If you listen closely enough during the dining sequence in Bangor Maine, you'll hear what sounds like a warped recording of "When I Fall in Love" in the background. Carolyn is at another table observing Burke with a mysterious man, unaware that they are discussing ways to destroy her family. Meanwhile, Elizabeth meets with Sam Evans, only a slight recollection of the past, furious that he seems intent on selling her information on the family's past. They are interrupted by Joe, searching for Carolyn.
I certainly could see Elizabeth Collins Stoddard being a bit more ruthless after the way she controls the conversation with Sam. Burke pretends to be flattered by Carolyn's following him, and manages to cover his real actions. We learn that Carolyn's middle name is Stoddard, and that Sam once did preliminary sketches for Elizabeth's missing husband, Paul. The restaurant set is far more glamorous than any other set shown to date, and it's obvious that with the mixture of gothic drama, business intrigue and regular soap opera staples that the show's audience would become extremely eclectic.
I certainly could see Elizabeth Collins Stoddard being a bit more ruthless after the way she controls the conversation with Sam. Burke pretends to be flattered by Carolyn's following him, and manages to cover his real actions. We learn that Carolyn's middle name is Stoddard, and that Sam once did preliminary sketches for Elizabeth's missing husband, Paul. The restaurant set is far more glamorous than any other set shown to date, and it's obvious that with the mixture of gothic drama, business intrigue and regular soap opera staples that the show's audience would become extremely eclectic.
