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I don’t know about the rest of you, but this wedding is of no interest to me. How many times has Sami gone down the aisle? I am so tired of it. Worse, is the fact that I bet this marriage won’t last long either. EJ will probably get the kids away from her and she’ll leave Rafe so she can be with her kids. She had finally happily married Lucas and she left him for EJ to protect her family. She is an idiot and I am so over her weddings and "loves of her life."
I just posted something similar on the annex board, but I think this wedding will last for Sami. just a feeling I get. not sure why.
Rafe about 18 months – (I said this in another post already), but Sami will lie or do some thing that she always does (because it is….Sami). Rafe after saying a million times "awwwww, schucks, she’s just so darn cute." is eventually going to grow a man brain and want a real grown up woman instead of a perpetual child-girl.
Sami makes my teeth hurt to watch – and I’ve watched her a very long time, I just can’t anymore. It’s like watching a clock go around the dial, you know what it is going to do next.
I honestly was hoping that Lucas would eventually come back and reunite with Sami. I don’t know why but I always enjoyed watching those two in scenes together, even when they hated each other. But if that’s not going to happen then I hope she stays with Rafe. Maybe he can be the one to finally make Sami grow up.
I really doubt that it will last. The writers have a reputation of making Sami self-destruct no matter how hard she tries to be good. I don’t think it will last at all. EJ will get the kids and I think that will be the beginning of the end of her and Rafe.
What you mentioned in your post – "Maybe he (Rafe) can be the one to finally make Sami grow up." Not to disagree or be argumentative Blondie-1 but that is exactly what my Mother used to say about my younger brother when he was about 23, and then at 25, 29, his 30’s, and all the time in his fourties, now in his mid-50’s – she still is delusional about him and says maybe he will find someone to make him grow up.
Many times I said to her: "Hello Mother! You have to be a grown up in the first place; no one can "make" a person into a grown-up. You can’t change a person." My mother was so desperate she even got this brother to hook up and marry someone who was the exact same child person (at 30) as my brother was. And apparently her mother wished the same thing for her daughter. A match made in hell if there ever was one (including Sami’s marriages), ever see two children fighting in a sandbox? My mother blamed her – of course – which is why I said my Mother is delusional. Three children later, all now have issues in their own young adult lives because their Mommy and Daddy weren’t grown up at 25 or 30 and never did become adults (the same pattern as Sami) because my Mother thought that some one else could make my brother grow up. Sami, girl/child that she is, while we all wish her (character) well, she is doomed to repeat the mistakes of her past.
Lesson is all of this? In marriage, do not be unequally yoked. Sami grow up on your own before expecting someone else to do it for you.
Are we talking 18 months Salem time or Real Time!!!LOL!!! I’m getting pretty tired of Sami getting married to every man she go out with. It is time for her to grow up.
by the writers if they break up this pair. Yes, there can be stories to separate them for a period, but why repeat Sami’s long history of husband train wrecks again? Rafe should be on board to finally help Sami grow up and be in a deep loving, stable relationship. I always said Sami could be a much more interesting force if she harnessed her passion in a mature way.
for me was very rambling. The dialog between Sami and Rafe at the altar was all over the place and not particularly memorable or inspiring. Though I did like when he called her “blue eyes.”
Also, when the Padre was speaking and referred to God as “He or She” when he noted Caroline’s reaction this was dead wrong. A staunch Catholic like Caroline would never instigate that and it is totally against doctrine. The Catholic faith never refers to God in the feminine gender.I think Sami and Rafe will last. The wedding was a bit all over the place, but I loved the way he sighed when Sami told Rafe that whatever happens, she knows he loves her and she could not possibly get through anything without him. He genuinely sounded like he might cry. Loved the reference to "blue eyes." Read an article where Ali S. said he completely adlibbed that line and the writers liked it so much they left it in. They are very good friends IRL. As for today, not looking forward to as much with all the E.J./Nicole drama coming; but, one thing I absolutely love is that E.J. will be a broken shell of a man once he realizes he didn’t stop the marriage. Thought everyone looked beautiful, and I really liked Ali’s hair and dress. Thought she looked beautiful. And Rafe …. well, what can I say except ‘good God, that man looks good in a suit.’ What a hunk.
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