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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 143526" data-attributes="member: 27">It&#039;s kind of unfortunate that they HAVE to exclude Lucy from this story at this stage.&nbsp; She, maybe even more than Laura, would be quick to recognize this is NOT Kevin in front of her, and the writers want to keep the masquerade going as long as possible.&nbsp; I can imagine they would bring her in when/if they&#039;re ready to move the plot into that next phase (when people figure out it&#039;s Ryan) so she can join in on the &#039;unmasking&#039;.I was originally not too keen on this &#039;Charlotte is bullying Aiden&#039; story, but I like how it is bringing together so many disparate characters who (up to now) had very little to do.&nbsp; It&#039;s even bringing in a new character (Willow, their teacher) for a story with Michael (who has even less to do).&nbsp; I&#039;m thinking she is the mother of the baby that Lucas and Brad originally adopted (the one who died, though she would not know this), since that&#039;s the sort of incredible coincidence that soaps always cook up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 143526, member: 27"] It's kind of unfortunate that they HAVE to exclude Lucy from this story at this stage. She, maybe even more than Laura, would be quick to recognize this is NOT Kevin in front of her, and the writers want to keep the masquerade going as long as possible. I can imagine they would bring her in when/if they're ready to move the plot into that next phase (when people figure out it's Ryan) so she can join in on the 'unmasking'. I was originally not too keen on this 'Charlotte is bullying Aiden' story, but I like how it is bringing together so many disparate characters who (up to now) had very little to do. It's even bringing in a new character (Willow, their teacher) for a story with Michael (who has even less to do). I'm thinking she is the mother of the baby that Lucas and Brad originally adopted (the one who died, though she would not know this), since that's the sort of incredible coincidence that soaps always cook up. [/QUOTE]

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