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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 217886" data-attributes="member: 27">...and to speak for lost-lost Lucas as she once again denounces Julian.&nbsp; Girl ain&#039;t too bright if she thinks Julian really loves that bee-atch Nelle.&nbsp; You&#039;d think she&#039;d immediately figure out he&#039;s being blackmailed.&nbsp; But the glaring invisibility of Lucas in this part of the story is what bugs me most.&nbsp; You&#039;d think the judge would at least inquire about the one person who did nothing wrong in this whole sordid tale.&nbsp; It has shades of the custody battle for Georgie when she was born; Maxie was supposed to be surrogate mother for Dante and Lulu, but in fact got pregnant by Spinelli and wanted the baby back, leading to a custody battle.&nbsp; The judge, deciding they were all horrible, awarded custody to Spinelli, since he had been the only one to conduct himself in an above-board and mature manner.&nbsp; If this judge were to give Wiley to Lucas using the same frame of mind, I would applaud.&nbsp; But given the way they sideline that character, the two of them would likely never be seen again.&nbsp; Not sure if Ryan Carnes has other acting jobs taking him away or if the show just doesn&#039;t want Lucas to be around that much, but he ought to (at the very least) have an opinion/point of view explored in this story.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 217886, member: 27"] ...and to speak for lost-lost Lucas as she once again denounces Julian. Girl ain't too bright if she thinks Julian really loves that bee-atch Nelle. You'd think she'd immediately figure out he's being blackmailed. But the glaring invisibility of Lucas in this part of the story is what bugs me most. You'd think the judge would at least inquire about the one person who did nothing wrong in this whole sordid tale. It has shades of the custody battle for Georgie when she was born; Maxie was supposed to be surrogate mother for Dante and Lulu, but in fact got pregnant by Spinelli and wanted the baby back, leading to a custody battle. The judge, deciding they were all horrible, awarded custody to Spinelli, since he had been the only one to conduct himself in an above-board and mature manner. If this judge were to give Wiley to Lucas using the same frame of mind, I would applaud. But given the way they sideline that character, the two of them would likely never be seen again. Not sure if Ryan Carnes has other acting jobs taking him away or if the show just doesn't want Lucas to be around that much, but he ought to (at the very least) have an opinion/point of view explored in this story. [/QUOTE]

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