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| - [[Category:th century| *]] [[Category:s| *]] [[Category:th century decades]] In 1199, a Rutan lived in Stockbridge Castle in Stockbridge on Earth. (AUDIO: Castle of Fear)
- Simone ist wegen Richards gesundheitlicher Situation geschockt. Um sich abzulenken, flüchtet sie sich in Aktionismus. Als sie jedoch von ihren Erinnerungen heimgesucht wird, macht sie sich ausgerechnet vor Maximilian schwere Vorwürfe und gibt sich die Schuld an Richards Herzinfarkt. Maximilian versucht, seine Schuld an Richards kritischem Zustand zu verdrängen und zeigt sich sowohl vor Isabelle als auch im Zentrum souverän wie immer. Doch nachts im Schlafholt ihn das schlechte Gewissen wieder ein. Als dann auch noch Simone vor ihm an ihrer scheinbaren Schuld zerbricht, fällt es Maximilian schwer, die Fassung zu wahren. Als Annette und Ingo erfahren, dass sie demnächst ein Pflegekind vom Jugendamt bekommen, und darüber völlig aus dem Häuschen sind, müssen im Loft einige wohnliche Veränderun
- Melanie Collins runs into the room in a panic calling for Flora, saying her father is dying. Julia looks somber, saying this means the lottery will happen again, before the week is out. Julia's mention of the lottery so upsets Flora that she leaves the room, angering Melanie. Julia asks if they weren't both thinking of the lottery, but Melanie says she was thinking of her father not being alive, and not of the lottery at all. Melanie laments that her father was the only person at Collinwood who made her feel like she belongs there, which mystifies Julia. Julia asks Melanie if she (Julia) made Melanie feel that way, and when she gets a negative answer demands to know which if Melanie's brothers have and promises to speak to them. Morgan arrives telling Melanie her father wants to see her. H
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| - Melanie Collins runs into the room in a panic calling for Flora, saying her father is dying. Julia looks somber, saying this means the lottery will happen again, before the week is out. Julia's mention of the lottery so upsets Flora that she leaves the room, angering Melanie. Julia asks if they weren't both thinking of the lottery, but Melanie says she was thinking of her father not being alive, and not of the lottery at all. Melanie laments that her father was the only person at Collinwood who made her feel like she belongs there, which mystifies Julia. Julia asks Melanie if she (Julia) made Melanie feel that way, and when she gets a negative answer demands to know which if Melanie's brothers have and promises to speak to them. Morgan arrives telling Melanie her father wants to see her. He then turns on Julia and asks where she was before and says Justin is dying this time. Julia speculates that the only reason Justin stayed alive so long was to spare the family he loves another lottery. Morgan tells Julia of one of his earliest memories being of his parents talking about "that room" and how someday he or Quentin would have to spend the night there. The next day he went to the room, but the feeling of evil from the doorway made him run away. Morgan is convinced he will be the one who has to spend the night in the room, even though Julia merely says it will be one of them. He says that if Justin were to live another week he would marry Catherine, but Julia tells him he cannot marry her because if they marry she will become part of the lottery. Morgan declares there will be no women involved. Julia says there always have been, but Morgan has spoken to Quentin and they agree - no women allowed. Julia asks if Gabriel agrees and Morgan says he will. Julia doubts this, plus she says they should not tamper with tradition. Morgan reminds Julia of the history of the lottery, which he describes as a curse. He swears that either he, Quentin or Gabriel will be the only ones who participate in the lottery, but Julia tells him that when Justin dies they will read "the letter" which will tell them who will participate and until the lottery is over he must not marry Catherine. She asks if Catherine has been told about the lottery, and when he says he hasn't she says he must not because once this lottery is over there will be a whole generation before there is another. Morgan laments that this means the next one will involve his children. Catherine is sewing in the The Cottage when she hears a knock on the door. She surprised to see Bramwell Collins, declaring he had to see her, but she tells him "no, no". Bramwell ignores Catherine and comes in anyway, insisting they need to talk. Catherine tells him they have already talked and his return to Collinwood has not changed what happened. It appears Bramwell and Catherine were a couple, but Bramwell did not believe Catherine would marry a poor man like him (in parallel time, Barnabas died penniless, leaving Josette and Bramwell dependent on the main branch of the family) and left five years ago to make his fortune. During his absence she was courted by Bramwell's cousin Morgan, to whom Catherine is now engaged, even though she has never quite gotten over Bramwell. He tells her they are just alike, and she retorts that is why they should never marry. He pulls her close and says she will never be happy in Collinwood or with Morgan. He says he wanted to stay away until he made his fortune, but he was forced to return because of dreams telling him she was in trouble. He pulls her close, and they kiss. When Catherine finally pulls herself away she insists that she loves Morgan. She says she cannot live with his bitterness towards the wealthy branch of the family and she wants the life Morgan can give her. She admits that she has not enjoyed "making do" in the cottage and when Bramwell insists he can get money, she reminds him he has always said that and yet, he always fails. He tells her he has a ship which has gone to the Orient, and when it returns to Collinsport he will be able to afford another one (literally, when his ship comes in), but Catherine said they have already had their happiness and it is through. As she is telling him of her good memories, they are interrupted by Morgan! The boys argue, trading barbs and insisting that Catherine decide whether or not she wants to see Bramwell. She tells Bramwell she doesn't want to see him and Bramwell sulks off, saying she will regret saying it. Morgan asks if she still loves Bramwell and she throws herself into his arms, saying she loves Morgan. He then says they must marry tonight. but he can't say why. She reminds him the invitations have been sent out to the wedding next month, but he says his father is dying and wants to get the minister right away. Catherine says Justin's impending death is a good reason they should not marry now, and asks again why he wants to marry tonight. She tells him he has a look on his face that always means he has retreated to a place she cannot reach him. She guesses that the reason has to do with his family and says in the village they whisper there are secrets in Collinwood. He tells her to never listen to the townspeople again, but she insists that unless he supplies a good reason for them to marry tonight, she will not do it. Flora cries in the upstairs parlor over the evening's events, and is consoled by Julia. She worries that someone saw them bury the stranger, but Julia tells her no one did. She then cries over Justin's impending death. She recalls how Justin was before he went into the locked room, how he loved life, and says the room is to blame, not them. Melanie comes in to report Justin seems better, and Flora and Julia ask her about his attack. She says she went to see him, but he wasn't there. When asked where he was, she says found him downstairs all excited, like she had never seen him before. Julia realizes this must have been when Trask was stabbed, and silently assumes Justin did it, and Flora, seeing the look on Julia's face and sends Melanie away. Flora wonders if Melanie or Justin saw them with the body, but Julia doesn't think so. Julia has Trask's wallet and tells Flora his name was Trask. Flora recalls the family who owns the bakery in town are named Trask, but when she sees the name "Lamar Trask" she says she doesn't know of a Lamar. Julia points out his business card which identifies him as an undertaker with a chapel on Front Street, but neither know of such a chapel. Julia wonders if he recently moved to town and planned to open the chapel, then remarks on the irony of him being killed by Justin and buried in secret by two women. Flora makes her promise to burn the wallet. Julia regrets the things they have done because of the locked room and wishes someone would burn the house down, but Flora says it would follow them wherever they went. Flora cries over the fates of her sons, but Julia reminds her that Justin will not die until he sees "The woman in white", a mysterious figure who always appears just before the death of a person who spent the night in the locked room. Morgan visits Bramwell at The Old House and asks him not to see Catherine again. Bramwell says Catherine was his once and will be again, promising Morgan to try and strangle him, but Bramwell fixes him with a gaze and tells him that if they fight, one of them will have to die. He then orders Morgan out of his house. Morgan threatens Bramwell before having the doors slammed in his face. At Collinwood, Catherine tells Melanie that Morgan has asked her to marry him tonight and correctly surmises Melanie knows why, even though she won't say. She pleads with Melanie to tell her what is happening so she can understand Morgan and Melanie agrees. But just then Julia appears, sending a frightened Melanie away to read to Justin again. Catherine makes the excuse that she came to see if she could be of help, but Julia tells her it is only for the closest family members and escorts her to her carriage and off the property. On his way back to Collinwood, Morgan is talking to himsel, saying that Collinwood is a house of death, but Catherine will make it live again. Just then he stops ... in the distance he sees The Lady in White and knows tonight his father will die.
- [[Category:th century| *]] [[Category:s| *]] [[Category:th century decades]] In 1199, a Rutan lived in Stockbridge Castle in Stockbridge on Earth. (AUDIO: Castle of Fear)
- Simone ist wegen Richards gesundheitlicher Situation geschockt. Um sich abzulenken, flüchtet sie sich in Aktionismus. Als sie jedoch von ihren Erinnerungen heimgesucht wird, macht sie sich ausgerechnet vor Maximilian schwere Vorwürfe und gibt sich die Schuld an Richards Herzinfarkt. Maximilian versucht, seine Schuld an Richards kritischem Zustand zu verdrängen und zeigt sich sowohl vor Isabelle als auch im Zentrum souverän wie immer. Doch nachts im Schlafholt ihn das schlechte Gewissen wieder ein. Als dann auch noch Simone vor ihm an ihrer scheinbaren Schuld zerbricht, fällt es Maximilian schwer, die Fassung zu wahren. Als Annette und Ingo erfahren, dass sie demnächst ein Pflegekind vom Jugendamt bekommen, und darüber völlig aus dem Häuschen sind, müssen im Loft einige wohnliche Veränderungen her. Ingo macht den Vorschlag, selber aus der WG auszuziehen. Der Plan der beiden ist jedoch nur schwer realisierbar und so fragt Ben Katja, ob sie nicht zu ihm ziehen will.
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