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Subject: Sent: 12/20/96 4:25 PM From: Jan Yarnot, jyarnot@netcom.com UPDATE TAPE-JAM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12 WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A CASSADINE Stefan, in gorgeous striped shirt, says Bobbie should go see Luke. He then cries over the portrait. When Alexis comes in, with no news of Nikolas, they talk about the stupid feud. She asks aobut Laura, and he claims he hardly knew the woman. When Bobbie returns, having been thrown out by a scenery-chewing Luke, Alexis comforts her a bit. Alexis thinks Stefan is upstairs, but actually he is in the basement weeping at the portrait and having flashbacks to Greece. "How will I ever live without you?" Eventually he returns to the Great Hall (it can't be a simple Living Room!) and comforts Bobbie, who is understandably upset that Luke claims she murdered Laura. "You're beginning to see what it means to be a Cassadine." WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A SPENCER Presents arrive from Wyndham's. Laura had planned in advance. Lucy is there helping. She and Luke hug. Luke sends Sonny to see Mac about arresting Stefan. Luke and Lucky talk with Lucy about the ceremony, which will not be in the church. Lucy heads upstairs for a while, and Bobbie lets herself in. Luke tells her to leave. She's a spy for the Cassadines. "Does he want to make sure that our tears are real, that our grief is real, that our broken hearts are real?" [This is especially poignant right after seeing that Stefan's tears are real, his grief is real, his broken heart IS real, as opposed to Luke's overacting.] Bobbie says she is Luke's sister. He informs her "What I came to tell you last night, you will never know." (Not till February sweeps, any way.) Ruby can't believe they're fighting, but Luke runs Bobbie off. He starts to tell Lucy how much he hates the house. Lucky falls right in with this, talking about leaving right after the funeral. Poor Lucy. WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A SIDAR VICTIM Brenda and Jax talk about Luke. Then she tells him she can't leave all this unresolved, that Jax should make a decision. He asks how come she can understand Luke, but can't see that the same thing happened to him (and to Sonny, but he doesn't point that out.) His face is the same, but nothing else is. Everything he's done since Mirander "died" has been changed by that incident, and when the door opened and she was there, he was all disoriented. Brenda knows what she has to do, which is nothing. That's the hardest thing of all. WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AN IDIOT, I MEAN A SCORPIO Mac hears from the Rochester police that the explosion was an accident. Alexis, meanwhile, goes to Katherine to see if Nikolas has been spotted. Mac is annoyed that Katherine knows a Cassadine. "Keep your distance." She avers, to the interest of legions of Patch-and-Kayla fans, "I have never even laid eyes on this evil uncle." She leaves for the office. Sonny drops in. The end of the conversation is that Sonny should attempt to keep Luke on a leash so the kids don't end up orphans. Mac leaves, but Miranda asks Sonny to stay for tea. Actually, she wants him to take her to the airport. At the airport, we see Dr. Dorman meet a "patient" and he spots Sonny, but Sonny doesn't really see him. All the pins in Miranda's legs make the metal detectors crazy, so she takes a long time. Sonny asks why she's leaving, and she says she needs more practice being dead. Sonny states that "Practice is how you get to Carnegie Hall. Home you steal." She leaves anyway. Mac comes home and sees the note from Miranda. He's all upset and storms off to Jax and Brenda's to bluster and threaten and say it's their fault. Meanwhile, Katherine has also found the note, all crumpled up. Obviously Mac takes Miranda more seriously than he takes Katherine. WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AN UPDATER Sometimes it's fun, and sometimes it's really really annoying.