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From: cordet@mindspring.com (maryb) Subject: GH: Update Wednesday 5/13 Date: Sun, 17 May 1998 21:27:40 -0500 X-Server-Date: 18 May 1998 02:22:51 GMT Strangers on a Train Jax and Brenda hop the Amtrak sunset express to Malibu, expecting a slow, romantic ride. Instead, it turns out the train is loaded with possible future divorceŽs headed to marriage counseling, the most obnoxious of which decide to sit with J & B. Amidst all the bickering couples, Brenda starts to feel pretty good about her relationship w/Jax, although their new "friends" point out the pitfalls of ruining a perfectly good friendship. Turns out the male half of this couple was in a Very Similar Situation as Jax was in the beginnings of his marriage, that brings up frightening memories of SIDAP. Later, J & B discuss the couple as yet more unhappy souls wander by. Rocky Mountain High & Dry Filly and Mac settle into their mountain cabin in the Canadian Rockies after an afternoon of fishing and wildflower gathering. They feel guilty for using the gift of vacation, even though they're not really a couple, but what the heck? Mac, ever the gentleman, offers Filly the bedroom. After discussion of heating the place, Filly make an issue of not having brought a nightie, and begs a shirt from Mac. They disrobe in their separate quarters. Hey! Did JJY shave his torso? How silly. Grrrrr. Boo. Hiss. Anyway, they're next seen individually restless in their respective rooms. JJY has definitely shaved his chest. What a crime. I don't know where the animal came from, but some cat decides to mark up Filly's door. She gets up and shoos it away. Mac, perhaps feeling that Filly was threatened by the ferocious animal, or maybe just plain horny, rushes up to the door. They make bad small talk and excuses for why they're both at the door, say goodnight; he pecks her on the cheek, then comes back for a *smack* passionate kiss. She pulls away and suggests a particular trail for the next day. Kiss over, they close the door and go back to bed. And are next shown individually restless in their respective rooms. Wyndemere Stefan hands one of his monkees the keys to the trunk with orders to bring it downstairs, after which, KatyBell comes along with the finished party invitations. Stefan brags about the nobility invited, and explains the history of Bacchanalia, Cassadine style; all the Russian nobility and family foes would hold a truce for the engagement party, but come masked as insurance. Exeunt Boris & Natasha, enter The Trunk. Enter Nik, who decides to open it, and pulls out a letter from Helena to Stefan, basically taunting his memories and momentoes of Lasha contained in the box. Enter Robin, who's there to drop Nik like a hot potato, now that she's decided to make a play for Jason. We get a replay of all the reasons she wants to get him back, and, while Nik takes the news stoicly, says she'd love to be his guest for the party, but won't be his *date.* Later, Kat & Bat re-enter, and start talking about wedding dresses. Stefan tells her to close her eyes, and whips out the wedding dress that every Cassadine bride wears. A little of the history of the dress is discussed, but not the fact that Laura, also, wore it. Kelly's When Elizabitch chastizes some customers for necking, Bobbie takes the opportunity to remind Liz what a Wonderful Experience Sex Can Be under the Right Circumstances. When Lizzie's skeptical of Bobbie's credentials when it comes to sexperience, Ms. Spencer whips out her resumŽ, and say "Honey, ..." You get the idea. Just then, Lucky comes in. Bobbie enquires about his status as Helena Cassadine's lackey, and says "I have to go" after he tells her he was violently beaten (okay I'm exagerating) by the boss. There's little doubt she's going out looking for Helena. Afterwards, Liz treats Lucky with food as a way of thanking him for his help and advice in the Murty situation. He reaffirms his vow to help her pin whovever raped her. Portrait of a, um, Lady Luke is handling his invitation and asks Alexis for the scoop. She obliges, and he points out what a great opportunity it would be for a murder. IF Stefan invites Helena, she says. Luke has a surprise to make Alexis' day - he shows her the portrait of Helena "in her Mata Hari" phase. Ms. Davis is duly impressed and shocked. When a waitress signals Luke, he shoves Alexis off to a sideroom against her protests and promises she'll be delighted. In walks Helena, who wants to know what possession of hers Luke has, and wants it back, immediately. Luke stalls, by talking about the upcoming shindig and engagement, and feels out to see if she's going. In walks Mike, happy to see his "Roxy." Helena, less than impressed, makes one of her patented death-threats. Mike fills up the bar with witnesses. Round two: Luke pulls out a photo of a young Helena that *he* doctored to look as though she'd been beaten. She basically shrugs. Round three: Luke yells "hit it" and the Stripper's Theme comes up. While Alexis looks on, he reveals Helena to another vision oh her younger self, the nude. She does not take this well. While the onlookers enjoy the merriment, Helena is further stunned to find that it was her own son who sent Luke the painting. She treatens Luke and turns to leave. Round four: And walks straight into Bobbie, in full mama, or auntie-bear mode. After chewing Helena out for *slapping* her nephew, Bobbie sends a punch (a left hook) straight to Mrs. C that sends her literally reeling to the floor. "Oohs," from the crowd when Bobbie threatens to give her ex-mother-in-law a "good, old-fashioned, American butt-kicking" should she ever cause harm to another Spencer. Later, when all the gang's left, Alexis comes back out, giggling, but with a warning to expect Helena to try to exact revenge. "After next Friday," he says, "Helena will be nothing but a bad memory."