Viewers had the same puzzled look on their faces when they saw Luna appear in the brush aside of Will Spencer’s (Crew Morrow) beachfront house that his father just gifted to him. The audience last saw Luna getting out of the cart and making a break for freedom while a fight was happening in her cell block.
How did Luna get from the prison to the beach, and was the jail close to where Will lives?
Along with the question above, viewers were wondering how Luna paid for or obtained transportation without any visible signs of money. Fans were to assume that loose change or even a smartphone with a ready ride share app was inside the smelly clothes she was hiding under.
Soap operas often veer toward the incredible to create compelling stories. But this particular tale really and truly tests the suspension of disbelief technique.
B&B devotees simply have to accept that Luna made it from the prison to Will’s house in a relatively short amount of time. Plus, they have to digest Electra Forrester (Laneya Grace) leaving the beach house to return to Forrester Creations without making sure she locked the door on the way out, and that Will didn’t lock it either.
The audience is also asked to believe that various setup scenes were created that showed Will’s outdoor shower head. Freeloading beachgoers apparently sensed or could see that a working shower is located outside the beach house and regularly use the fixture.
But those establishing scenes happened so that Luna could swipe an over-shirt that a female beach visitor removed?
Luna’s attire didn’t prove necessary for her to remain hidden or to gain access to Will’s house, where she’d infamously been before earlier this summer. Instead, a teased chase scene will unfold that is probably leading to Luna going missing or being assumed dead.
Let’s separate the eyebrow-raising storyline from the actors who are working it. Kudos to everyone, most especially Daytime Emmy Award-winner Yamada.
The actor who has portrayed this riveting character is, as her recent honor affirms, outstanding. Despite Luna’s lunacy, Yamada’s performance offers an ever-vulnerable persona that fans can feel sorry for.
Yes, Luna has killed two people and tried to kill others, and her conception of Will’s baby was completely deceptive. Yet, she’s a poor soul who needs help and has been failed by a supposed justice system that mimics the bad parenting Poppy Nozawa (Romy Park) offered during Luna’s childhood.
Luna can’t die at this point in the plot. Assuming she escapes the coming police chase or is assumed dead, this character can’t die yet. She’s electric and has plenty of wild adventures to take in the future.
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Who knows what these writers have in mind with luna. The entire sl was messed up from the beginning. The writers worked bad luna right into a corner with no place to go. They could have left luna in prison to carry out her pregnancy. This is something we don't know.