Trying this on my new xoom tablet for the first time. I'm using text to talk, So will see how this goes. In this case, Todd literally has no one, except maybe Zach. I always find their scenes interesting.
The thing I love about this scene is how Todd reveals who he is without realizing - we start understanding that he does not want to live. He does have remorse - not a sociopath. Todd - we love you.
He actually tells Zach his plan.
Powell wants to write a book ... "about what happened to all of us last Spring." Uh, ok.
The whole Powell thing gets so out of control whenever they want to make a comparison between the two of them. "what happened to all of us?" He's considering himself Todd's victim. Whatever.
Hard writing about this today because 1) I have stitches in my shoulder and it hurts and 2) I am so excited about Friday!
Sound off guys, hope to hear from you all.
I can't see the video so I don't know if that's my browsers fault or that something went wrong when you posted it. But I've actually been rewatching this storyline on YouTube at the moment.. again :p I've seen this so many times I've lost count haha.
ReplyDeleteI always find myself having a hard time not skipping the Powell scenes because he just irritates me like hell for playing the victim and pretending to be a saint. And knowing how this story turned out it makes it even worse.
But then when it comes to Todd, well I can't stop watching him :P I love how he is vulnerable but yet doesn't want anyone to feel sorry for him, unlike Powell.
Thanks for posting the video, I so needed this after forcing myself to watch OLTL with this 'person pretending to be Todd' just to keep up with the story before RH's return. Can't wait till Friday, justice will finally be served!
I can't see the video either.
ReplyDelete@ToddManning9394 Okay, so than I'm not alone :P Anyway here is the link to the video on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDd4f0F_Jjk
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