PASSIONS RecapsWeek of December 25, 2006
Friday, December 29, 2006
Luis walked in on a feuding Fancy and Sheridan and immediately noticed the tension, but Fancy covered by blaming it on her rape flashbacks. He informed the ladies of JT’s death, and apologized for having to leave Fancy. He was glad she had her “favorite aunt around for support.” Once they were alone again, Fancy said she’d only covered for Sheridan because “If I told Luis what you were up to, he would be devastated.” She then warned Sheridan that if she didn’t stay away from them, she’d tell Luis what a bitch she’d become. Sheridan claimed Fancy misunderstood and that it was not jealousy, but concern, that motivated her. She talked of the heartbreak of losing Marty and said she’d chosen to not go back to Luis for his own good. “Any involvement with our family will only put him through pain and heartache,” she said, maintaining Alistair’s anti-Lopez-Fitzgerald wrath could “reach beyond the grave.” Fancy wasn’t cowed, so then Sheridan added that she was afraid Fancy would be hurt when Luis couldn’t get past her rape. “He’s a man first,” she said of the cop. “And every time that he touches you, he’s going to have to remember that this stranger attacked you and had sex with you.” Fancy apologized, blaming the attack for clouding her vision and asking Sheridan to forgive her. Sheridan was thrilled her niece bought her load of bull, but Fancy was just faking.
Whitney reeled over finding her brand new hubby making a date with someone else for New Year’s. He struggled to explain the phone call, but she stormed, “Get the hell away from me, because I hate you.” When she asked who “she” was, he insisted, “It’s not what you think.” Crushed, Whit turned to Theresa, thus interrupting Jared’s newest attempt at a proposal. He got the ring on her finger, but not an actual answer. Whit cried that her wedding was “one big sham” and was angry she hadn’t follow her instincts, but Theresa said, “If what you are saying Chad did is true, he’s the fool, okay? Not you.” Then Whit saw the ring on Theresa’s finger and assumed she’d accepted Jared’s proposal. Theresa was relieved Whit had interrupted, since she was having second thoughts about Jared, thanks to Ethan’s insistence that he had a dark secret. “We were both fooled by Chad. Maybe Jared is fooling me,” she worried. While the girls wondered if one of their guys killed JT, Jared gave Chad an “I told you so” speech. Chad worried his new wife would never forgive him.
Ethan stuck around to follow the investigation of JT’s demise, hoping the goods on Jared would show up. Sam called him out on why he was there and on trying to be Theresa’s white knight. Ethan confessed he was having trouble adjusting to Theresa’s having relationship with another man, but also insisted he was only trying to expose Jared for the sake of Little E. Sam remained suspicious and Ethan finally admitted, “She’s in my head, she’s in my heart,” but followed by swearing, “I’m going to uphold my marriage vows.” Sam directed his son to then let Theresa go, as did Luis when he came downstairs. Sam also spoke with Grace, who was fretting over a secret she would reveal when she returned home. With her flight again delayed, she worried, “I’ve just got to get home before it’s too late,” but then the seemingly innocuous priest looked into his bag, where there was a bomb! “You are not going to tell anything to anyone because you are not going to make it home,” he predicted.
Eve was incensed to learn Miguel had stolen her keys and broken into her medical files, but she was floored when he explained he was trying to prove Fox wasn’t dying. She quickly tried to cover, saying she wouldn’t divulge patient info and that he was jumping to conclusions, but he maintained, “The look in your eyes gave it away.” She demanded the file, but he left with it. Kay, meanwhile, revealed to Fox that she knew “everything.” He was worried at first, but she was only referring to his (faux) deadly illness and he played it beautifully. He first apologized and said he’d been selfish, fearing she’d either leave him or marry him out of pity. Then he added that he’d wanted to marry her because, as Cranes, she and Maria would be taken care of after his death. Kay was just so touched, but Fox wasn’t done. He next feigned guilt over keeping the secret. He went so far as to insist on calling the wedding off, but a wooed Kay wouldn’t let him.
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