Sharon thinks there’s a good chance Matt will go to prison. But, he’s broken and shattered, Sienna’s defence doesn’t sit well with Noah.
Matt wants the world to be a better place (which can’t happen with him in it) He doesn’t understand why he did all those horrible things. You have free will, Victor isn’t sure he believes that Matt can make it up to them. Tell me what to do and I’ll do it, Matt promises.
Nick lists Matt’s crimes before telling Phyllis that she was harbouring a fugitive. She’s stunned when he demands the company back – you gave your word that you’d drop the charges if I gave you Matt Clark. I saved your life, she tears up – what’s happening? Why are you talking to me like this? Who ARE you?
Tomorrow: Victor and Nick share a difference of opinion about Matt’s fate… Lily gives Devon some tough love …. Sienna shares her concerns about Noah’s new venture .. Nate helps Stephanie with a tough decision.
My Thoughts: Is this the upside down world? Are we expected to believe that Victor, the man who holds a grudge forever, is going to forgive Matt Clark? And Phyllis? Puhlease… And is Nick going to turn into a bad boy? (I’d love that for him; about time Joshua Morrow got to have some fun) Why isn’t he in rehab yesterday!? … While it’s wonderful that Adam’s such a great Dad to his ‘full blown teen’ with ‘attitude’ son, Connor, it’s kinda weird that he never asks Nick how Christian (Adam’s biological son) is. Of course, it’s heartbreaking that Eva died in childbirth, and she absolutely should be remembered. That said, Victoria should remember Reed and Chelsea should remember Johnny. The only one who remembers their biological child is Mariah – and we all know how that turned out…. Nice touch having a framed headshot of ‘rockstar’ Danny Romalotti on the wall of the Shadow Room 2.0 but it’s beyond stupid that Noah would make an EXACT duplicate of a club that Sienna ran with her psycho husband. Let’s not forget that he moved to London to open a duplicate of his ‘Glam Club’. Pretty darn uncreative for a kid who was once a professional photographer (even if his only art exhibit was nothing but a bunch of photos of Victor as a surprise)