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On 5/31/2026 2:55 PM, Kaitlin wrote:
I loved Sidwell's little scene with Willow! She is so out of her depth
with him, yet she gives off a vibe of evil desperation that Sidwell in
his arrogance appears not to have picked up. To his later regret, I
predict.
Agreed. He's a dangerous international criminal, but Willow is a
cult-trained woman who has demonstrated she is more than willing to use
lethal force if she feels cornered.
And I believe he is going to regret underestimating her. That should be
an entertaining turn of events.
Willow might not want Drew dead any longer (very odd for a psycho to go
soft on their victim), but Sidwell doesn't care if Drew dies. He even suggested to Willow that her problem would be solved if she put a pillow
over Drew's face or overdosed him on "stroke medication." If Sidwell is
so irritated by having to listen to Willow whine about Drew, why not
just kill Drew himself and be done with it? He's far less likely to
botch it than she is. BTW, it seems to me that having to dose Brennan
with the stroke medication at a remote facility would be a huge
logistical problem for Willow. But she only mentioned that she was
dosing Brennan at Turning Woods as an aside to Sidwell, as if the
facility were an annex to her house.
It seems Willow is still relying on Nina to inject the drug, not
recognizing that Nina can't be depended on to do that. I wonder how
Willow will react when she finds out Nina has failed her, again.
Exit Sidwell and enter Chase. Weepy Willow invites him inside so she can whine to him about her really bad awful horrible day and he can console
her by not rubbing her feet. You'd think he'd hesitate walking into a
room where mysterious strokes in healthy young-ish men had occurred, but
no! Brave Chase walked right inside to console Willow with an embrace,
and to be seen doing by his window-peeping wife, who later warned Willow
off by telling her that if she so much as breathes on Chase again it
will be the last breath she takes. Sounded like a death threat to me.
Poor Congresswoman Willow P Tait, to be confronted so late in life with
the awful truth that actions sometimes have unintended consequences.
It was an extreme reaction by Brook Lyn, but kind of justified. Almost.
Brook Lyn is apparently still insecure about her relationship with
Chase, and Chase's relationship with Willow. That is completely understandable, given the history.
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