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unless the letter itself was a fake. Even Stefano believed it. God, those former writers were horrible. I want to see how they’re going to get out of this very bold lie at this point and still protect Alice Horton’s reputation. Could Ian have something to do with this, too? Probably!
Ian may have switched out the letters in the safety deposit box. I want to know what they mean by dramatic departure. That opens the door to so many posibilites.
I don’t like any of it. I wanted Stefano to stay dead. I am not liking this back and forth on EJ’s paternity. It wasn’t believable to begin with, but then I thought well maybe this will change EJ toa kinder, gentler guy. But now, he’ll just be the same cruel, vicious scoundrel he’s always been.
My mom and I talked about this yesterday beforeid read any spoilers and she guessed everything would be a lie and EJ would be Stefanos son. I am so sick of both characters. Can’t we just kill off Stefano for good?
I’m wondering if the letter EJ and Will found were planted by Stefano and we haven’t seen the real Alice letter. I think he did this to protect EJ and he had the public outburst with Kate and disowned her to protect her. Something went down and he didn’t want either of them to be near him when it did and it had to do with Ian.
I thought for sure that the two part coin was indication of a twin of Stefano. Thus Stef would hear of an assination attempt afoot, lure his twin into his mansion to play him, then the murdered man would be the twin, not Stefano. If the real Stefano returns then I guess we will never know what the coin really meant.
If you read the Day Ahead, it mentions the coin. We might actually get an answer to your question.
Good ideas from both you and DeeLan. Too bad they don’t take solicitations from fans for storylines. They just might come up with something new.
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