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We love antiquing. I love the history of how things were manufactured or created and why. My doll collecting started with my sis in the early '70s and has continued for more than thirty years. I have a weakness for HP dolls of the '50s big or small.
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10. Mai 2021
Interesting, Love the Original Actors, but No Ending
I was looking forward to a sequel to this story but there doesn't seem to be one to continue this particular story line was about. It's my understanding there was another play following this story line but nothing on cd so the story just ends abruptly in my opinion. Being a huge fan of the series I wasn't particularly fond of this story since I know Quentin actually never met the character Casandra (aka Angelique) but knew Angelique back in 1897. So it was a little disconcerting the author took the liberty to just think fans would forget some facts. I wasn't pleased this story put Carolyn and Ned together since he was Sebrina's brother and had a really bad attitude about Chris Jennings back in the TV series so, I felt it moved too far away from what was actually the story lines of the TV series and so my suspension of disbelief was a little bit challenged. Carolyn on the TV series had helped Sebrina gain back Chris Jennings but I don't think Ned would have been her type. What what was more annoying was the fact the story thought character of Casandra who is Angelique (but not known to Quentin back in '69 or '79) would just pick up as if he always knew it. It seemed to leave out any mystery about that, and would have been more interesting to me if he stumbled across that fact and realized she was his old arch enemy who he had brought to Collinwood in a ritual and not the character of Casandra who had married Roger. Since Quentin wasn't in those episodes til much later, but maybe Barnabas had told him somewhere at some point. Interesting but no conclusion to continue the story line so it's just out there and nothing follows it to pick it up and finish it.
12. Mär 2019
Must see to understand the mystery of the Collinwood.
Anyone who loves this series should really go back and watch the series from the beginning. You will want to know the history behind the vampire legend. Why Elizabeth hasn't left the property for eighteen years. Why David is a disturbed child and tried to kill his father. Why Burke Devlin hates Roger, just who was the guilty person behind the manslaugter charge which put Burke in prision.
Why Matthew Morgan kidnapped Vickie, who was always sticking her nose in everything and quite the gossip in the early days. Why Laura Collins really returned to Collinwood, and why she is no longer David's mother. Why Roger wanted rid of David, was he really Burke's son? You won't want to miss how Carolyn was a rebellous teen, who was spoiled, bratty, and very vindictive all before Barnabas ever showed up on the scene. Why Maggie Evans was such a nag, and always harping on her father, Sam, and why his drinking started ten years prior. None of them should have been throwing any stones if they should ever discover Barnabas a fiendish vampire...they had their own skeletons in the closets.