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| - Diana hat sich eingestanden, dass sie Julian immer noch liebt. Sie hat jedoch keinen blassen Schimmer, wie Julian zu ihr steht. Doch das Wiedersehen nach Julians Rückkehr aus Asien verläuft anders als erwartet - unverhofft treffen die beiden im Fahrstuhl aufeinander. Statt mit Lena reist Ingo nun mit einem Freund zusammen nach Las Vegas. Insgeheim bereut Lena jedoch ihre übertriebene Abwehrhaltung gegen den Kurztrip, denn kaum ist Ingo weg, vermisst Lena ihn schmerzlich. Deniz versucht, seine Kumpels von dem Anschlag auf Roman abzubringen - ohne Erfolg. Gewissensbisse plagen ihn, doch was soll er jetzt tun?
- El dos cientos setenta y nueve (279) es el número natural que sigue al 278 y precede al 280. Categoría:Números
- Carolyn appears uneasy as she holds Millicent Collins' dress up to gaze at herself in the mirror. Victoria knocks on Carolyn's bedroom door and comes in, looking stunningly beautiful wearing Josette Collins' gown. It fits her perfectly, while Carolyn's dress needs a few alterations. When Carolyn remarks on the governess' resemblance to Josette, a strange feeling comes over Victoria.
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| - Diana hat sich eingestanden, dass sie Julian immer noch liebt. Sie hat jedoch keinen blassen Schimmer, wie Julian zu ihr steht. Doch das Wiedersehen nach Julians Rückkehr aus Asien verläuft anders als erwartet - unverhofft treffen die beiden im Fahrstuhl aufeinander. Statt mit Lena reist Ingo nun mit einem Freund zusammen nach Las Vegas. Insgeheim bereut Lena jedoch ihre übertriebene Abwehrhaltung gegen den Kurztrip, denn kaum ist Ingo weg, vermisst Lena ihn schmerzlich. Deniz versucht, seine Kumpels von dem Anschlag auf Roman abzubringen - ohne Erfolg. Gewissensbisse plagen ihn, doch was soll er jetzt tun?
- Carolyn appears uneasy as she holds Millicent Collins' dress up to gaze at herself in the mirror. Victoria knocks on Carolyn's bedroom door and comes in, looking stunningly beautiful wearing Josette Collins' gown. It fits her perfectly, while Carolyn's dress needs a few alterations. When Carolyn remarks on the governess' resemblance to Josette, a strange feeling comes over Victoria. Victoria feels as if she's actually worn Josette's dress before, and that she'd just lived through a familiar experience. Carolyn confesses to having felt a chill herself when she tried on Millicent's 130-year-old gown, as if she was intruding on her ancestor's life. She doesn't think she'll be able to go to the costume party if that feeling returns. Victoria intends to attend regardless, and is flattered that Carolyn found a resemblance between her and Josette. She believes the party is a brilliant way of bringing the Collins family together, giving them a feeling of history and tradition. Carolyn counters that there's too much of that in the air already. She respects the past but doesn't want to live in it. However, she is excited over the prospect of her mother attending a party for the first time in 18 years. Victoria vows to do everything she can to make the party an enormous success. She expresses how proud she's going to feel pretending to be a member of the Collins Family. Carolyn believes Victoria deserves to be a Collins. If she was, Victoria would want to be Josette. Meanwhile, at the Old House, Barnabas checks on Willie's preparations for the costume party. He wants everything to be immaculate, and stresses that nothing should go wrong on what will be the most important night of his life. Willie obeys without question, although it is clear he is nervous about Barnabas' plans. Barnabas is certain everything will work out. Burke arrives at Collinwood, and is greeted at the door by Carolyn. He inquires about her, and Carolyn laughs as she tells him she's gotten all of that motorcycle business out of her system. She expresses her gratitude for Burke having lent a helping hand during the family's recent crisis. Victoria enters the foyer and she and Burke retire to the Drawing room where he invites her on a dinner date set for tomorrow night. Victoria happily accepts, only to remember she already has plans: Barnabas' costume party. Burke is disturbed to learn that she will be masquerading as Josette. Burke questions the reason why Barnabas selected Victoria to be Josette. Victoria tells him it's due to the fact Barnabas thinks she not only resembles Josette, but that she is also like her in many ways. Burke continues to be bothered by the idea, especially when he recalls the seance in which Josette spoke through Victoria. She chalks it up to coincidence, and Burke lightens his mood again. Victoria wonders if Barnabas might invite Burke to the party. He appreciates the thought, but doesn't feel as if he has any business being present at a Collins family gathering. However, Victoria's enthusiasm gets the best of him and Burke agrees to drive her to the Old House. There, Willie has finished polishing an antique candelabra when he is startled by a knock at the door. Trepidatiously, he allows Victoria inside to speak with Barnabas. She congratulates Willie on the hard work he's put in restoring the Old House. Her kindness sparks his guilty conscience and he begins to offer Victoria a veiled warning. However, Barnabas appears and welcomes Victoria by kissing her hand. Barnabas dismisses Willie, who leaves although he is hesitant to leave Victoria alone with the vampire. Barnabas is pleased to learn that Josette's dress fits Victoria perfectly, and that everyone will be attending. He is crestfallen, however, when she requests a party invitation for Burke. Upon learning how much it would mean to her, Barnabas acquiesces and has the perfect role for Burke to play: Jeremiah Collins. Victoria expresses her gratitude, and when Barnabas calls her "Josette" as she departs, she takes to the role like a fish to water. He promises her he shall play the part of the "first Barnabas" as believably as possible. After she has gone, Barnabas summons Willie and informs them of the extra party guest. He reveals to his servant that Burke will be attending as Jeremiah Collins, who was an object of hate--the worst enemy Barnabas had--and, if time had permitted, he would have destroyed him. Tomorrow night, he might have the opportunity to do exactly that.
- El dos cientos setenta y nueve (279) es el número natural que sigue al 278 y precede al 280. Categoría:Números
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