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Monster in the Closet
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I'm not sure that this was as strong a move as it might have been because Taylor loves her stepfather to the nth degree. Of course, learning of her mother's lies would make her curious to know about her biological dad.
At first I didn’t quite get why but then thought about how her whole, entire life was built on her mother’s lies. Human nature would have her reevaluate her truths but not necessarily abandon all those safeguards and erected walls overnight. It made sense that she’d want to judge for herself what kind of man Clay really was.
Agree, Jonetta. I wasn't surprised that she wanted the opportunity to observe Clay before she revealed herself. This was a really big step for her. She finds out that the man she thought was a monster for her entire life was not only not a monster but an honorable man.
I agree with Jonetta. It is revealed early on that Taylor's (Sienna) mother must have had mental health issues and smothered her daughter in the belief she was keeping her "safe" and told straight out lies about Clay. It makes sense that she would have been guarded about meeting her biological father with that background.


