The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers: Li Remains In Focus – Finn Needs Real Mother’s Help
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The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers document that Li Finnegan’s (Naomi Matsuda) continued appearances imply her importance as her son deals with Sheila Carter’s (Kimberlin Brown) next intrusion. John Finn Finnegan (Tanner Novlan) promised the only woman he considers his mother that Sheila will never know his son.
Hayes Forrester Finnegan (Iliana and Vienna Norris) has a genetic connection to Sheila. Longtime B&B fans, along with crossover viewers from The Young and the Restless, know that Brown’s character has a fixation on babies and children.
Finn does not know that Sheila entered the cliff house in the recent past. She picked Hayes up from his playpen and cradled her grandson in her arms, while Finn took a work-related call in another room.
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Sheila’s return to the Finnegan’s home looms. Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) is determined to help the woman he intentionally aligned himself with reestablish ties with her son.
Bill noticed that Sheila was not herself in recent days. How Diamont’s character determined what normal is for this particular person, as a means of comparison, is an open question.
Sheila has no path back to Finn at this point in the plot. Bill is inclined to intervene, telling her he will make a reconciliation happen. Considering the blackmail threat Bill made to Steffy and Finn, which included Li, fans are right to wonder if that weapon will be used again.
B&B Spoilers – Li Finnegan Demonstrated Fierce Capacity
Li survived Sheila’s physical attack after Brown’s character discovered where Matsuda’s character was living. That plot point was never revealed, with viewers suspending belief to forward the storyline.
Sheila knocked Li out when she suspected Finn was present. Sheila’s discovery eventually led to a wild car chase that resulted in Li being forced off the road into what appeared to be her watery death.
But Li survived, lived outside Wyatt Spencer’s (Darin Brooks) favorite restaurant for a while, and was eventually discovered by Bill. Li experienced Bill’s softer side, which is the same one Sheila is currently experiencing.
The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers – Sheila Carter Will Not Go Easy
Bill may need to to force Finn to see Sheila by threatening to report Li to the authorities for creating his fake death certificate. Fans can again question why the authorities would not have investigated that matter before now.
However, Li’s connection with Bill was real. He was developing feelings for Finn’s mother, with the projected revival of contact between Li and Bill establishing a triangle with Sheila.
There is no predicting how Sheila would react if she senses Bill is fond of Li. Finn’s adoptive mother should pick up on that and potentially exploit it for the audience’s benefit on B&B.
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It’s time for Sheila to go I am getting tired of her . I am going to stop watching the story she is not the only person in the story.
Please don’t refer to Sheila as Finn’s ‘real’ mother. I take offense to that description. Not because it’s Sheila. I’m adopted and my adoptive mother was, to me, my Real Mother. In every sense of the word. The woman that gave birth to me gave me away. For a good reason. My adoptive mother couldn’t have babies. Her best friend got pregnant with me and gave me to her. Nice of her to do that since she slept with my dad. Just because she gave birth to me did not mama Ke her my ‘real’ mother.
There is a big difference between your adoption, and Finn’s adoption, we are talking about a fake story, and fake people, it’s not real. On a soap it should be understood that we should not compare what we are being entertained with to real life. There is a reason that they differentiate the two women, it’s so that we remember that we are talking about two completely different women.