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Anna wasn't absent for most of Robin's life--she raised her until Robin was a teenager and then Anna had amnesia from the explosion Faison set. Anna regained her memories when Robin was in college and then they were close again. So maybe Anna was gone for about five years? That being said, I think Anna deliberately downplayed Robin and Jason's connection because she simply didn't want Cates to know. He already blames Robin for Sonny's acceptance has Port Charles' godfather, he'd lose his mind if he knew Jason and Robin loved each other.
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Anna being her smart detective self and figuring out exactly where Jason would go--she was right both times:):)--was fabulous but the best part was her completely disregarding Carly's nonsense and cutting right to the truth. I also loved her "I'll tell you on the way" to John Cates because she didn't want to risk Carly's tipping Jason off--Law enforcement for the win:):) Alexis in cool grandma mode was a nice change of pace.
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Hope has great empathy for people who are hurting and I like how she simply let both Finn and Deacon talk--sometimes you just need to vent--but Steffy isn't here for that. She immediately got angry that Hope wasn't falling all over herself explaining away Steffy's actions. Both and Steffy and Liam need a harsh reality check with their disbelief that Finn's grieving Sheila's loss--just because they can't comprehend something doesn't mean the other person is wrong.
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I didn't think Anna was coddling Sonny in the least and I didn't have a problem with her debriefing Chase in front of him--her first priority was getting the info about Dante's shooting, heck, she and Chase even asked Joss and Dex questions right then and there as well. I think her first concern was for Dante and her second concern was for finding the shooter. Concern for Sonny was a distant third.
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I think right now Finn is mourning that he'll never know if Sheila could have changed and become a good grandmom to Hayes. Her death has put an end to any possibility of change and to know that it was his wife who put an end to it is deeply shocking. I also think Hope understands wanting to believe the best in people--she did that endlessly with Liam, and then Deacon and now Thomas. Steffy just needs to give Finn chance to breathe and come to terms with Sheila's death, And then when Sheila comes back from the dead, all bets will be off.
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I listened closely to Anna when she was talking to John Cates and she is fully aware that Sonny is a criminal and she'll arrest him if the evidence presents itself. I think her point was that Sonny has done horrible things but he isn't a sadistic killer who takes delight in harming others--he isn't all evil nor is he a blameless angel. Jagger needs to dial down his anger and concentrate on the case at hand. Then again, Anna is and always will be my favorite soap heroine and I'll give her the benefit of the doubt--she's a smart detective who isn't afraid to take chances to catch the bad guy. Plus I love it when she goes into badass action mode--I cheer every time she kicks the bad guy's butt :):)
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I have zero problems with Hope's talking to her mom about Steffy and Finn--the moment Finn decided to confide in Hope was the minute she could voice her opinion about their issues. And they do have a believable bond through their criminal parents relationship, they're pseudo-step-siblings now--definitely no romantic chemistry. I think the actress playing Steffy is doing a superb job showing her horror and shock over her killing Sheila--truly well done--and I will applaud the writers if they have Steffy and Finn having relationship problems because of Steffy's killing Sheila and not because of Liam. Now that would be an interesting storyline.
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Credit where credit is due--Steffy's look of horror when she realized she stabbed Sheila was well done. I also liked Steffy's seeing the shadow of the person breaking in and I cheered when she dove onto the sofa and got the knife to protect herself--I love a good action sequence :) I wonder if Sheila was trying to set Steffy up but Sheila broke into Steffy's home--this is a clear case of self-defense if I ever saw one.
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Oh you can bet that both Nina and "Papa" will be coddling the crap out of the little sociopath--the only hope she has will be Laura's tough love.
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Bad Alexis Carrington impression is spot on :):) I think what also makes Drew especially obnoxious is in the previous episode he had that great conversation with Anna where they talked about how consumed with anger they were. Drew seemed to be genuinely listening and agreeing and then he just turns around and deliberately targets Nina. Disgusting. I hope the conversation and self-help book is actually a step in the right direction for Anna to finally get past her angst. FH is at her best when Anna's the strong heroine will all remember her for.
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The Bobbie flashbacks were completely on point this episode and I loved the realization that the original actress playing BJ had scenes with all of the adults she was interviewing--once again LH was close to tears when she talked about how much she loved Bobbie's daughter--and I have zero problems believing Bobbie was as street tough as JZ played her. She wasn't a bully, she just stood up for people who couldn't defend themselves. I also loved the moment Carly and Felicia walked into GH and Maxie, Anna and Robert rushed towards Felicia and then Robert and Anna awkwardly smiled at Carly--they were clearly waiting for Felicia and could care less that Carly was there too. Kind of awesomely played by FH and TR.
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LH's voice was absolutely shredded when she was talking to Tracey (JE looked like she was seconds from losing it as well)--and all of the vets were extremely emotional in their scenes and it felt less like the characters were mourning and more like the actual actors grieving over their friend they worked with for forty years. I can't believe I'm about to give a compliment to Carly but I loved how she pointed out that Luke could have put a stop to Bobbie's being a prostitute with one phone call--damn!
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I have to tell you, I am LOVING how pissed off Steffy is that Finn is so concerned about Hope. Steffy is so used to being the center of any and all male attention and she can't stand that she doesn't have Finn's entire focus--suck it Steffy :) And I do believe that Finn is genuinely worried that Hope isn't safe with Thomas--he doesn't have a secret agenda, he just cares about Hope and wants the best for her.
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Well with Wyatt gone, $Bill needs a new kid to talk to :) I have a feeling this whole "Xander reveals the truth about Emma's death" is a way for the show to completely redeem Thomas and make him into a hero and a viable match for Hope. It will turn out that Emma's death was a tragic accident so therefore Thomas can no longer be considered villainous. Or at least that's what the writers hope will happen--viewers have long memories and they rarely forgive :):)