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<blockquote data-quote="Pina" data-source="post: 320585" data-attributes="member: 47628">Thank you, [USER=33]@Angela Channing[/USER] Oh yeah, it seemed inevitable, and I think Maggie should not have returned to Richard after his fake death and resurrection. She should have realised then that he will never change. I just really like their slow burn getting together in s6 and it is so obvious how much Richard cares about her, which is why it is so disappointing in the end. I like how in s6 he does take his time and is there for Maggie, without playing foul. He could have played a few dirty tricks once Maggie and Chase were separated, but Richard didn&#039;t which perhaps was what made Maggie think he&#039;d be different with her. But alas...&nbsp; in the end he can&#039;t escape his upbringing which essentially prevents him to realise that caring for others means being honest. But he&#039;s an egoist and a capitalist to the bone who will always put his own interest and his business interests first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pina, post: 320585, member: 47628"] Thank you, [USER=33]@Angela Channing[/USER] Oh yeah, it seemed inevitable, and I think Maggie should not have returned to Richard after his fake death and resurrection. She should have realised then that he will never change. I just really like their slow burn getting together in s6 and it is so obvious how much Richard cares about her, which is why it is so disappointing in the end. I like how in s6 he does take his time and is there for Maggie, without playing foul. He could have played a few dirty tricks once Maggie and Chase were separated, but Richard didn't which perhaps was what made Maggie think he'd be different with her. But alas... in the end he can't escape his upbringing which essentially prevents him to realise that caring for others means being honest. But he's an egoist and a capitalist to the bone who will always put his own interest and his business interests first. [/QUOTE]

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