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- Oliver glaubt nicht mehr daran, dass sich die anonyme Dichterin bei ihm melden wird. Auch Juli will das Thema Oliver begraben und sich stattdessen auf das Eislaufen konzentrieren. Das Schicksal hat jedoch andere Pläne. Deniz widersteht Roman Verführungsversuch, doch die Reaktion seines Körpers verrät, dass ihn die Aktion nicht unberührt lässt. Deniz fühlt sich schlecht und verheimlicht die Sache vor Vanessa. Roman hingegen sieht sich in seiner Vermutung bestätigt, dass Deniz schwul ist. Marian kann Nadja nicht dazu überreden, zu bleiben. Sie fährt mit gepacktem Koffer zu Ben nach Mailand. Während glaubt, nun freie Bahn bei Marian zu haben, ist dieser mit der ganzen Situation überfordert. Er reagiert über...
- El trescientos ochenta y cuatro (384) es el número natural que sigue al 383 y precede al 385. Categoría:Números
- 384 – nieistniejąca linia autobusowa zwykła okresowa, która kursowała z Chomiczówki na Okęcie. Linię obsługiwał ajent PKS Grodzisk Mazowiecki.
- Whilst serving coffee to André du Prés and Josette Collins, Angelique Bouchard learns that Barnabas Collins and Jeremiah Collins intend to duel today. Josette pleads with her father to stop the fight, but André reminds her that it is a matter of honor and he cannot interfere. Josette is beside herself over being responsible for one of the men being hurt. The possibility of Barnabas' death sends Angelique fleeing from the room.
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- Oliver glaubt nicht mehr daran, dass sich die anonyme Dichterin bei ihm melden wird. Auch Juli will das Thema Oliver begraben und sich stattdessen auf das Eislaufen konzentrieren. Das Schicksal hat jedoch andere Pläne. Deniz widersteht Roman Verführungsversuch, doch die Reaktion seines Körpers verrät, dass ihn die Aktion nicht unberührt lässt. Deniz fühlt sich schlecht und verheimlicht die Sache vor Vanessa. Roman hingegen sieht sich in seiner Vermutung bestätigt, dass Deniz schwul ist. Marian kann Nadja nicht dazu überreden, zu bleiben. Sie fährt mit gepacktem Koffer zu Ben nach Mailand. Während glaubt, nun freie Bahn bei Marian zu haben, ist dieser mit der ganzen Situation überfordert. Er reagiert über...
- El trescientos ochenta y cuatro (384) es el número natural que sigue al 383 y precede al 385. Categoría:Números
- 384 – nieistniejąca linia autobusowa zwykła okresowa, która kursowała z Chomiczówki na Okęcie. Linię obsługiwał ajent PKS Grodzisk Mazowiecki.
- Whilst serving coffee to André du Prés and Josette Collins, Angelique Bouchard learns that Barnabas Collins and Jeremiah Collins intend to duel today. Josette pleads with her father to stop the fight, but André reminds her that it is a matter of honor and he cannot interfere. Josette is beside herself over being responsible for one of the men being hurt. The possibility of Barnabas' death sends Angelique fleeing from the room. In his room, Barnabas prepares his dueling pistol when Angelique bursts in. When she begs him not to fight Jeremiah, Barnabas accuses Josette of having sent her to protest the duel on her behalf. Barnabas, filled with hatred toward Jeremiah and Josette, refuses to listen. He asks Angelique if she knew his uncle and his fiance planned to be married. Angelique claims she suspected their betrayal. Barnabas wonders why she never told him, but Angelique has a simple answer: he would never have believed her. Angelique learns that Barnabas has never seen nor participated in a duel before, and she is shocked that Barnabas would still consider marrying Josette even after all that has happened. Realizing she cannot stop the fight between uncle and nephew, Angelique insists on Barnabas wearing a good luck charm that will keep him safe. Barnabas accepts the gift and wears it, much to Angelique's relief. They are interrupted by André, who is surprised to find Angelique in Barnabas' room. André orders her to return to Josette. Once alone with Barnabas, André tries to talk him out of fighting the "ridiculous" duel with Jeremiah. André accuses Barnabas of destroying Josette's life in order to save his pride. Josette attempts to persuade Jeremiah not to participate in the duel. Jeremiah, however, tells her he has no choice. Josette blames herself for the bitterness Jeremiah and Barnabas feel toward one another. Jeremiah feels he must pay for his betrayal, and Josette realizes he wants Barnabas to kill him. He does not want to die, but it is what Barnabas wants. At that moment André returns, and he informs Jeremiah that Barnabas wishes to see him. Jeremiah refuses, seeing it as nothing more than a waste of time. But Josette finally manages to persuade him to go. Dusk falls; Jeremiah visits Barnabas' room and he and his nephew have few words for each other. Jeremiah apologizes for the grief he has caused, unable to fully explain what compelled him and Josette to elope. Barnabas, however, will not listen. He accuses Jeremiah of plotting to steal Josette from him all along. Barnabas believes that his uncle has secretly hated him all his life to betray him in such a manner. Jeremiah tells him he had no other choice but to be with Josette. Barnabas counters that he has no other choice but to go through with the duel. Josette frets alone in her room when Angelique rushes in to inform her that Barnabas and Jeremiah have gone to fight their duel. Josette promptly faints at the news. Angelique dabs the tainted rose-water onto a handkerchief and wakes Josette, imploring her mistress to go and stop the duel. Josette calls out for Jeremiah, determined to stop Barnabas from killing her husband. On the grounds Barnabas and Jeremiah stand ready to face each other, pistols in hand. They start to pace, readying to face one another. As they turn, Jeremiah closes his eyes and prays. Josette and Angelique hurry onto the scene as Barnabas fires, hitting Jeremiah. Josette screams and goes to Jeremiah's side, ordering Angelique to get help from the house. When Barnabas approaches the fallen figure of his uncle, Josette lashes out at him, calling him a monster and a madman for killing the only man she ever loved. Broken, Barnabas can do nothing except walk away.
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