Passions CAST - Tabitha Lenox

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Tuesday, May 13 2008: The Lies That Come Out of My Mouth.

Tabitha sees an image of Noah and Paloma in her book and says that every page in the Book of Disasters is focused on Harmony and notes that Paloma’s vision is of the future. She says if Juanita makes it to Harmony, she will kill everyone in the L-F family, including Paloma. Tabitha sees Noah and Paloma kissing and disgusted, closes the book. She wonders what it is about the couple that bothers her so much and thinks it’s all the gushy romance. She would however like to watch Paloma with Roberto because that would be hot! She recalls an interlude she had with Zorro and then makes herself a drink. The book then starts to spin around, sparking and giving off black smoke. Tabitha is curious to see who the next victim will be and the book shoots a bunch of sparks to the ceiling which makes Tabitha nervous.

Noah and Paloma kiss, undress and fall back on the bed but the sparks shoot straight through the mattress. Freaked out, they leave the room and run downstairs draped in sheets. Noah demands an explanation and Tabitha just laughs at him, saying the tea he made for Paloma earlier was left over from the Summer of Love in the 60’s and was drugged, so they were just hallucinating. They chastise her for leaving drugged tea around where the kids could get into it and Tabitha assures them she will throw it out. Noah and Paloma head back upstairs and the book starts to spark again. Tabitha says, “Sometimes the lies that come out of my mouth amaze even me.” She thinks Noah shouldn’t worry about the tea so much, but should be concerned about the grim reaper.

Monday, May 05 2008: A Beautiful Night For Flying.

In Tabitha’s living room, Kay cries over her wedding dress going up in flames, Tabitha thinks evil is in Harmony, and Noah and Roberto trade snarky barbs. Kay sees a candlestick and blames Noah for knocking it over when he ran into the room, thereby setting her dress on fire. Noah insists it wasn’t him and Tabitha thinks to herself that it wasn’t Noah’s fault, but the book’s. Kay wants to know why Noah rushed into the room and he says it’s because he saw Paloma and Roberto kissing. Everyone turns to look at Paloma and she tries to explain that she doesn’t know why she kissed him. A cocky Roberto pipes up and says sometimes passion just sweeps you off your feet. Noah puffs up and orders Roberto to meet him outside, but Tabitha stops time before the men can fight. She looks through her book to see what’s supposed to happen and the book starts to bleed and then bubbles. Tabitha thinks she’s got the message loud and clear and restores time, telling the men not to fight in her house. Noah lunges for Roberto, but Miguel pulls him off. Paloma asks Noah to believe that she doesn't know why she was kissing Roberto just like she believed him when he didn’t know why he was with Fancy. Noah comes around and says he trusts her and understands. Roberto glibly tells Noah sometimes old feelings bubble to the surface, but Paloma says she doesn’t have feelings for him. Noah instructs Roberto to stay away from his fiancée or else! Miguel tells Noah to calm down and chalks the kiss up to the weird things that happen in Harmony. He reminds them that they are having a wedding and that they should focus on love. The couples profess their love for each other and Miguel says love will keep them together, just as the book starts throwing objects around the room. Tabitha thinks it’s another sign the marriage is doomed and then the madness stops. Roberto wants to know if the whole town is possessed by demons and Tabitha offers that maybe it was a seismic disturbance, but no one believes her. Everyone helps to clean up Tabitha’s house and Paloma worries the broken mirror she’s sweeping up is seven years bad luck. Noah tries to make her feel better, but Paloma sees an image of Theresa running in a piece of the glass. Paloma cries and says it’s a message from the grave, but no one else can see it. Paloma grows hysterical as she sees Juanita holding a butcher knife over Theresa’s lifeless body.