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<blockquote data-quote="Werewillie Oleson" data-source="post: 75619" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Let's start with the obvious one: Alexis <em>was</em> a whore, so there's no need looking for subtext or mystery. Everyone would call her a whore. A narcissistic, murderous whore.</p><p>Sable was a lot of things, but definitely not a whore - and Constance should have known that. So I assume she's also being a bit hysterical in that video.</p><p>As for Caress, I think this is more personal, although she's the only one who knows <em>why.</em></p><p>And that's the thing with Alexis' greedy, jealous, conniving sister: she <em>knows</em> a lot of stuff - about the Carringtons, Colbys, Powers, Scotts, Fallmonts and probably Mr. Patterson too.</p><p></p><p>I think, at some point, Constance became enchanted by the pretty yet serious Caress as she <em>seemed</em> so much more sincere than her sister.</p><p>Caress, always the opportunist, encouraged her and eventually they became romantically involved. Constance gave her gifts every now and then, but Caress wanted more, she wanted to have as much as her sister.</p><p>Therefore she confronted Constance's husband (the biggest snob in town, a true descendant of the Mayflower families) with the situation, and promised to keep quiet in exhange for money.</p><p>In a twist of fate, Caress and Philip (or is it Phillip?) got involved in a car accident, killing a young girl in the process. Cecil and Patterson made a deal with the DA and all evidence of Philip's involvement was destroyed. The DA (Moretti's father) "sold" the rest of the unofficial investigation to Cecil ("if you're going to be governor, you need someone to finance your campaign...") thus giving Cecil or actually Patterson or actually Constance the ammunition to counter-blackmail Caress.</p><p></p><p>"Get out, you little viper!"</p><p></p><p>Cecil moved to Denver and Jason supported another candidate for governor, which ruined father-DA-Moretti's life.</p><p></p><p>But Constance's feelings were still there, and she felt very, very betrayed and ashamed. Her marriage, never totally romantic to begin with, had become a shambles.</p><p>Mr. Patterson started to drink.</p><p></p><p>On her way out of Colby territory, she sort of stumbles across Zach Powers and is intrigued by the fact that he used to work for Jason Colby.</p><p>And that Mr and Mrs Carrington are on the guest list. Blake and Alexis represented the image of optimistic and successful "America". How she hated her!</p><p>Etc.</p><p></p><p>It's all a bit soapy, but this is how I think it happened.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Werewillie Oleson, post: 75619, member: 8"] Let's start with the obvious one: Alexis [I]was[/I] a whore, so there's no need looking for subtext or mystery. Everyone would call her a whore. A narcissistic, murderous whore. Sable was a lot of things, but definitely not a whore - and Constance should have known that. So I assume she's also being a bit hysterical in that video. As for Caress, I think this is more personal, although she's the only one who knows [I]why.[/I] And that's the thing with Alexis' greedy, jealous, conniving sister: she [I]knows[/I] a lot of stuff - about the Carringtons, Colbys, Powers, Scotts, Fallmonts and probably Mr. Patterson too. I think, at some point, Constance became enchanted by the pretty yet serious Caress as she [I]seemed[/I] so much more sincere than her sister. Caress, always the opportunist, encouraged her and eventually they became romantically involved. Constance gave her gifts every now and then, but Caress wanted more, she wanted to have as much as her sister. Therefore she confronted Constance's husband (the biggest snob in town, a true descendant of the Mayflower families) with the situation, and promised to keep quiet in exhange for money. In a twist of fate, Caress and Philip (or is it Phillip?) got involved in a car accident, killing a young girl in the process. Cecil and Patterson made a deal with the DA and all evidence of Philip's involvement was destroyed. The DA (Moretti's father) "sold" the rest of the unofficial investigation to Cecil ("if you're going to be governor, you need someone to finance your campaign...") thus giving Cecil or actually Patterson or actually Constance the ammunition to counter-blackmail Caress. "Get out, you little viper!" Cecil moved to Denver and Jason supported another candidate for governor, which ruined father-DA-Moretti's life. But Constance's feelings were still there, and she felt very, very betrayed and ashamed. Her marriage, never totally romantic to begin with, had become a shambles. Mr. Patterson started to drink. On her way out of Colby territory, she sort of stumbles across Zach Powers and is intrigued by the fact that he used to work for Jason Colby. And that Mr and Mrs Carrington are on the guest list. Blake and Alexis represented the image of optimistic and successful "America". How she hated her! Etc. It's all a bit soapy, but this is how I think it happened. [/QUOTE]
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