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- [[Plik:Gorzykowska (autobus 212).JPG|right|thumb|250px|Autobus Scania CN270UB na linii 212 na objeździe na ul. Gorzykowskiej (2015)]] 212 – linia autobusowa zwykła (rozkład jazdy), która kursuje na trasie z Pratulińskiej na Plac Hallera. Linię obsługuje ajent Europa Express City.
- 212 is the area code for New York City, New York.
- El dos cientos doze (212) es el número natural que sigue al 211 y precede al 213. Categoría:Números
- Voller Wut schmeißt Annette Lena aus der WG. Trotzdem leidet Annette unter dem Zerwürfnis mit ihrer Schwester. In ihrer Verzweiflung greift sie während ihrer Imbiss-Schicht zum Alkohol und verliert die Kontrolle. Ingo erkennt, was er ihr angetan hat. Jenny registriert mit wachsender Begeisterung, welch tragende Rolle sie im Falle einer Scheidung durch die Neuverteilung der Firmenanteile einnimmt: Plötzlich sind nicht nur Mutter und Vater von ihr abhängig, sondern auch Julian... Friederike realisiert, dass sie Opa Lutz unterschätzt hat. Doch es fällt ihr schwer, auf ihn zuzugehen. Daher greift sie zu einer außergewöhnlichen Versöhnungstaktik.
- Elizabeth meets her new cousin, Barnabas Collins. She has never heard of this long-lost relative and is amazed by how much he resembles the Barnabas Collins whose portrait hangs in the foyer at Collinwood. The living Barnabas even wears the same black signet ring and carries the same wolf's-head cane that the man in the portrait does.
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- [[Plik:Gorzykowska (autobus 212).JPG|right|thumb|250px|Autobus Scania CN270UB na linii 212 na objeździe na ul. Gorzykowskiej (2015)]] 212 – linia autobusowa zwykła (rozkład jazdy), która kursuje na trasie z Pratulińskiej na Plac Hallera. Linię obsługuje ajent Europa Express City.
- 212 is the area code for New York City, New York.
- El dos cientos doze (212) es el número natural que sigue al 211 y precede al 213. Categoría:Números
- Voller Wut schmeißt Annette Lena aus der WG. Trotzdem leidet Annette unter dem Zerwürfnis mit ihrer Schwester. In ihrer Verzweiflung greift sie während ihrer Imbiss-Schicht zum Alkohol und verliert die Kontrolle. Ingo erkennt, was er ihr angetan hat. Jenny registriert mit wachsender Begeisterung, welch tragende Rolle sie im Falle einer Scheidung durch die Neuverteilung der Firmenanteile einnimmt: Plötzlich sind nicht nur Mutter und Vater von ihr abhängig, sondern auch Julian... Friederike realisiert, dass sie Opa Lutz unterschätzt hat. Doch es fällt ihr schwer, auf ihn zuzugehen. Daher greift sie zu einer außergewöhnlichen Versöhnungstaktik.
- Elizabeth meets her new cousin, Barnabas Collins. She has never heard of this long-lost relative and is amazed by how much he resembles the Barnabas Collins whose portrait hangs in the foyer at Collinwood. The living Barnabas even wears the same black signet ring and carries the same wolf's-head cane that the man in the portrait does. Barnabas tells Elizabeth that he is a direct descendant of the Barnabas Collins who lived in the 18th century. His family moved to England several generations ago, and as it stands, he is the last of the British branch of the family. He has come to Collinsport to find his roots. Elizabeth is incredibly excited by all of this and is even further amazed when Barnabas demonstrates an uncanny knowledge of the Collins family history. He tells her that he grew up hearing stories about the Collins family history and had intimate knowledge of every detail of his ancestry. Victoria and David come downstairs, and David is anxious to go outside and play. He and Victoria talk about Willie, who has not returned, and David hopes he'll come back before heading out. Victoria enters the drawing room and Elizabeth introduces her to Barnabas. Barnabas is instantly enamored with Victoria and begins flirting with her. After talking for a short bit, Barnabas excuses himself and leaves. Victoria, who is quite taken with the courtly new arrival, asks Elizabeth if Jason found Willie. Elizabeth tells her no, and that troubles her. Victoria explains that she saw Willie from her window and that he was carrying his sea bag with him. Elizabeth is certain Willie hasn't left Collinsport as his personal belongings are still in the house. She chides herself for ever letting him set foot in Collinwood. Barnabas arrives later at the Old House – the original family mansion. However, the house has not been used in almost a century and is in shambles. As he enters, he finds David playing on the staircase. When David first notices Barnabas, he thinks that he is seeing a ghost, but is disappointed to discover that his "ghost" is really just his new cousin from England. Barnabas and David speak for a little while, and David shows Barnabas the portrait of Josette Collins, an 18th century ancestor, hanging above the mantle in the living room. They talk about the Old House, and Barnabas becomes wistful when David tells him he likes to watch the sunrise from one of the upstairs rooms. Barnabas admits that he missed his home for a long time, but he doesn't anymore. David returns to Collinwood and asks if Willie returned. Victoria tells him no and that David should stop asking about it. David explains that he met Barnabas at the Old House; he admires the portrait of Barnabas Collins and says that the man in the painting seems angry, while his cousin seems sad and lost, almost haunting the rooms instead of walking through them. At the Old House, Barnabas begins speaking to the portrait of Josette. It becomes obvious that Barnabas knew this woman very intimately at some point in his past. Shouting to an empty room, Barnabas boldly proclaims himself the new master of the Old House, banishing "whatever power" Josette's spirit has.
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