Question E

[Jonetta]

Laughlin also antagonizes Kate who decides not to share what’s going on with Lucy. In hindsight this was a mistake but in that moment, did you understand her point of view?

[Anita]

I understood why Kate didn't want Lucy to know that Hans has pulled strings for her to get in. Lucy wanted so badly to do it all on her own. Kate wanted her to be successful.

[Jonetta]

Laughlin was saying the same things to Kate he said to Lucy. She should have told her as Lucy’s imagination was worse than the truth.

[Robin]

She should have told Lucy. Kate had already promised her that she would never lie to her or keep anything from her again. I agree that Lucy's imagination was worse than the truth.

[Sharon]

I didn't agree with Kate's decision at all. In fact, I felt like she forgives Kate too easily. You can't tell someone you trust them, then have your actions show you don't.

I'm worried that Sean's dishonesty is going to ruin their relationship too. Secrets are always revealed.

[Anita]

Sean walks a fine line with the secrets he has. I think it is going to blow up on him at some point.

[Charlene]

I was disappointed with Kate, and I have no idea whether Sean will come clean in time to be forgiven. I hope so.

[Melissa]

I think she feared that Laughlin would get Dillon involved and into trouble as well. She knew what she was doing was wrong and I honestly think she felt bad about it. Laughlin did a really good job making her and Lucy feel like that were useless.
I agree with the Sean theory. He's going to be harder for Lucy to forgive than Kate.