Doesn't she always? ;-p
Posted by Cheryl on September 21, 1998 at 12:26:11:
In response to The woman pays - somewhat puzzled, written by Constanza on September 21, 1998 at 11:11:17
] And what does he mean by Alec's being Tess husband by Nature? In that case he himself should be that stranger husband's by nature.
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by that last sentence... But I supposed that Angel felt that a "good woman" only had sexual relations with her husband, and Alec, having been with Tess had enjoyed a husband's "privileges". But this:
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How can we live together while that man lives? - he being your husband in Nature, and not I. If he were dead it might be different... .
How much did that little statement contribute to Tess' actions later on??
] BTW, if Tess had told him, do you think he would have married her?
No, I don't so. He would have left the dairy and never seen her again.
- Excellent thought **Spoilers** Golda 13:26:08 9/22/98
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- Excuses, excuses... Cheryl 14:55:57 9/22/98
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- I mean Constanza 12:46:27 9/21/98
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- jerk or another victim of fate? Jane 12:50:36 9/22/98
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- Oh yes! Cheryl 15:28:27 9/21/98
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