Laura asked:

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Char Kochensparger

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Isabella I say this with heavy sarcasm-- Will is perfect: he probably looked even better, sexier, and more rugged in a soaking wet tux.

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Sarak77

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Julier I think the frequent shifting back and forth in time made it harder to track the many inconsistencies in this story. I worked very hard to keep in mind who was where when (Col Mustard and the candlestick....).

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Diane No answer from me, but I sure wondered the same thing...

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Dharmarn Yet, ironically, Will feels the need to go back to the Folly to was cake off his face. Doesn’t need to change out of seawater and sand suit, but a little cake on his face and he’s gotta get clean. But Foley needed a reason to get him back to the Folly by himself. Although...when/how would Aoife have confronted him if he hadn’t needed to go back?

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Kathryn Nelson I had the exact same question! He goes into the sea, gets dragged into a cave, and he doesn't need to change before cake cutting? Seems like his pretentious bride would have had a fit!

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Stephanie Menendez Additionally, Jules mentions ripping her dress as she ran to see what was happening and also walked through the cematary and stomped on her crown, but was apparently still camera ready for the photos.

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Gmcage This bugged me too. I figured Will must have somehow dried off and changed, even though there was no mention of that. But changed into what? He loaned his spare suit to Johnno. And later he’s still looking dapper in a suit. So it just didn’t fit.

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