I absolutely think she did it. I think everything they're doing now is simply trying to obfuscate it.

Is it possible that WIllow might be faking DID or whatever? You know, like how we all know she was faking her cancer (even if the show refused to come out and say so)?

23 minutes ago, Khan said:

Is it possible that WIllow might be faking DID or whatever? You know, like how we all know she was faking her cancer (even if the show refused to come out and say so)?

If she did I would respect it. It's not a bad story angle. But they haven't fully leaned into Willow being a villainess yet (or at least haven't tipped the hand onscreen) and they should. MacMullen is doing very good work and the right handling of her mayhem could get her at least several more years on the show IMO.

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3 hours ago, titan1978 said:

Just let Willow be who she is- a trauma survivor that has never gotten help and has run from man to man to rescue her or give her attention, and it’s all unraveling and not working anymore. On top of that, she lost her kids. And I think even more important to her psychology is that she isn’t being seen as an innocent person in all this anymore. This latest life blowup has opened her up to visibility that doesn’t paint her as a damsel in distress or victim

I totally agree with this. Willow’s character arc is one of the show’s more coherent tbh.

Cynthia Watros was so funny on Friday’s ep, sanitizing the office, etc.

2 hours ago, Vee said:

If she did I would respect it. It's not a bad story angle. But they haven't fully leaned into Willow being a villainess yet (or at least haven't tipped the hand onscreen) and they should. MacMullen is doing very good work and the right handling of her mayhem could get her at least several more years on the show IMO.

4 hours ago, titan1978 said:

Just let Willow be who she is- a trauma survivor that has never gotten help and has run from man to man to rescue her or give her attention, and it’s all unraveling and not working anymore. On top of that, she lost her kids. And I think even more important to her psychology is that she isn’t being seen as an innocent person in all this anymore. This latest life blowup has opened her up to visibility that doesn’t paint her as a damsel in distress or victim.

As I see it, Willow Tait Quartermaine is the most dangerous kind of woman: the kind who has nothing left to lose. So, why NOT allow her to decide she's no longer willing to "play nice" and figure out a way to avoid prison and still get even with Drew and everyone else she believes has betrayed her? That's the kind of "heel turn" that many soap fans live for. So, of course, that means Frank Valentini ain't gonna do it, lol.