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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Torrance" data-source="post: 140464" data-attributes="member: 719">I agree that her transplanting herself in Denver of all places, given her life in California was unbelievable: not just the family life (what happened to Miles and Channing? What about her grandchild there? But Monica got tired of that one too when she flew over) but also the way she was part of galleries and foundations and what have you. Paulsen, from what I remember reading eons ago, had a much better initial idea, but then decided on her &quot;revenge on Alexis&quot; as a stupid McGuffin to explain her presence, and it gave birth to more blunders, like Alexis spewing out the rape info, Alexis sleeping with Jason in the past and &quot;practically ruining my marriage&quot; and what have you. I think it is also what answers this question:While this was sometimes true on DYNASTY, they missed opportunities (Adam and Sammy Jo as often stated). I think it was more to bring Alexis and Sable further into conflict once he decided he was going that route, and it actually worked, in tandem with the way the Nazi arc covered all three families.The Colbys and their idea of human complexity. I have one word: Frankie. Wait, I have a second one: Bliss. Wait, I have a third one: Hutch. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" />He did, and some of it remained in the episodes, such as her shady behavior with the scuba diver early on, but from what I remember reading on Soap Opera Digest, Sable was initially going to come as a much darker character who already knew a lot about the treasure through her art connections, thus her leaving California. It was to gain leverage on Jason Colby, not to continue some vendetta with Alexis. The vendetta was something Paulsen created once he decided to make Sable a more ambiguous character and soften her considerably, which may have also had to look with looking at the whole canvas: with Krystle&#039;s departure who was left for Blake to interact as an adult with?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Michael Torrance, post: 140464, member: 719"] I agree that her transplanting herself in Denver of all places, given her life in California was unbelievable: not just the family life (what happened to Miles and Channing? What about her grandchild there? But Monica got tired of that one too when she flew over) but also the way she was part of galleries and foundations and what have you. Paulsen, from what I remember reading eons ago, had a much better initial idea, but then decided on her "revenge on Alexis" as a stupid McGuffin to explain her presence, and it gave birth to more blunders, like Alexis spewing out the rape info, Alexis sleeping with Jason in the past and "practically ruining my marriage" and what have you. I think it is also what answers this question: While this was sometimes true on DYNASTY, they missed opportunities (Adam and Sammy Jo as often stated). I think it was more to bring Alexis and Sable further into conflict once he decided he was going that route, and it actually worked, in tandem with the way the Nazi arc covered all three families. The Colbys and their idea of human complexity. I have one word: Frankie. Wait, I have a second one: Bliss. Wait, I have a third one: Hutch. :D He did, and some of it remained in the episodes, such as her shady behavior with the scuba diver early on, but from what I remember reading on Soap Opera Digest, Sable was initially going to come as a much darker character who already knew a lot about the treasure through her art connections, thus her leaving California. It was to gain leverage on Jason Colby, not to continue some vendetta with Alexis. The vendetta was something Paulsen created once he decided to make Sable a more ambiguous character and soften her considerably, which may have also had to look with looking at the whole canvas: with Krystle's departure who was left for Blake to interact as an adult with? [/QUOTE]

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