The Year That Was — 2005 Trivia Page 2
ANSWERS
1. Hope.
2. Sam, in order to get information on a kidnapped Michael’s whereabouts.
3. Italy.
4. Steven Webber.
5. Vittorio, whom she later fled to see after killing Andrew.
6. He had Dillon tell his mother that he and Georgie were eloping.
7. Emily caught a disheveled Ric coming out of Reese’s hotel room.
8. Brook Lynn.
9. She overheard an argument between Lucky and Luke.
10. In a swamp.
11. They burned down the cabin where it happened.
12. Durant.
13. Jax, fearing that their union would usurp his parental rights with the baby that Liz was carrying.
14. Three. One at City Hall, which Jax interrupted. One in the park, which stalled when Lucky had a police emergency, and finally at Wyndemere, a dream wedding hosted by Nikolas and Emily, in which they finally said, “I do.”
15. Both. Her father, Mike, and his mother, Jane, both said the union wouldn’t last.
16. At Kelly’s.
17. Former ADA Dara Jensen, who’s now practicing family law.
18. He planted drugs on Diego and had him arrested.
19. London.
20. Jodie.
21. Coleman.
22. At Dillon’s birthday party aboard the Haunted Star.
23. The hospital’s Charitable Endowment.
24. Trick question! We were never told.
25. Her high-school graduation.
26. Jamie.
27. He planned to blackmail her for cash, or else he’d spill that she was really Carly’s presumed-dead former best friend, Charlotte Roberts.
28. By planting a bomb in his apartment, but Reese saw the trip wire and saved Ric from the explosion.
29. Hawaii.
30. Carly slept with Reese’s father, although Reese later came to acknowledge that her father actually seduced Carly.
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