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| - Number 275 was an item on The List.
- El dos cientos setenta y cinco (275) es el número natural que sigue al 274 y precede al 276. Categoría:Números
- Marian ist sauer auf Deniz, weil dieser hinter seinem Rücken Geschäfte mit dem Inkasso-Betreibenden gemacht hat. Als die Auseinandersetzung zwischen den Beiden eskaliert, zieht Deniz seine Konsequenzen und will nach München zurückkehren. Ingo hat wenig Verständnis für Lena Bedürfnis nach Freiraum. Er glaubt, in einer Zeitschrift von Lena einen entscheidenden Hinweis gefunden zu haben, damit erliegt er allerdings einem krassen Missverständnis. Axel bekommt mit, dass Simone bereit ist, in den Knast zu gehen, um Jenny vor der 'Zwangsheirat' zu bewahren. Jenny ist hin- und hergerissen und so beschließt Axel, es ausnahmsweise mit der Ehrlichkeit zu versuchen...
- 275 – nieistniejąca linia autobusowa zwykła, która kursowała na trasie z Placu Trzech Krzyży na Sasanki. Linię obsługiwała zajezdnia autobusowa Kleszczowa.
- Elizabeth, half awake and half in dreams, can think only of the missing Carolyn as she lies in bed. She has been injected with a sedative by a doctor, but she cannot rest as her mind is filled with worry for her daughter. Elsewhere, Carolyn is walking alone on the beach.
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| - Number 275 was an item on The List.
- El dos cientos setenta y cinco (275) es el número natural que sigue al 274 y precede al 276. Categoría:Números
- Marian ist sauer auf Deniz, weil dieser hinter seinem Rücken Geschäfte mit dem Inkasso-Betreibenden gemacht hat. Als die Auseinandersetzung zwischen den Beiden eskaliert, zieht Deniz seine Konsequenzen und will nach München zurückkehren. Ingo hat wenig Verständnis für Lena Bedürfnis nach Freiraum. Er glaubt, in einer Zeitschrift von Lena einen entscheidenden Hinweis gefunden zu haben, damit erliegt er allerdings einem krassen Missverständnis. Axel bekommt mit, dass Simone bereit ist, in den Knast zu gehen, um Jenny vor der 'Zwangsheirat' zu bewahren. Jenny ist hin- und hergerissen und so beschließt Axel, es ausnahmsweise mit der Ehrlichkeit zu versuchen...
- Elizabeth, half awake and half in dreams, can think only of the missing Carolyn as she lies in bed. She has been injected with a sedative by a doctor, but she cannot rest as her mind is filled with worry for her daughter. Elsewhere, Carolyn is walking alone on the beach. Carolyn returns to Collinwood, and goes upstairs to see her mother. Elizabeth wakes, unsure if she's dreaming or not. She doesn't want to sleep because she wants to tell Carolyn what really happened eighteen years ago. But Carolyn insists on speaking first. She apologizes for running out on her mother, and tells her she understands what Elizabeth had to do, declaring she will stand by her when the case goes to trial. Carolyn learns that there won't be a trial--her father was never murdered, and that it had all been a setup between Paul Stoddard and Jason McGuire in order to extort money. Stunned and relieved by the news, she encourages Elizabeth to rest. Later that day, Elizabeth is awake and sitting up in bed. Carolyn brings her a cup of tea after having called Sheriff Patterson to get filled in on all the details. She realizes now that Elizabeth would never deliberately hurt someone, and that Paul must have been a very cruel man. Elizabeth is hopeful that Paul won't return; their divorce is final, so he has no hold over them. Carolyn wonders why her mother never told her the truth about the locked room. Elizabeth explains that it was her fear of Carolyn hating her that kept her from divulging her long-hidden secret. The thought of Jason McGuire and the anguish he put her mother through infuriates Carolyn. She can't understand why Elizabeth--who wanted to put an end to the past and everything it represented--didn't press charges. Elizabeth insists that Jason is gone now, a hundred miles away from Collinsport by now. Carolyn hopes it is more like two million miles; she hopes McGuire has gone to the ends of the Earth. Unbeknown to them, Jason has broken into the Old House in search of the jewel chest he spied earlier (274) (and which was clearly in front of him on the table in the living room at the end of 274 when he broke the window and climbed in, but now we're supposed to forget that version of the break-in). He doesn't get far before he is caught by Willie. Willie warns Jason that he is heading for trouble, and that Barnabas is in the house. Uncaring and too greedy to be put off, McGuire continues to pillage. He demands to know where the fortune in jewels is kept, but Willie refuses to tell him. His temper flaring, Jason smacks Willie and manhandles him, threatening to twist his arm off unless he tells the whereabouts of the jewels. Willie finally gives in and reveals they are hidden in the basement. However, he tries to prevent McGuire from going there by telling him the truth about Barnabas. Of course, Jason doesn't believe him and forces Willie--who continues to protest as dusk approaches--downstairs. McGuire is surprised by both the appearance of the room and the coffin in the middle of it. He suspects the jewels are hidden inside the coffin, and Willie goes ballistic in his attempts to prevent Jason from opening it. Willie grabs a handful of priceless gems Barnabas had instructed him to sell from inside a nearby table, but it is not enough for McGuire. Despite Willie's protests to the contrary, Jason continues to believe the remainder of the jewels are sealed up inside the coffin, which he is determined to open. Knowing all too well what may happen, Willie backs away as McGuire lifts the lid... Barnabas' hand shoots out and grabs Jason's neck!
- 275 – nieistniejąca linia autobusowa zwykła, która kursowała na trasie z Placu Trzech Krzyży na Sasanki. Linię obsługiwała zajezdnia autobusowa Kleszczowa.
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