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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 431729" data-attributes="member: 27">So Martin is seemingly working two angles.&nbsp; He got Tracy kicked out of the house and led her (and everyone else) to believe that they&#039;ve lost their family home. So his revenge on Tracy is the seemingly obvious point of all this.&nbsp; He has not told Drew that he altered Monica&#039;s will (much less HOW he did it).&nbsp; Drew is buying the house/grounds, not knowing that the sale is fraudulent because Ronnie has no right to sell it.&nbsp; Martin hates Drew but has been &quot;playing nice&quot; with him lately---but is it just an act in order to set him up for a great big fall as well?&nbsp; Yes, the &quot;Tracy Hate&quot; is strong with this one (Martin), but the &quot;Drew Hate&quot; is also there.&nbsp; I think Martin sees his life in ruins, so he&#039;s taking both Tracy and Drew down on his way out*.&nbsp; Ronnie did agree to go along with Martin&#039;s plan, but only because Tracy made her angry; she had no idea how simply keeping her mouth shut would impact the whole family and enable Drew to go all Snidely Whiplash on everybody. Ronnie knows Martin&#039;s actions WRT the will, but he intimidated her to sign the sale papers by claiming she would be prosecuted for fraud.&nbsp; She didn&#039;t commit fraud until she signed the paper, though, because she knows she has no right to sell the estate. I think if she asks the Qs for forgiveness they will give it once the truth has come out.&nbsp; IRL you can&#039;t sell property that is in probate (and probate could last YEARS) but in the interest of hurrying this plotline along, we&#039;ll overlook a lot of that.&nbsp;Seeing Drew thinking he&#039;s &quot;won&quot; and having the house pulled away will be sweet, and yes, if Martin is responsible for Drew&#039;s latest takedown/humiliation he might be viewed more favorably (&quot;enemy of my enemy is my friend&quot;) but he won&#039;t get past all this illegal stuff, especially tampering with Monica&#039;s last wishes that way.* &quot;On his way out&quot; in the sense that they&#039;ve written Martin into a corner and I believe he might end up either in jail over this scheme or being forced to flee town.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 431729, member: 27"] So Martin is seemingly working two angles. He got Tracy kicked out of the house and led her (and everyone else) to believe that they've lost their family home. So his revenge on Tracy is the seemingly obvious point of all this. He has not told Drew that he altered Monica's will (much less HOW he did it). Drew is buying the house/grounds, not knowing that the sale is fraudulent because Ronnie has no right to sell it. Martin hates Drew but has been "playing nice" with him lately---but is it just an act in order to set him up for a great big fall as well? Yes, the "Tracy Hate" is strong with this one (Martin), but the "Drew Hate" is also there. I think Martin sees his life in ruins, so he's taking both Tracy and Drew down on his way out*. Ronnie did agree to go along with Martin's plan, but only because Tracy made her angry; she had no idea how simply keeping her mouth shut would impact the whole family and enable Drew to go all Snidely Whiplash on everybody. Ronnie knows Martin's actions WRT the will, but he intimidated her to sign the sale papers by claiming she would be prosecuted for fraud. She didn't commit fraud [I]until she signed the paper[/I], though, because she knows she has no right to sell the estate. I think if she asks the Qs for forgiveness they will give it once the truth has come out. IRL you can't sell property that is in probate (and probate could last YEARS) but in the interest of hurrying this plotline along, we'll overlook a lot of that. Seeing Drew thinking he's "won" and having the house pulled away will be sweet, and yes, if Martin is responsible for Drew's latest takedown/humiliation he might be viewed more favorably ("enemy of my enemy is my friend") but he won't get past all this illegal stuff, especially tampering with Monica's last wishes that way. * "On his way out" in the sense that they've written Martin into a corner and I believe he might end up either in jail over this scheme or being forced to flee town. [/QUOTE]

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