The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers: Finn Accepts Dylan’s Story – Is Electra’s Friend Telling The Truth?
The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers indicate that John Finn Finnegan (Tanner Novlan) is just starting to recover from the multiple shocks he’s endured since the summer. But Luna Nozawa’s (Lisa Yamada) death puts an end to the currency of the drama he and many others faced.
Luna was a troubled individual who used her mother’s misguided parenting as an excuse to commit multiple crimes. Killing two men, attempting to kill Finn’s wife, Steffy Forrester Finnegan (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood), and Liam Spencer (Scott Clifton) meant that Luna should have been in prison for the remainder of her natural life.
Viewers know that didn’t happen, with Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) still kicking himself. Luna manipulated his compassion for her into a pardon, which led to further mayhem and eventually Dylan (Sydney Bullock) running her over.
Poppy Nozawa Takes Responsibility
Poppy Nozawa (Romy Park) was not the reason why Luna committed murder or all of the other illegal acts that she did. But her negligent parenting efforts left deep psychological scars inside Luna’s mind.
What should have happened didn’t. Luna needed to be under psychiatric care and likely medication for many years. That part of the storyline wasn’t pushed, seemingly because withholding that natural step would have prevented Yamada’s character from emerging as a monstrous human being.
Despite the awful insults Luna offered to and about her mother, Poppy cared about her. She never deserved to be framed for the murders of Tom Starr (Clint Howard) and Paul Hollis Hollister (Hollis W. Chambers). That forever changed Poppy’s feelings for Luna.
John Finn Finnegan Loves His Family
Finn endured life jolts before Luna was revealed as his daughter. Learning that his father, Jack Finnegan (Ted King), had an affair with Sheila Carter Sharpe (Kimberlin Brown) was intense.
Jack’s admission that he was Finn’s biological father, not his adoptive one, and that Sheila was his mother, was incredible. That tale became the precursor to Luna being Sheila’s progeny in what was one of the more inspired connections in recent years.
Luna’s tragic end provided relief. So, Dylan’s admission, while stunning, doesn’t change the peace Finn and Steffy are enjoying as the start of the major holiday season begins.
Electra Forrester’s Link: A Wrap Or An Opening?
It could be that the writing staff created an unknown friendship between Electra Forrester (Laneya Grace) and Dylan simply to wrap Yamada’s celebrated time on the show. Alternatively, Bullock could be more than a character who was briefly seen last summer and again now.
If Dylan’s purpose was simply to explain who hit and killed Luna, then that will be that. But it’s surely possible that Dylan intentionally ran Luna down because she tied her up at the beach house.
But it’s possible that Dylan’s actions were purely accidental, and Bullock’s character remains in the show. Viewers have to ask themselves why, of all the possibilities, she was the person who hit and killed Luna?
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