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<blockquote data-quote="Soaplover" data-source="post: 436856" data-attributes="member: 336">The Three Sisters was really a portrait into what role each of the women played on the show, or how the showrunners viewed them.&nbsp;&nbsp; Val was the &#039;gullible&#039; one that everyone felt sorry for and worried about, Lillimae was the annoying tag along, Karen/Laura were the leaders, Abby was the prankster, and Ginger was just a spare like a 1st runner up of a beauty contest if the winner was unable to fulfill their duties (she was 1st runner up to Val).Silver Shadows was a good view of Abby and her conflicting wants and needs.&nbsp; It shows that she takes people for granted if they aren&#039;t needed (the guy she was dating that ends up asking Karen out), she knows not to bite the hand that might feed her (the elderly man with money), she knows in order to make money she needs to get money from someone (the business venture that Gary says needs more money), showed that Val didn&#039;t dislike Abby if her focus is on something other than her husband, and the last scene shows that Abby did care for man and has a heart deep down.. but is so insecure about going without that she sacrifices love/happiness for financial security.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Soaplover, post: 436856, member: 336"] The Three Sisters was really a portrait into what role each of the women played on the show, or how the showrunners viewed them. Val was the 'gullible' one that everyone felt sorry for and worried about, Lillimae was the annoying tag along, Karen/Laura were the leaders, Abby was the prankster, and Ginger was just a spare like a 1st runner up of a beauty contest if the winner was unable to fulfill their duties (she was 1st runner up to Val). Silver Shadows was a good view of Abby and her conflicting wants and needs. It shows that she takes people for granted if they aren't needed (the guy she was dating that ends up asking Karen out), she knows not to bite the hand that might feed her (the elderly man with money), she knows in order to make money she needs to get money from someone (the business venture that Gary says needs more money), showed that Val didn't dislike Abby if her focus is on something other than her husband, and the last scene shows that Abby did care for man and has a heart deep down.. but is so insecure about going without that she sacrifices love/happiness for financial security. [/QUOTE]

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