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So both Forrester and Wes play outside the rules when it suits them. And I don’t like Booth.

Amy is a quadriplegic. I think she might have partial use of her arms? She was told that she might not get off a ventilator after the procedure. All she really has is her eyes, ears, voice. If she’s on a ventilator, she can’t speak to her kids. If she’s even conscious. I can understand her point.

Or people who wish to could post here about other Duggar and Bates friends that have appeared on the show. The Caldwells or Josiah’s in-laws, or all the ‘experts’ that taught the Duggars how to install tile etc. There's no rule that says people can’t post about other people than Jill.

I don’t think that was an actual nursing home. It looked more like assisted living. Those people weren’t old/ill enough for a nursing home. Many assisted living facilities have alcohol - happy hour. But there should have been more activities. And afternoon naps are up to the resident. where is the widow’s family? The man has been dead only a couple weeks at most. There were 15 people on that porch the day he died.

Roger’s glimpse of JW in a remembered memory at the end tells you where he ended up. At the air raid where Roger’s Mom died. Since Roger has no memories of him beyond that, and no memories of him other than that ….

Leaving Fanny out ( if she us) is another major plot departure -it’s the whole reason Jane ends up where she does

There’s a lot that’s going to need to change because Jenny didn’t come to America with Jamie. I think this will be a major departure from the books

Everything is a tragedy or a blessed event with Jill. Highs and lows. Emotions rampant every moment. Living with her must be exhausting.

It was a silly comment. If Roger had thought about it, he knew that Buck disappeared in 1780 and was presumed dead, and had already fathered Roger’s ancestor Jeremiah by then. Roger knows that the reason Buck disappeared in 1780 is because he time traveled to Roger and Bree. All that happened in a timeline that existed because if actions prior to Buck traveling to 1739. So his dying in 1739 would have no bearing on Roger’s existence.

If I remember correctly, there is a county in Wyoming that has no actual residents. Therefore no county law enforcement. So it’s sort of a no man’s land. I think that’s where the train station is meant to be.

It could be just that his dad died, I could be wrong about the foster home. Either way he does have an identity.

Carter has an ID somewhere. He ran away from a foster home if I remember correctly. So one of these days he just has to prove who he is. Truthfully it should be the same for RIP. People know he existed as a child - he was reported missing after his parents died. The funeral director knows who his mom was-he had her dug up to get her ring. The difference is that a Carter isn’t suspected of killing anyone and Rip was suspected of killing his father in self-defense. So Rip could have legal issues if he claimed his identity.

He wasn’t her ex. He was her late husband’s cousin. Although I think he wanted to be her boyfriend

Didn’t Kacey specifically ask Rainwater to allow no building or development on it? To put the land back in the condition it was in when James Dutton arrived in 1883? I took that to mean they knew the buildings would be torn down. I guess that temporary things like tents, teepees, etc could exist. Hunting and fishing too.

We did not hear the girls ask Robyn to go to church with them last week. Did we? Nor do they need Kody’s permission.