Loving: The Inciting Incident

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Gwen is now realizing that Stacey is “in pain.”

[@kengeorgejones6855]

Thanks. Interesting to see the scene that they use in the flashback for Gwyneth's reveal episode. Stacey seems more despondent in the flashback, but that makes sense as it is from Gwyn's memory. You wonder if Stacey hadn't refused the locket, if she would have been spared, so that Gwyn could make her a replacement daughter, the way she did Steffi.

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See, I think that if Stacey hadn't rejected the locket, the murders wouldn't have happened at all because Stacey would have symbolically become Trisha in Gwyneth's mind. Her rejection here is like Trisha rejecting the Aldens all over again, which makes Gwyneth snap.

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@@abcsoapmemories Loving is a lost cause!

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@@michaelguerrieri3486 Angie's.

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[@fossefan]

Oh wow ... at the time, the Stacey/Gwyn scenes were probably touching. Now they're horrifying.

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Stacey being all "My kids are okay, but they're no Trisha" is kind of clunky, but it's a good scene nevertheless.

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Gwyneth you should have not killed off stacey.

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