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Samantha is in the drawing room when Julia returns to Collinwood. Samantha asks if she noticed anything strange about her sister when they spoke last night. She says she wasn't herself. She describes how she was alarmed when she went to open the drapes. Julia asks if she noticed anything else unusual. Samantha adds that she was disturbed that Roxanne wouldn't tell her about the new man she was in love with. She adds that her sister never kept secrets from her before.
Barnabas arrives at Collinwood. He places a letter on the table in the foyer, and then leaves.
Gerard admires the packet of arsenic. He realizes that one good dose would kill Samantha within an hour. Samantha brings in some coffee.
Gerard asks Samantha if she's still thinking of Roxanne. He says people in love behave differently. Julia enters and says she's planning to go see the old house. She leaves and Samantha says she likes her. Gerard says she seems nice enough. Samantha says she's surprised no one had heard of her. Ben walks in and Samantha says there's a note for him on the table. He reads it and rushes out. Gerard gives him a suspicious look.
Ben reads the letter from Barnabas to Julia. He asks her if she thinks he plans to do to Roxanne what he did to Josette. She says she does, and tells him they mush find Roxanne before it's too late.
Samantha and Gerard arrive at the gazebo, but Roxanne is nowhere to be found. Gerard sees blood on the ground, and says she must have gotten to her feet. Samantha says someone took her, and they must find her.
Julia cares for Roxanne. Ben says she's lucky they found her.
Julia tells Ben that the bleeding has stopped. She explains to Ben that she's a doctor, and she's going to give him a list of things to get for her. He asks if Roxanne is going to live, and she says she doesn't know.
Julia finished giving Roxanne a transfusion. Ben is amazed. He points out that she won't survive another attack from Barnabas. Julia sends him to Collinwood to get some alcohol.
Gerard walks into the old house and finds Julia on the stairs. He asks what she's doing there, and she says Ben told her there was a lot of memorabilia from her branch of the family. She says her father was born in the house. He tells her she should get back to Collinwood. He says Roxanne was attacked by a wild animal, and is missing. He says he was searching with the police when he saw the candles burning in the house. He goes to resume his search, and reiterates that she should return to Collinwood immediately.
Our thoughts:
John: What's Gerard waiting for? With the Roxanne distraction, he could have easily done away with Samantha, and successfully blamed her death on being distraught over her sister.
Christine: I wonder if he's considered using the arsenic on Gabriel, who is more of a threat to him. He has also not shown much interest in kissing Gabriel as he has Samantha.
John: What's with all the bongos in today's soundtrack? You'd think Cobert was scoring a voodoo episode!
Christine: The bongo cues have been in use for a while. Unfortunately, I have not been on top of my Cobert music cues as I have in the past, or I would have noted the first time we heard those. Perhaps I'll get around to it on the next viewing...
John: If our Barnabas just I-Ching'd his way into his 1840 self, that will have been one timely deus ex machina moment.
Christine: I was surprised Julia did not offer herself when he said he must have someone to be with through eternity. So, I understand she is working with primitive equipment, but shouldn't she have had Ben clear away the cobwebs before setting up a transfusion device? Roxanne may be cured of vampirism, but who knows what bloodborne illness she'll contract as a result.
Christine: I wonder if he's considered using the arsenic on Gabriel, who is more of a threat to him. He has also not shown much interest in kissing Gabriel as he has Samantha.
John: What's with all the bongos in today's soundtrack? You'd think Cobert was scoring a voodoo episode!
Christine: The bongo cues have been in use for a while. Unfortunately, I have not been on top of my Cobert music cues as I have in the past, or I would have noted the first time we heard those. Perhaps I'll get around to it on the next viewing...
John: If our Barnabas just I-Ching'd his way into his 1840 self, that will have been one timely deus ex machina moment.
Christine: I was surprised Julia did not offer herself when he said he must have someone to be with through eternity. So, I understand she is working with primitive equipment, but shouldn't she have had Ben clear away the cobwebs before setting up a transfusion device? Roxanne may be cured of vampirism, but who knows what bloodborne illness she'll contract as a result.
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