Angelique is wearing the hell out of that white chiffony dressing gown or whatever it is in this story arc. I swear I haven't seen her in anything other than this. LOL
She has also worn a black velvet gown with a white ruffle collar in this story arc. She is wearing that black velvet gown with a ruffle collar in the coffin when she is first revealed to be the vampire by Nicholas opening the coffin in episode 555 at 21:56 and in episode 556 at 2:30. She wears it again in episode 559. In episode 560 starting at 16:08, she wears a gown consisting of a dove gray top with ruffles and long sheer sleeves with a wide dove gray belt at the waist and a long pleated, brocade skirt with a pattern in golden brown and dove gray on a white background when she lets Joe Haskell into Nicholas' house for the first time, pretending to be Nicholas' secretary. She continues wearing that dress in episodes 561, 562 and 563. Angelique first appears in the white "chiffony" gown in episode 573 beginning at 2:15. Angelique is in the black velvet gown again in episode 599 beginning at 5:58.
I'm a bit confused regarding Elizabeth's spell. I was under the impression that when Angelique's witchhood was ended by Nicholas, her powers as a witch were stopped, thus removing any curses she put on people, including Elizabeth's. She, of course, is a vampire now, with no witchly powers. Am I missing something here?
You are missing the fact that a curse goes on independent of the existence of the one casting the curse, as long as nothing interferes with the operation of the curse. For example, Angelique cursed Barnabas to be a vampire forever when she thought she was dying. That curse continued for about 173 years after Barnabas killed Angelique, until the experiment animating Adam with Barnabas' life force interfered with Angelique's curse. If Adam dies, then the interference with the curse will be removed and Barnabas will revert to being a vampire as Dr. Lang indicated in his taped message to Julia before he died, regardless of Angelique's existence or type of being she is at the time. There is a difference between a curse, which is placed once and continues to operate regardless of the existence or status of the being initiating the curse, versus a spell which must be actively maintained by the one casting the spell. For example, Angelique's control spell over Ben Stokes ended when Barnabas killed Angelique.
@@melodiefrances3898 Thanks, but I think the writers are mostly consistent about the distinction between curses and spells throughout the series, perhaps with a few lapses here and there.
Eve's dislike of Adam seems to increase the longer she's around him. Adam is so clingy. Not wanting her out of his sight. Nicholas wants her to go along with his plans for some reason. I guess Angelique expected Nicholas to lower the boom on her after catching her with Jeff Clark. Can't wait to see what happens next.
"Nicholas wants her to go along with his plans for some reason." Nicholas has stated the reason before, which is that he wants Adam and Eve to procreate to produce offspring that will be a race of superhumans who will do his master Diabolos' bidding, which is why he wanted the life force animating Eve to come from the spirit of an evil woman. He can't get those offspring from Adam alone.
The reason Nicholas wants Eve to go along with his plan is that he wants Adam and Eve to procreate to produce offspring that will be a race of superhumans who will do his master Diabolos' bidding, which is why he wanted the life force animating Eve to come from the spirit of an evil woman. He can't get those offspring from Adam alone, and getting a human woman to be Adam's mate may not work if she is not evil enough to guarantee that the offspring will all follow Diabolos. I think Eve may prove to be more independent thinking than Nicholas had expected and that just because she is evil, does not mean that she will follow an evil master, but instead will want to be independently evil and do whatever she wants to do when she wants to do it. Essentially, although Nicholas thinks he is in control of Eve, he may have been played by Danielle Roget who used him to come back to life without any intention of serving Nicholas or his master.
The reason Nicholas wants Eve to go along with his plans is that he wants Adam and Eve to produce superior offspring who will do his master Diabolos' bidding, which is why he wanted the life force animating Eve to come from the spirit of an evil woman. He can't get those offspring from Adam alone, and getting a human woman to be Adam's mate may not work if she is not evil enough to guarantee that the offspring will all follow Diabolos. I think Eve may prove to be more independent thinking than Nicholas had expected, and that just because she is evil, does not mean that she will follow an evil master, but instead will want to be independently evil and do whatever she wants to do when she wants to do it. Although Nicholas thinks he is in control of Eve, he may have been played by Danielle Roget who used him just to come back to life without any intention of serving Nicholas or his master.
I thought he was unnecessarily cruel to Elizabeth. I know he's frusterated because he can't understand why she's obsessed with death but insulting her and losing his temper with her isn't going to help the situation. (SPOILER ALERT)....I always believed it was just as well that Roger went away when Julia pronounced Elizabeth dead thanks to Angelique returning as Cassandra and bewitching Elizabeth making it appear that she was dead (when she was still very much alive). I have a feeling if he had been around at the time he would have been prepared to disregard Elizabeth's wishes and have her buried in the ground.
Its funny, when this show was on tv i was "addicted" to it. Now that its on U-tube, im "addicted" to it again!! Thank you ❤
Me too 😂
Having these daily videos is like when we were young except we also get it on weekends 😁
Eve’s distatse for Adam - all the perils of an arranged marriage without having actually had a wedding 😂
It's kind of darkly funny that after all the trouble they went through to make Adam a mate, she doesn't like him either!
@@jimcat6795 She must’ve read our comments about him 😂
Most women do not find how Adam behaves very attractive. Whiny, clingy, and controlling. Yuck.
I liked Adam until he was corrupted by Nicholas.
me too👍
Me too.
Yeah, that ruined his character.
Angelique is wearing the hell out of that white chiffony dressing gown or whatever it is in this story arc. I swear I haven't seen her in anything other than this. LOL
I'm guessing it's supposed to be a burial dress?
@@melissajenniferjones9959 Thx melissa, I didn't think of that:)
She has also worn a black velvet gown with a white ruffle collar in this story arc. She is wearing that black velvet gown with a ruffle collar in the coffin when she is first revealed to be the vampire by Nicholas opening the coffin in episode 555 at 21:56 and in episode 556 at 2:30. She wears it again in episode 559.
In episode 560 starting at 16:08, she wears a gown consisting of a dove gray top with ruffles and long sheer sleeves with a wide dove gray belt at the waist and a long pleated, brocade skirt with a pattern in golden brown and dove gray on a white background when she lets Joe Haskell into Nicholas' house for the first time, pretending to be Nicholas' secretary. She continues wearing that dress in episodes 561, 562 and 563.
Angelique first appears in the white "chiffony" gown in episode 573 beginning at 2:15.
Angelique is in the black velvet gown again in episode 599 beginning at 5:58.
Angelique is the undead she doesnt care what shes wearing.
And how about nicholas wearing the same suit in every episode hes in, he must have hundreds of the same suits in his clothes closet. 😂😅
I'm a bit confused regarding Elizabeth's spell. I was under the impression that when Angelique's witchhood was ended by Nicholas, her powers as a witch were stopped, thus removing any curses she put on people, including Elizabeth's. She, of course, is a vampire now, with no witchly powers. Am I missing something here?
You are missing the fact that a curse goes on independent of the existence of the one casting the curse, as long as nothing interferes with the operation of the curse.
For example, Angelique cursed Barnabas to be a vampire forever when she thought she was dying. That curse continued for about 173 years after Barnabas killed Angelique, until the experiment animating Adam with Barnabas' life force interfered with Angelique's curse. If Adam dies, then the interference with the curse will be removed and Barnabas will revert to being a vampire as Dr. Lang indicated in his taped message to Julia before he died, regardless of Angelique's existence or type of being she is at the time.
There is a difference between a curse, which is placed once and continues to operate regardless of the existence or status of the being initiating the curse, versus a spell which must be actively maintained by the one casting the spell. For example, Angelique's control spell over Ben Stokes ended when Barnabas killed Angelique.
@@luminiferous1960 very well put.
I suspect you put more thought into it than the writers did.
@@melodiefrances3898 Thanks, but I think the writers are mostly consistent about the distinction between curses and spells throughout the series, perhaps with a few lapses here and there.
Cassandra comes back to liz severl more times taunting her, one scene with amy and her powers are stronger then ever.
@@luminiferous1960 Wow, thanks so kindly for your awesome explanation.
Eve's dislike of Adam seems to increase the longer she's around him. Adam is so clingy. Not wanting her out of his sight. Nicholas wants her to go along with his plans for some reason. I guess Angelique expected Nicholas to lower the boom on her after catching her with Jeff Clark. Can't wait to see what happens next.
He wants them to breed a "Master Race" of humans. That was his plan from the beginning.
"Nicholas wants her to go along with his plans for some reason." Nicholas has stated the reason before, which is that he wants Adam and Eve to procreate to produce offspring that will be a race of superhumans who will do his master Diabolos' bidding, which is why he wanted the life force animating Eve to come from the spirit of an evil woman. He can't get those offspring from Adam alone.
The reason Nicholas wants Eve to go along with his plan is that he wants Adam and Eve to procreate to produce offspring that will be a race of superhumans who will do his master Diabolos' bidding, which is why he wanted the life force animating Eve to come from the spirit of an evil woman. He can't get those offspring from Adam alone, and getting a human woman to be Adam's mate may not work if she is not evil enough to guarantee that the offspring will all follow Diabolos.
I think Eve may prove to be more independent thinking than Nicholas had expected and that just because she is evil, does not mean that she will follow an evil master, but instead will want to be independently evil and do whatever she wants to do when she wants to do it. Essentially, although Nicholas thinks he is in control of Eve, he may have been played by Danielle Roget who used him to come back to life without any intention of serving Nicholas or his master.
The reason Nicholas wants Eve to go along with his plans is that he wants Adam and Eve to produce superior offspring who will do his master Diabolos' bidding, which is why he wanted the life force animating Eve to come from the spirit of an evil woman. He can't get those offspring from Adam alone, and getting a human woman to be Adam's mate may not work if she is not evil enough to guarantee that the offspring will all follow Diabolos.
I think Eve may prove to be more independent thinking than Nicholas had expected, and that just because she is evil, does not mean that she will follow an evil master, but instead will want to be independently evil and do whatever she wants to do when she wants to do it. Although Nicholas thinks he is in control of Eve, he may have been played by Danielle Roget who used him just to come back to life without any intention of serving Nicholas or his master.
@@luminiferous1960 So well-said!
Roger you gave me a heart attack
I thought he was unnecessarily cruel to Elizabeth. I know he's frusterated because he can't understand why she's obsessed with death but insulting her and losing his temper with her isn't going to help the situation.
(SPOILER ALERT)....I always believed it was just as well that Roger went away when Julia pronounced Elizabeth dead thanks to Angelique returning as Cassandra and bewitching Elizabeth making it appear that she was dead (when she was still very much alive). I have a feeling if he had been around at the time he would have been prepared to disregard Elizabeth's wishes and have her buried in the ground.
@BethHarmon-y9d dear Beth that's so true in her poor fragile state it was to much on her
@@BethHarmon-y9d no beth roger was right on smashing her model of her tomb, he was hoping she would snap out of her madness.
Enjoy the show 🎉🎉
Most people are not attracted to whiny, clingy, controlling people. Which is what Adam has become.