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Dispite our displeasure in the continuous watching of Rafe2, I think Galen has done an excellent job in this role. I pick up on lots of little things as we go along that convinces me more and more how well he’s portraying Rafe2. He really does a good egotistical "bad guy."
But, that said, let’s move on writers. Enough!
It’s obvious Galen is having a blast with this bad boy role. But all of Salem is dumb as rocks if they truly believe an accident that shows nothing medically wrong could change this guy to this degree.
It’s been missing for quite some time. I think Hope might have part of it for now but where is the rest?
I agree that people should question this behavior. But, how many people are actually going to put 2 and 2 together (this is Salem for one thing) and actually believe that a perfect clone could be created?
Now I know we have to suspend disbelief in this little town of Salem, what with all the insanity going on, yet few would conclude "gee I think Rafe is hidden away somewhere and some doppelganger has replaced him."
I agree it is getting a bit tedious, but based on what we are seeing it appears we are in for a long storyling here, but once the real Rafe is free, how will he get his memories back? With a shot of instant memory or something? What sort of wondrous drug will Salem’s finest have created to get all his past back?
once he begins to either think about what the key means, or maybe begins to have some sort of visions of people or objects he clearly does not remember, but questions why they mean something to him. Probably, at some point, he will wander into a place where he will be recognized ….. there are lots of ways his memories could begin to surface. Maybe the "KIDS-R-US" brain scan machine was defective or something along those lines. Something will happen to set off a trigger in his brain, and his memories will come flooding back; but, I think that total recall might take a while, but eventually all of his memories will slowly return. Maybe he’ll see a cop or something or someone in law enforcement that will set off a memory of his being a detective/FBI agent, or something along those lines. I know I’m just speculating, but what bothers me the most is that however this winds up, the one important memory that I will bet now will not return is who did this to him, when and why, and so the slime-ball DiMeras will once again slither back into their pond scum, undetected, unpunished, and free to plan their next evil deed. That’s my theory, anyway.
fiasco and still allow the Dimeras to get away with it. That sounds about like what they would do….and it makes me sick to think of it.
One way they could prove it is not really Rafe, is through fingerprints. They could not duplicate that, so if the writers wanted another clue to the impersonator, somehow fingerprint him and then compare to real Rafe. That would work. But then on course we are not dealing with logic here in the first place.
The only real question is how long are they going to milk this plot?
First someone would have to suspect that’s not the real Rafe. All Sami suspects right now is he’s not in his right mind and something is wrong. But if he continues the way he is I’m sure he’ll be arrested for something and then they’d fingerprint him. With Rafe being FBI I’m sure they have his prints on file someplace.
First, they will try to drag this on much too long. Enough already..
Second, I am sure that Stephano has already thought of the fingerprint thing. He probably had Rafe’s prints magicly applied to Rafe2’s fingers, so that they will appear to be the same. We all know that this is something that in all levels of reality can not be duplicated, but somehow, this will be accomplished.
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