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to have so many things answered all in one episode. Stefano’s "murder," EJ’s parentage, the coin…
But, now, why did Ian admit to Kate that he murdered Stefano when he didn’t? I don’t see any reasoning for that at all. To hurt her? And why would he want to hurt Kate? He didn’t really have anything against her, he just wanted to hurt Stefano by stealing his wife.
she was married to Stefano, and he knew that no matter what he did for her, even if it was part of Ian’s sick plan to draw her into his web of deceit, he still realized that she was, and always would be, in love with Stefano, not him. I’ve seen some psychos on this show, but I must say, Ian was one of the best. It might have been interesting to hold onto him for a while longer.
just when he starts getting good bad he has to exit. I think he’s a worthy diabolical character that could shake things up in Salem.
The back story of Ian, being Yovette and Santo’s son and thus part DiMera is interesting. This must have been part of the original story with his cane. Kind of wish they continued with this SL, it would have been explained so much. Instead they rushed it all in one episode. Kind of loses its impact.
The question is what was in Alice’s letter?
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