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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 328602" data-attributes="member: 27">In the 1897 plotline they had Kathryn Leigh Scott play two separate roles at different stages.&nbsp; Barn seemed rather indifferent to her Rachel Drummond role since Rachel mostly interacted with Trask and some others.&nbsp; Yet when KLS turned up in the &quot;extended&quot; part of 1897 as Lady Hampshire, Barn was on her like white on rice, going on that whole &quot;she&#039;s the reincarnation of Josette and I must have her&quot; kick, even pulling out the old music box to help in his plans.&nbsp; Julia had joined Barn in 1897 by that point and she was of course rolling her eyes and sighing at every turn once he started rattling on about Josette (not this $hit again...).&nbsp; So he wasn&#039;t &#039;set off&#039; by Rachel&#039;s resemblance, but was totally set off by Lady Hampshire&#039;s....it&#039;s all kind of uneven (ya think?).&nbsp; Speaking of which, Lady H was one of the characters I recall talking directly to the camera the most, as you mention.&nbsp; I guess the director thought they needed to shove her manipulative, gold-digging characterization into our faces since it was such a departure from KLS&#039;s usual doormat-ish roles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 328602, member: 27"] In the 1897 plotline they had Kathryn Leigh Scott play two separate roles at different stages. Barn seemed rather indifferent to her Rachel Drummond role since Rachel mostly interacted with Trask and some others. Yet when KLS turned up in the "extended" part of 1897 as Lady Hampshire, Barn was on her like white on rice, going on that whole "she's the reincarnation of Josette and I must have her" kick, even pulling out the old music box to help in his plans. Julia had joined Barn in 1897 by that point and she was of course rolling her eyes and sighing at every turn once he started rattling on about Josette ([I]not this $hit again..[/I].). So he wasn't 'set off' by Rachel's resemblance, but was totally set off by Lady Hampshire's....it's all kind of uneven (ya [I]think[/I]?). Speaking of which, Lady H was one of the characters I recall talking directly to the camera the most, as you mention. I guess the director thought they needed to shove her manipulative, gold-digging characterization into our faces since it was such a departure from KLS's usual doormat-ish roles. [/QUOTE]

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