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I kind of doubt that it took place of Abe telling Lani about her biological father & as to why Tamara never told him that she was with child when she left town, & who would do that for that matter in that flashback, given as to when the writers wrote the verbiage for both Stowers & Reynolds for when Lani remembered as to what he had said to her in that flashback, don’t you think?
That scene did happen. I believe that was years ago when she came to Salem. I somewhat remember that.
But what I’m getting at is the verbiage that was used then was written in January of 2023, showing the question being how did they say what they said then when it was written January of this year?
How do you know it was written in January? If the scene actually happened several years ago, it wasn’t written in January. And flashbacks are a huge part of Days.
The reason as to why I know that it was written in January & or December is because this show tapes their episodes six months in advance, do they not & look as to when the flashback was shown, you tell me as to when it was written. Look as to when they wrote the verbiage between O’Brian & Cady when Cady played Jennifer’s mother Laura, & you tell me how that transpired back in 1991, given when Lyn Bauer’s Laura had brought up as to when it was shown the first time that Tiffany confronted her?
What I’m getting at is this: Back when Tamara had told Marlena that Abe was never Lani’s father, then they played up mother & daughter Price that Abe was never Lani’s father, then when they had Marlena’s possession & had Chanel in her enthralls Chanel put it out there that Lani was never Abe’s daughter & then they play up in Lani’s flashback that was seen this passed week that both Abe & Lani talked about Lani’s birthfather before Tamara had told Marlena & we are suppose to believe that flashback took place before Tamara had told Marlena, you tell me what came first. We are seeing that way too often, now haven’t we?
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