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Questions About Tuesday’s episode:
1. So Stefano was Stefano until dead Stefano, which was not Stefano? So, all those fights between EJ and Stefano really happened?
2. If Alice’s note was forged, does that suggest there is a real note out there and our dear sweet Alice actually wrote a mutually destructive letter?
3. Trying to remember back to the Santo Dimera flashback episodes with Sammy and EJ… Was the woman Ian was referring to as his Mom that lady they talked to?
1. It was Stefano up until the night he was shot. Although I think it was pretty lame when EJ said they had positively IDd the body and Ian just brushed it off with something about the ineptitude of the PD.
2. I guess the note thing could go either way. If Ian started his plotting long ago, it’s possible Mrs. H had never written any note at all. Then again, maybe she did. But I do think Ian would have had to pull off some pretty amazing shinanagins to get that note in the vault and everything.
3. No, Stefano’s wife (the one we saw) was not named Yvette. I’m assuming that this Yvette was an afterthought and we know nothing about her.
Santo’s wife was not Yvette, not Stefano. I was also trying to think back to that period when Sami and EJ were playing the two Dimera and Brady ancestors. I guess old Santo got around more than we orginally thought!
but as far as I can remember, Stefano’s mother (Santo’s wife) lived in Toscana, Italy; however, we never saw and never were told her name. I can’t help but feel that this is all still on the table to be revealed in Alice’s "real" letter, and yes I do believe there is one, and that it will prove that Alice was protecting someone very very close to her.
You know what I can’t believe in all this, is that Stefano of all people just took a letter for the truth, and not have a DNA test done! not at Salem hospital of corse, they never turn out right there! Even EJ, why wouldn’t he get a DNA test. You would think that would be the first thing EJ would do to try and proove it wrong.
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