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More and more I think the person she sees in the mirror is her father (or a parental figure) who abused her as a child. Is Agnes Nixon doing another incest story? (Well Marlene Mcwhatever her name is I mean tongue.png .) If done right it can be powerful--and it also sets up an obvious romantic situation if someone (Pete?) helps her admit to what happened. (Isn't that how Ceara and Jeremy connected?)

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I'm not sure it is how they connected but it was a huge part of their story.

This reminds me, I didn't know who Genie Francis was when she was All My Children. I liked Ceara but I didn't know who Genie Francis was from a stranger on the street. Ceara and Erica's Enchantment cat-fight is still probably my favorite cat-fight of all time. I don't think they touched each other but there was an extraordinary amount of throwing and blocking.

I also get the impression it's some sort of child molestation story in the pike for Celia.

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I'm glad someone else agrees.

Yeah--I was 11 mind you, but I had no idea who Genie Francis was either--and even when, prob just a year later I was getting out from the library every soap book I could find and learned about the Luke and Laura ratings bonanza, I still didn't make a connection... sigh.

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