From: Lisa Klobucar <klobuca1@pilot.msu.edu>

At 01:39 PM 10/31/96 -0500, you wrote:
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>Here's what happened yesterday:
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>Maggie/Raphael/Cass
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>Maggie tries to talk Mr. Bennett (the lawyer)
>into helping her access her trust fund.   If he can pull off this
>scam, she will retain him. Maggie explains to him that she is
>just like her real grandfather - Mac Cory - he always got what
>he wanted and she is following in his footsteps.  She wants access
>to her trust fund now and not in 40 years - are you reading me
>Mr. Bennett? Loud and clear Miss Cory.  He proceeds to inform
>her that Mrs. Hutchins is a very powerful women in her own right
>and if she doesn't want Maggie to have the trust fund then it
>may be impossible.  I'm well aware of that Mr. Bennett but its
>time to pass the torch onto the new generation.  Maggie leads
>him to believe that she want to use the money to invest her ideas
>into the Cory empire and even goes so far as to tell him that
>if he is able to get a hold of the money - she will be willing
>to place him in a position at ground level.  She's ready to fight
>for what she believes in  (the money).  The only way she can get
>the money is by reaching the age of 24 or being married and she
>produces her  marriage licence for him to read.  He falls for
>it and heads off to arrange the release of the cash.  Meanwhile
>Raphael talks to Nick about the money and Maggie.  He thinks their
>relationship is electric  and tells Nick he must have been nuts
>to be married to Maggie and then give her up.  Nick reminds him
>that it was a nightmare being married to Maggie and warns Raphael
>that he is way over his head here.  She is too rich for him. 
>Raphael has other plans, he wants Maggie and the money and aims
>to get it.  Cass arrives at the Corys to try and talk some sense
>into Maggie after Rachel pleaded with him to talk to her.  Cass
>told Rachel that there are no loop holes in the trust fund that
>Mac set up.  Rachel reminds him about the marriage but Cass is
>not concerned because it was annulled.  Cass talks to Maggie about
>going back to school - but Maggie wants him to take a reality
>check - I'm just like my mother - born to be rich and agrees to
>quit trying to get a hold of the trust fund at this time.  Bennett
>shows up at the door while Cass is talking to Maggie - Maggie
>tries to rush Bennett out of the room explaining to Cass that
>he is the exterminator.  She gets Bennett outside on the patio
>while she ushers cash out the front door.  When all has calmed
>down, Bennett explains to her the problem about the marriage not
>being registered.  Maggie now has to come up with another idea.
> She talks to Raphael about running away with .
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>Jake/Vicky/Bobby
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>Vicky & Bobby are surprised to find Jake
>standing over them watching them sleep.  Vicky starts to fast
>talk her way out of the situation telling Jake how its been the
>longest night of her life - just terrible.  He is visible upset
>but is trying to control his feelings.  After Vicky sputters for
>a few minutes. Jake tells her OK, I believe you.  Bobby figures
>he's in the wrong place at the wrong time and starts to move all
>the pumpkins from the truck into Jakes car.  Jake who's upset
>at Vicky and the situation, doesn't say a word and starts to help
>Bobby.  Vicky realizing he is upset tries to change the subject
>by saying that she is starving and needs to eat.  At the restaurant
>Jake finally rips into Mr. Fix It.  She might have bought the
>broken axle story but I hope she didn't buy anything else you
>were selling!  Jake infuriates Bobby by saying that Vicky told
>Jake Bobby would be the last person on earth she'd have anything
>to do with.  Vicky, who had left the table to call Donna returns
>to now find Bobby upset and she doesn't now why!  They all start
>talking about last night again and Vicky tells Jake about the
>brush wolves - he takes one look at Bobby and says - this is Illinois
>partner - not Texas (you're on the money here Sandy!).  Bobby
>just looks at Jake and Vicky continues to put her foot in her
>mouth by telling Jake the story about the bear and the chocolate.
> He's had enough of this story and they leave.
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>Cindy/Lorna/Gabe/Chris
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>Cindy listens in on a conversation Gabe has
>with Lorna about the secrecy required around J/G's wedding.  Cody
>is not to find out that they have moved it up a week. Gabe wants
>to make sure that Felicia is not told about the change in plans.
> Lorna reluctantly agrees to the plans and they discuss going
>to the Harbour Club for Halloween.  Gabe sees Cindy and invites
>her to join them - there is a police officer that would like to
>ask her out (Adams) but Cindy tells him she already has a date
>(which she doesn't).  Chris shows up at the hospital looking for
>information about one of its patients, runs into Cindy and she
>is able to worm her way into a date with Chris for the night.
> It's off the Harbour Club for her.<BR>
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>Donna/Grant/Kids
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>Donna arrives at Vicky's to return the kids
>from their overnight sleep at Nanna's and finds Grant waiting
>on the steps.  He questions Donna where Vicky is - he's been knocking
>on the door for 15 minutes - no answer.  She ad lib's and tells
>him that Vicky is probably at the market buying stuff for Halloween.
> He talks to Kirkland alone while Donna and Steven head inside.
> Grant brings Kirkland a toothbrush present and tries to pump
>Kirkland for information about Jake.  Does Jake have a toothbrush
>at the house.  Does he have a bathrobe there, or a drawer full
>of clothes?  Kirkland shrugs his shoulders like he doesn't know
>but does tell Grant that both Bobby and Jake have their own mugs.
> Steven comes out on the porch to grab Kirkland and take him inside
>but not before Grant is able to get a dig in about Vicky to Donna
>- Don't think I won't talk to Vicky about her un-maternal nature
>of leaving his son alone overnight without telling him and he
>leaves. Vicki, Jake and Bobby arrive, tell the kids all about
>the big bad bear story unaware that Grant is listening in from
>the bushes.  Vicky ends up saying that all is well - she's happy
>to be home again safe and sound.
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>Grant mumbles (and I do mean mumble - couldn't
>quite pick up what he said) something to the effect that - you're
>wrong Vicky - you'll not always be safe and sound.  FREEZE FRAME.
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Lisa Klobucar- 100% Diva material
IAH Dept.-Michigan State Univ.
klobuca1@pilot.msu.edu
http://www.msu.edu/user/klobuca1
"I ran out of sick days, so I called in dead!"
"...If you try and kidnap my brother again, I'll call the cops faster than 
Nana burns the french toast" Stephen Frame-AW 10/30/96


