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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 217079" data-attributes="member: 8">Not bad for a movie debut, not bad at all![ATTACH=full]21068[/ATTACH]It kinda looks like the The Colbys staircase.And now it makes perfect sense to me that Constance had killed her mother, the cold and haughty Bostonian aristocrat Eloise Waterman Colby.Constance was in love with the beautiful but underaged prince Galen, and when his father King Sergei found out he raped her. &quot;What you need is a real man!&quot;She hoped her mother would help her with the abortion, but Eloise, a devoted Catholic, was having none of it.After a few months they travelled to Spain, and they returned with Andrew Colby&#039;s new &quot;son&quot;. Eloise instructed Constance to treat Phillip like a brother and she was not allowed to interfere with his upbringing.As long as Eloise was mistress of the Colby residence there was nothing Constance could do. And so she plotted a murder, together with Cecil. The death of the Colby matriarch would make his father and brother Jason weak, a perfect opportunity to muscle his way to the top of Colby Enterprises.But Cecil betrayed the deal, got his &quot;brother&quot; hooked on drugs and booze, and when he told him that he was a bastard, Phillip ran away. A war in a foreign country was better than living in a glamorous and opulent vipers nest.And I&#039;m convinced that Sable would have found in THE COLBYS season 3. Something she could use against Jason if he would continue his relationship with Frankie.What Sable doesn&#039;t know is that Zach has been watching her every move, so it&#039;s very possible that he is also going to discover the dastardly Colby history.It would be the THE COLBYS&#039; answer to &quot;Roger Grimes&quot;. Only bigger, and better.Flashforward to the season 3 cliffhanger: a dead body washes ashore, it&#039;s...oh my god, it&#039;s Bliss Colby! What the hell happened?[SPOILER=&quot;spoilerette&quot;]It&#039;s not Bliss, but her look-alike![/SPOILER]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 217079, member: 8"] Not bad for a movie debut, not bad at all! [ATTACH=full]21068[/ATTACH] It kinda looks like the The Colbys staircase. And now it makes perfect sense to me that Constance had killed her mother, the cold and haughty Bostonian aristocrat Eloise Waterman Colby. Constance was in love with the beautiful but underaged prince Galen, and when his father King Sergei found out he raped her. "What you need is a real man!" She hoped her mother would help her with the abortion, but Eloise, a devoted Catholic, was having none of it. After a few months they travelled to Spain, and they returned with Andrew Colby's new "son". Eloise instructed Constance to treat Phillip like a brother and she was not allowed to interfere with his upbringing. As long as Eloise was mistress of the Colby residence there was nothing Constance could do. And so she plotted a murder, together with Cecil. The death of the Colby matriarch would make his father and brother Jason weak, a perfect opportunity to muscle his way to the top of Colby Enterprises. But Cecil betrayed the deal, got his "brother" hooked on drugs and booze, and when he told him that he was a bastard, Phillip ran away. A war in a foreign country was better than living in a glamorous and opulent vipers nest. And I'm convinced that Sable would have found in THE COLBYS season 3. Something she could use against Jason if he would continue his relationship with Frankie. What Sable doesn't know is that Zach has been watching her every move, so it's very possible that he is also going to discover the dastardly Colby history. It would be the THE COLBYS' answer to "Roger Grimes". Only bigger, and better. Flashforward to the season 3 cliffhanger: a dead body washes ashore, it's...oh my god, it's Bliss Colby! What the hell happened? [SPOILER="spoilerette"]It's not Bliss, but her look-alike![/SPOILER] [/QUOTE]

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