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<blockquote data-quote="Zable" data-source="post: 120075" data-attributes="member: 47">To me, Nathalie Kelley’s Instagram postings smell like a personal joke or a cwDynasty gimmick based on the ‘fin’ portion of original Gran Hotel.The ‘fin’ portion of Gran Hotel doesn’t use flashbacks. It flashes-forward to the future, showing us groups of characters to give us ‘updates’ on their lives.The first group to lead off were a ‘coupling’ whose fates had been unknown at the end of the series. We saw a grave with the name of one of the characters. Then in walked a second figure whose face we couldn’t see but whose appearance suggested it was the other character. The figure left flowers on the grave and left.Like a home movie, we watched the other groups come and go. We remembered their stories and wondered whose child, what kind of child, will it last, etc…. And, I guess, for many viewers, it was all cut-and-dried. They’d had their ends to stories. But, not for me. Because, when I looked at the flowers on the grave I thought, “Wait, what?”&nbsp; Let’s just say, I don’t believe that the character whose name appears on the grave in Gran Hotel’s ‘fin’ is the one who lies in it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zable, post: 120075, member: 47"] To me, Nathalie Kelley’s Instagram postings smell like a personal joke or a cwDynasty gimmick based on the ‘[I]fin[/I]’ portion of original Gran Hotel. The ‘[I]fin[/I]’ portion of Gran Hotel doesn’t use flashbacks. It flashes-forward to the future, showing us groups of characters to give us ‘updates’ on their lives. The first group to lead off were a ‘coupling’ whose fates had been unknown at the end of the series. We saw a grave with the name of one of the characters. Then in walked a second figure whose face we couldn’t see but whose appearance suggested it was the other character. The figure left flowers on the grave and left. Like a home movie, we watched the other groups come and go. We remembered their stories and wondered whose child, what kind of child, will it last, etc…. And, I guess, for many viewers, it was all cut-and-dried. They’d had their ends to stories. But, not for me. Because, when I looked at the flowers on the grave I thought, “Wait, what?” Let’s just say, I don’t believe that the character whose name appears on the grave in Gran Hotel’s ‘[I]fin[/I]’ is the one who lies in it. [/QUOTE]

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