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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 439568" data-attributes="member: 27">The main chatter that I see online agrees with this---that they&#039;re writing Jordan as overreacting.&nbsp; Which is subjective, of course, since she&#039;s still likely in shock and not behaving as she normally would.&nbsp; Years ago Curtis faced paralysis and a lot of his scenes featured him wallowing in self-pity....but eventually they had him come around.&nbsp; Others currently on canvas have faced what happened to her---most obviously and recently Michael.&nbsp; I assume they&#039;re waiting for Jordan to be &quot;ready to listen&quot; when Michael suggests she can visit his &quot;miracle clinic in Germany&quot; that managed to fix much more serious burns with no scars.&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure the current writers even remember/know about Ava&#039;s turn in this kind of plot a few years ago.&nbsp; She and Jordan used to be close friends (two Jordans ago <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />) so she could also offer advice if they wanted.It&#039;s also &quot;overblown&quot; that some horrible crime has been committed and that BrookLynn is hiding some terrible crime.&nbsp; It was obvious that Jordan and Curtis&#039;s behavior in the car caused the accident and BrookLynn didn&#039;t &quot;leave the scene of an accident&quot; on purpose.&nbsp; She literally did not know an accident had occurred.&nbsp; And after all these scenes of her tying herself up in knots, she might not even be the one who Jordan and Curtis encountered on the road.&nbsp; We still don&#039;t know if Charlotte/Danny or Isaiah were involved instead.&nbsp; And yet they&#039;re writing BLQ as if she needs to be lined up in front of a firing squad.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 439568, member: 27"] The main chatter that I see online agrees with this---that they're writing Jordan as overreacting. Which is subjective, of course, since she's still likely in shock and not behaving as she normally would. Years ago Curtis faced paralysis and a lot of his scenes featured him wallowing in self-pity....but eventually they had him come around. Others currently on canvas have faced what happened to her---most obviously and recently Michael. I assume they're waiting for Jordan to be "ready to listen" when Michael suggests she can visit his "miracle clinic in Germany" that managed to fix much more serious burns with no scars. I'm not sure the current writers even remember/know about Ava's turn in this kind of plot a few years ago. She and Jordan used to be close friends (two Jordans ago ;)) so she could also offer advice if they wanted. It's also "overblown" that some horrible crime has been committed and that BrookLynn is hiding some terrible crime. It was obvious that Jordan and Curtis's behavior in the car caused the accident and BrookLynn didn't "leave the scene of an accident" on purpose. She literally did not know an accident had occurred. And after all these scenes of her tying herself up in knots, she might not even be the one who Jordan and Curtis encountered on the road. We still don't know if Charlotte/Danny or Isaiah were involved instead. And yet they're writing BLQ as if she needs to be lined up in front of a firing squad. [/QUOTE]

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