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Post by janice on Jun 17, 2010 1:19:28 GMT -5
"This chapter has been moved to the new board."
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Post by giovanna on Jun 17, 2010 14:42:07 GMT -5
Excellent reading, Janice! I will go back and read more later.
I am DYING to find out the secret Mass, Hag, and Taylor are keeping from Ridge.
And BooHoo is predictable as always. Sure, she's selling her body to men for money, but in her eyes, she's better than her mother. Yeah, right. I had to laugh at Massimo of all people calling her on her hypocrisy.
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Post by janice on Jun 26, 2010 9:05:08 GMT -5
Excellent reading, Janice! I will go back and read more later. I am DYING to find out the secret Mass, Hag, and Taylor are keeping from Ridge. And BooHoo is predictable as always. Sure, she's selling her body to men for money, but in her eyes, she's better than her mother. Yeah, right. I had to laugh at Massimo of all people calling her on her hypocrisy. Thanks for reading and for your comments, Gio. The secret will be revealed in spite of their best efforts to keep it hidden. However, the fact that they were actively involved in what happened will be a secret even longer. I thought it was appropriate for Massimo to be the one to point out her hypocrisy. It is sort of along the lines of Polonius in "Hamlet". Polonius was a pompous old windbag, but this is indeed reasonable" "This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man." (Yes, for this scene I am mentioning my writing in the same breath as Shakespeare. I am under no illusions - I simply borrowed his use of a hypocritical character to spout some home truths.) And, sadly much like Polonius, Massimo does not see the inconsistencies in his comments. Again, thanks for reading. I really appreciate your thoughts on my story. |
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