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| - El dos cientos ochenta y séis (286) es el número natural que sigue al 285 y precede al 287. Categoría:Números
- Diana lehnt Julians Antrag ab: Sie will ihr Glück nicht durch eine Ehe herausfordern. Dennoch ist Julian verletzt und hat an Dianas Entscheidung zu knabbern. Um seinen Vater davon zu überzeugen, dass er hetero ist, will Deniz Nina zum Abendessen einladen. Deniz ist darum bemüht, seinem Vater und Nadja zu zeigen, wie verliebt er in Nina ist, was Marian zwar beruhigt, Nina aber ziemlich verwirrt. Während Nadja und Marian sich näher kommen, ist Deniz erleichtert, dass Nina erstmal nicht intim sein möchte. Maximilian, der künftig als Consulter im Unternehmen arbeiten soll, erweckt immer noch Lena Skepsis. Lena versucht zu begreifen, warum ihr dieser Typ so quer liegt. Als Maximilian merkt, dass Lena ihm nachspioniert, stürzt er Lena in große Verwirrung...
- Victoria Winters, visiting the Old House in order to apologize to Barnabas Collins over Burke Devlin's rude behavior, finds it impossible to return to Collinwood as a violent storm breaks outside. Barnabas, however, is delighted she will be forced to stay and offers her Josette's room. Victoria is immediately taken with the idea.
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| - El dos cientos ochenta y séis (286) es el número natural que sigue al 285 y precede al 287. Categoría:Números
- Victoria Winters, visiting the Old House in order to apologize to Barnabas Collins over Burke Devlin's rude behavior, finds it impossible to return to Collinwood as a violent storm breaks outside. Barnabas, however, is delighted she will be forced to stay and offers her Josette's room. Victoria is immediately taken with the idea. Barnabas is further delighted when Victoria admits how much sleeping in Josette's room appeals to her. She has always liked to imagine that Josette Collins might be one of her ancestors. Barnabas finds it easy to believe Victoria is descended from Josette as the two are alike in many ways; their shared beauty, intelligence, warmth and generosity. To Victoria, it almost sounds as if Barnabas actually knew Josette. He claims it is due to the fact he has researched all he can about her. Victoria wonders about Josette's tragic death, and if Barnabas knows the identity of the man who was chasing her when she jumped to her death from Widows' Hill. Barnabas lies and explains it was Jeremiah Collins. Victoria cannot understand a love that ended with death and destruction, and Barnabas tells her he cannot defend everything--intentionally or otherwise--that happened to Josette. Victoria decides to retire; Barnabas, afraid he might harm her, offers to escort her back to Collinwood. Victoria prefers to stay, and she goes upstairs to Josette's room. While Victoria goes to sleep in Josette's bed, Barnabas is downstairs struggling with his vampiric urges. Willie Loomis enters the parlor, having found a child's ball in the basement near Barnabas' coffin. Barnabas fears David Collins might have gotten into the house, but Willie reminds him about the little girl he found playing outside. Alarmed, Barnabas leaves to check the basement. Meantime, Victoria is awakened by the sound of someone singing London Bridge. She lights a candle and searches the room, but there is no one to be found. Willie, who did not know Victoria was staying at the house, startles when she calls his name. He gets nervous over the idea of the governess sleeping in Josette's room, and Willie offers to take her home through the storm. Victoria declines, although she appreciates his thoughtfulness. Fearing for her safety, Willie begins to warn her of the mistake she's making when Barnabas returns. Willie quickly claims to be worried over how it might look for Miss Winters to be staying over at Mr. Collins' house. Barnabas offers his servant a veiled threat, which shuts him up. Victoria relates her strange experience upstairs, in which she heard a little girl singing London Bridge. This has a notable effect on Barnabas, who finds it impossible. He convinces Victoria it was all in her imagination. Unafraid, she returns to Josette's room. Once they are alone, Willie questions Barnabas about the little girl. The vampire seems almost desperate as he continues to state it was Victoria's imagination. However, Willie points out that she didn't imagine the ball he found. Barnabas manhandles Willie, who admits he was trying to warn Victoria about his master. Surprised to hear the truth from Willie, Barnabas decides not to punish him and it soon becomes clear the vampire is deeply troubled. His bloodlust returning, Barnabas urges Willie to stay with him in order to keep himself away from Victoria. Willie realizes that Barnabas is in love with her, and he begs the older man not to harm her. Finally, Barnabas orders Willie to leave him and, unable to control himself, ascends the stairs. In Josette's room, Victoria has fallen back asleep. Barnabas enters; moving toward her, he gazes down at the slumbering governess.
- Diana lehnt Julians Antrag ab: Sie will ihr Glück nicht durch eine Ehe herausfordern. Dennoch ist Julian verletzt und hat an Dianas Entscheidung zu knabbern. Um seinen Vater davon zu überzeugen, dass er hetero ist, will Deniz Nina zum Abendessen einladen. Deniz ist darum bemüht, seinem Vater und Nadja zu zeigen, wie verliebt er in Nina ist, was Marian zwar beruhigt, Nina aber ziemlich verwirrt. Während Nadja und Marian sich näher kommen, ist Deniz erleichtert, dass Nina erstmal nicht intim sein möchte. Maximilian, der künftig als Consulter im Unternehmen arbeiten soll, erweckt immer noch Lena Skepsis. Lena versucht zu begreifen, warum ihr dieser Typ so quer liegt. Als Maximilian merkt, dass Lena ihm nachspioniert, stürzt er Lena in große Verwirrung...
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