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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 124955" data-attributes="member: 27">This show is running too fast and has too many things going on in a limited number of episodes for them to have Blake go through a mourning period, introduce a new love interest for Blake, have him marry her and/or have her installed in the mansion, and fashion herself as the &quot;new Krystle&quot;.&nbsp; If they&#039;re really going to have a &quot;final&quot; departure for Cristal, Blake will either remain alone, or he&#039;ll reunite with Alexis by the end of the season (might as well say end of the series).&nbsp; The only hope in my opinion is for Cristal to only be out of the picture temporarily--long enough to tell whatever story the writers want to tell, but back in time to stop Alexis from &quot;winning&quot;.Convincing the world that Cristal is gone forever, only to have her return for the season-ending cliffhanger seems like pretty much the best way to top the first season cliffhanger.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 124955, member: 27"] This show is running too fast and has too many things going on in a limited number of episodes for them to have Blake go through a mourning period, introduce a new love interest for Blake, have him marry her and/or have her installed in the mansion, and fashion herself as the "new Krystle". If they're really going to have a "final" departure for Cristal, Blake will either remain alone, or he'll reunite with Alexis by the end of the season (might as well say end of the[B] series[/B]). The only hope in my opinion is for Cristal to only be out of the picture temporarily--long enough to tell whatever story the writers want to tell, but back in time to stop Alexis from "winning". Convincing the world that Cristal is gone forever, only to have her return for the season-ending cliffhanger seems like pretty much the best way to top the first season cliffhanger. [/QUOTE]

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