| rdfs:comment | - El dos cientos cincuentaiocho (258) es el número natural que sigue al 257 y precede al 259. Categoría:Números
- Julian kann Oliver nicht davon überzeugen, Diana tatsächlich nur helfen zu wollen und muss versprechen, sich nicht weiter einzumischen. Jenny macht er trotzdem klar, dass er alles für Dianas Schutz tun wird. Jenny ahnt, dass sie einen verdammt guten Plan braucht, um Diana zu vernichten und sucht sich deshalb einen Komplizen. Dank Annette Hilfe haben Lena und Ingo endlich zusammen gefunden. Annette versucht, sich mit den Beiden zu freuen und lässt sich den Stich in ihrem Herzen nach außen nicht anmerken. Doch in Wahrheit zerreißt es ihr das Herz. Tim macht sich nach seinem Kuss mit Nina wieder Hoffnungen - obwohl ihm Nina klar zu verstehen gibt, dass er trotz Knutscherei nichts in ihrem Bett verloren hat. Zugleich zeigt Nina deutliches Interesse an Deniz.
- In the Old House cellar, Maggie is still being held a prisoner in an old, disused room. She moves to the door and calls through the little barred window for the little girl who appeared to her. There is no answer; Maggie is losing hope and she is certain her death is near. Suddenly, she hears the little girl singing London Bridge. Maggie turns... the little girl is not outside the cell, but she's inside of it with her.
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| abstract | - El dos cientos cincuentaiocho (258) es el número natural que sigue al 257 y precede al 259. Categoría:Números
- Julian kann Oliver nicht davon überzeugen, Diana tatsächlich nur helfen zu wollen und muss versprechen, sich nicht weiter einzumischen. Jenny macht er trotzdem klar, dass er alles für Dianas Schutz tun wird. Jenny ahnt, dass sie einen verdammt guten Plan braucht, um Diana zu vernichten und sucht sich deshalb einen Komplizen. Dank Annette Hilfe haben Lena und Ingo endlich zusammen gefunden. Annette versucht, sich mit den Beiden zu freuen und lässt sich den Stich in ihrem Herzen nach außen nicht anmerken. Doch in Wahrheit zerreißt es ihr das Herz. Tim macht sich nach seinem Kuss mit Nina wieder Hoffnungen - obwohl ihm Nina klar zu verstehen gibt, dass er trotz Knutscherei nichts in ihrem Bett verloren hat. Zugleich zeigt Nina deutliches Interesse an Deniz.
- In the Old House cellar, Maggie is still being held a prisoner in an old, disused room. She moves to the door and calls through the little barred window for the little girl who appeared to her. There is no answer; Maggie is losing hope and she is certain her death is near. Suddenly, she hears the little girl singing London Bridge. Maggie turns... the little girl is not outside the cell, but she's inside of it with her. Maggie is stunned; the door is still locked and she asks the little girl how she gained access to the cell. Sarah simply replies that she came to visit Maggie again. She heard Maggie crying, and remembers a lot of crying a long time ago: Sarah's mother, father and brother. Maggie wonders if anyone saw Sarah, but the little girl assures her that no one ever sees her. She "has a way" of coming and going. Sarah admires Josette's music box and Maggie plays it for her. Maggie asks if Sarah told her parents about seeing her, but the little girl says she can't find them. Everyone she knew is gone, although she does have one friend. Maggie promises to be Sarah's friend and to play with her. They toss a ball Sarah has brought with her back and forth, and after a bit of encouragement, Maggie sings London Bridge with her. When Sarah agrees to take Maggie with her, Maggie rushes to the door in an attempt to figure a way out. But when she turns back, the little girl has vanished. Later, Barnabas pauses outside Maggie's cell when he hears her singing London Bridge. She cowers away from him in fear. Barnabas, once more, offers her the chance to become Josette Collins, and again, Maggie refuses. Slowly losing her grip on reality, a childlike Maggie claims she's going to escape and has a secret friend. A saddened Barnabas, who realizes his actions have driven Maggie insane, leaves her alone in the cell. Upstairs, Barnabas informs Willie that Maggie is going out of her mind, and that his hopes of her becoming Josette are gone. Unwilling to keep her at the Old House any longer, Barnabas plans to dispose of her. Willie pleads with Barnabas to change his mind, to have mercy. But Barnabas remembers a time when he was shown no pity. He grabs Willie by the throat and warns him not to interfere, otherwise he will share Maggie's fate. Tomorrow night Maggie will die. Back in her cell, Maggie continues to sing and then calls out for Sarah to come and play with her. At that moment, Willie arrives with a bowl of soup. He believes Maggie is playacting in an attempt to convince Barnabas she is insane. When she persists, Willie becomes rough and yells at her. But Maggie will not be swayed: she does have a friend, her best friend who comes to play and sing with her. Defeated, Willie leaves her alone. Maggie weeps, calling for Sarah and insisting to herself that the little girl is real. She looks down and finds an 18th-century doll lying at her feet. Maggie cradles the doll, knowing that Sarah is going to come back.
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