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If Kody was repulsed by Christine, why did he marry her? Is it because she was Rulon Allred's granddaughter?

Robyn sure is crafty. The other wives and their kids should just throw in the white towel. It's over for them. They don't have a husband or a dad. Kody is Robyn's and her children's now and only Robyn's and her children's.

It must feel good to see your nemesis (Meri) get what they have coming to them. That's what I think is happening with Janelle. Now that Robyn has marginalized Meri like Meri did to Janelle and Christine, Janelle feels vindicated and is happy. She is even willing to try to be friends with Meri now.

At Robyn's announcement party, Robyn and Christine's mom were getting food. Christine's mom was making small talk about the baby. Robyn was barely civil to her. It was very obvious that Robyn doesn't like her.

Christine's mom better start finding a new place to live. When she and Robyn were talking, it was very obvious that Robyn doesn't like her. It is just a matter of time until Robyn gets Kody to throw Christine's mom out of the cul de sac.

Well, Robyn has pretty much taken care of Meri and Christine. She has totally alienated them. Two down, one to go. Janelle better hold on to her hat, she's next.

You would think that since Kody is trying to put a good face on polygamy, he would at least try to pretend that all of his wives are relevant. Instead he is validating everyone's opinion about polygamy. As the wives get older, they get put out to pasture, and the husband keeps taking new younger wives who he favors. Kody just keeps proving that polygamy is a horrible lifestyle for women.

When Robyn was pregnant the first time, the rest of the family was under the false impression that they were entitled to an honest opinion. In the past four years, they have learned that they are not allowed to go against her. They understand that she is the queen of the family. They must truly despise her. I know that I do.

Robyn signs paperwork for the adoption, leaving only a judge to confront before the kids come home.