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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 411499" data-attributes="member: 8">Let&#039;s All Marry Adam (L.A.M.A.) is going to be the name of my new fanboysband.Instead of pitting Adam&#039;s new wife against Alexis (which is what the soap always did anyway) she could accuse Blake of sexual harassment (sort of &quot;almost rape&quot;).Initially, Alexis would consider this an unexpected and very welcome trump card, but later she realises that a) it isn&#039;t her&nbsp; scheme and b) the young woman is so convincing that the situation becomes too ambiguous to predict its outcome in a way that would fit Alexis&#039; own narrative.In other words, it could become a situation that is beyond manipulation and that&#039;s why Alexis - albeit reluctantly - has to be the one to sabotage the accusation while still pretending to support her son&#039;s new wife.Meanwhile, Krystle&#039;s growing suspicious because there are some details in Blake&#039;s self-defence that don&#039;t make sense (his alibi would be a most secret rendezvous with dangerous people in order to destroy ColbyCo, a fact he prefers to keep from Krystle, except that we-the-audience never actually witnessed said rendezvous therefore we&#039;re still none the wiser).Nevertheless, Krystle feels obligated to accuse Alexis of orchestrating the accusation of the sexual harassment but Alexis can&#039;t reveal anything about her plan to make the problem go away.I imagine a very beautiful, poignant and ironic scene (with beautiful score and cinematography!) that shows that these two iconic nemeses are unknowingly on the same wavelength.Then Dex shows up and immediately supports Krystle and this angers Alexis so much that it looks like she&#039;s going to help her daughter-in-law anyway, and to hell with the consequences.Then the camera shows Caress on the other side of the door, overhearing the conversations and monologues, and a devilish smile on her face tells us....absolutely nothing, and that&#039;s why we have to come back to find out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 411499, member: 8"] Let's All Marry Adam (L.A.M.A.) is going to be the name of my new fanboysband. Instead of pitting Adam's new wife against [I]Alexis [/I](which is what the soap always did anyway) she could accuse Blake of sexual harassment (sort of "almost rape"). Initially, Alexis would consider this an unexpected and very welcome trump card, but later she realises that a) it isn't [I]her[/I] scheme and b) the young woman is [I]so[/I] convincing that the situation becomes too ambiguous to predict its outcome in a way that would fit Alexis' own narrative. In other words, it could become a situation that is beyond manipulation and that's why Alexis - albeit reluctantly - has to be the one to sabotage the accusation while still pretending to support her son's new wife. Meanwhile, Krystle's growing suspicious because there are some details in Blake's self-defence that don't make sense (his alibi would be a most secret rendezvous with dangerous people in order to destroy ColbyCo, a fact he prefers to keep from Krystle, except that we-the-audience never actually witnessed said rendezvous therefore we're still none the wiser). Nevertheless, Krystle feels obligated to accuse Alexis of orchestrating the accusation of the sexual harassment but Alexis can't reveal anything about her plan to make the problem go away. I imagine a very beautiful, poignant and ironic scene (with beautiful score and cinematography!) that shows that these two iconic nemeses are unknowingly on the same wavelength. Then Dex shows up and immediately supports Krystle and this angers Alexis so much that it looks like she's going to help her daughter-in-law anyway, and to hell with the consequences. Then the camera shows Caress on the other side of the door, overhearing the conversations and monologues, and a devilish smile on her face tells us....absolutely nothing, and that's why we have to come back to find out. [/QUOTE]

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