Dorian and Mel: I Remember, Momma - Part 1

Dorian goes to the third floor where she sees her mother, Sonya Roskova Cramer, whom she believed to be dead for the last 30 or more years. At first, she thinks that she is hallucinating until her mother touches her. From there, her mother berates her and articulates her hate toward her children, whom she believes ruined her life. Meanwhile, Mel discovers Dorian is missing from their bed. He and Cassie search for her. Miss Stonecliff notices her missing key and finds Dorian with her mother. She warns her about telling anyone of what she has found. Dorian returns to her bedroom; Miss Stonecliff again drugs Dorian. But Dorian doesn't remain asleep for long. When Dorian awakens, she returns to the third floor to see her mother and she remembers what happened the night her parents supposedly "died." 1 of 5, follows "Dorian and Mel: Buried in the Grave."

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[dereka79]

What a great story for Dorian (and Robin Strasser LOL)! I remember thinking that this kind of story would normally have been given to Viki, whom I adore, but I was really glad Robin got to play this. It explained sooo much about Dorian! Kudos to OLTL and to Robin Strasser!

[dia1962]

Hi Dereka79. Head Writer Claire Labine, my favorite soap writer, rightfully saw the attention due to this legendary character and phenomenal actress. Robin did a fantastic job with the dark story that explained much about OLTL's chief villainess. Robin has maintained in interviews this woman found in the attic after 37 years of presumed death is not Dorian's mother. I always thought that might be an interesting story for some writer to pursue.

[bmf1706]

You are so right. That story had one purpose: to bring Dorian back and that wasn't even done correctly. This one is far superior.

[bmf1706]

Yeah, but Viki had her childhood abuse story a few years before, and the "back-from-the-dead parent" a few years later.

[Shaniaforeverfan]

Thanks for all the clips!