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(P for Psycho, of course.)

Must they tart her up like Maleficent? Maybe they think the actress's
look is too sweet and wholesome to be believable as a villain and that
she can't sell it without being glopped up with heavy eyeliner. There is
a workable look somewhere between a wet dishrag and the Hyena of
Auschwitz, if only the makeup people would experiment a little. JMO.

Speaking of Willow, her reason for not wanting Liz to try a letterboard
on Drew was lame, panicked, and suspicious. Liz did seem to think
something was off about it, so hopefully she'll find a way to get past
that pair of mother/daughter psychos, as well as the
never-seen-nor-heard caregivers who are supposedly in Sidwell's pocket.
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From Newsgroup: alt.tv.general-hospital

On 5/3/2026 4:28 PM, Kaitlin wrote:

(P for Psycho, of course.)

Must they tart her up like Maleficent? Maybe they think the actress's
look is too sweet and wholesome to be believable as a villain and that
she can't sell it without being glopped up with heavy eyeliner. There is
a workable look somewhere between a wet dishrag and the Hyena of
Auschwitz, if only the makeup people would experiment a little. JMO.

Hyena of Auschwitz?? That's hilarious! And fitting.

Speaking of Willow, her reason for not wanting Liz to try a letterboard
on Drew was lame, panicked, and suspicious. Liz did seem to think
something was off about it, so hopefully she'll find a way to get past
that pair of mother/daughter psychos, as well as the
never-seen-nor-heard caregivers who are supposedly in Sidwell's pocket.

It should have been obvious that the suggestion made Willow anxious and
the reason was lame. Liz should have picked up on that easily, given
Liz's characteristic empathy.

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