hope she really takes to heart what he told her. Once she finds out he’d rather live with Kate and Stephano than him, I hope she fights to get him back in her life and her house.
way to go Will. You nailed your mommy dearest to the wall today. You didn’t back down when she wailed at you; you stayed true to your beliefs, and you let her have it with both guns blaring. Hope the hell it hurt, Sami. Hope it just about broke your heart, realizing that everything your first born said to you today was the Gospel truth. Loved it when he went right at E.J. too, telling him the last person he would listen to was him. Great move, Will. But please, please, please don’t go from the frying pan into the fire. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT move in with Kate and Stefano. Go to your Grandma Caroline’s, (I’m sure she wouldn’t mind your staying there, even if she is out of town), or take a number and move to Aunt Maggie’s, or anyplace other than with Stefano and Kate. Maybe you could move in with Rafe. That would really send her and E.J. into a tailspin. Yuk, yuk, yuk!
This contrived writing to pair her with EJ is IMO making her look worse by the day. What is wrong with this woman? The shabby treatment of Rafe who has done nothing but be there, turning to rapist EJ because of her incredible gullible stupidity, and turning on her son makes me simply not want to care about Sami these days. I think Days is going far off the path on this one.
I don’t see Will moving in with Maggie…at least, right away. After all, Mia is living there and she’s the (next to) last person he wants to be around right now.
he shouldn’t be moving in with anyone. What’s with kids being in disagreement with their parents and then moving out? That’s his home, that’s where he lives, and that’s where he should stay. It’s no different than a married couple having a spat and one of them moves out. Solve your problems, don’t run away from them.
if anybody can drive that girl out of town, it’s Will and his ‘new attitude.’ He, more than anyone, knows what a user Mia is now and his complete ignorance of her advances and excuses would be the best therapy to use in order to deal with someone like Mia. She needs to know that her sad sack puppy eyes and made up advances and bold-faced lies regarding how she didn’t mean to hurt anyone just DON’T WORK ANYMORE. If he can stand up to his mother, who he loves in spite of her known faults, he should be able to completely shut down a lying user like Mia.
can’t say I blame him for that. You don’t force something that traumatic upon your kid’s life, especially when you know your child vehemently opposes it. But, Sami being Sami just needs a man at all times, even if it is a snake oil salesman, and that’s what E.J. reminds me of right now. Will knows his history with his own father, Lucas, with his mother, and also has to remember how many times his mother has professed her hatred for the DiMeras, including the one she is living with now. So, suddenly he is supposed to accept him and the fact that this monster is being allowed to stay in "his" family home and just suck it up. No way, Will. Stick to your guns. If your mom prefers E.J. over you, then give her what she wants.
Excellent, excellent acting from Will. I actually tuned in to see Bo’s new haircut that everyone is talking about and was treated to great acting from one of the teens. I know everyone thinks Sami is such a good actress but she has this funny habit of being engaged in a scene in an eye to eye contact with another actor but then she shifts her eyes away every few seconds like she’s checking for her lines on an offscreen monitor. For me it breaks the moment. Will, on the other hand, was totally engaged in the scene – no "shifty" eyes. But all in all it was a good episode. I was glad to see someone tell Sami the way some of us see it. I also really like Brady and Arianna. They seem very comfortable with each other and their acting doesn’t seem like acting if that makes sense.
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