#drew frank

[thenerdyunhealthybrit]

Okay, even though Franco probably has ulterior motives, I kind of dug that scene between Billy and Roger and I feel it might point towards Billy being Drew...

[thenerdyunhealthybrit]

Is it me or does BM lately reminding anyone of AJ Quartermaine or any of the other Quartermaines in his whole “that’s mine, he won’t take my company, it’s my family” Like I understand he is panicked & upset of the situation but SB hasn’t made a move. Like Sam said this is all Sonny & Carly’s doing

Oh, definitely. Billy is acting way more Quartermaine than he has in the past. Jason Morgan has never cared about the white collar business.

Now we don’t know for sure if Billy is Jason or if Steve is Jason.

But what we do know is that Steve is acting the most like Jason Morgan pre-2012. Meanwhile, Billy is acting more like a Quartermaine, not necessarily Jason Quartermaine, but a Quartermaine (This could simply be because Jason can’t live with being apart from his family anymore) AND if they decide to make Billy, Drew and put him down a dark path then we might see the nature be nurture aspect, he’s shown to become paranoia and is a few steps away from possessiveness regarding his family, Aurora and Sam - so we might see the influence of growing up with Betsy and Franco come out.

Just saying: Half Quartermaine + Growing up with Franco and Betsy = A dark, possessive and selfish Drew.

I always stress how much I want Billy (if Drew) to be very different from his version of Jason, to a) Make things more interesting and b) If they want to continue Killy to liven up and refresh the dynamics, they have gotten dull and domesticated lately, they have chemistry, but they need to compete with Stelly’s ride-or-die fire, emotions and history that made JaSam so popular.

Plus I need a soap trash couple to be addicted to.

But I do think if Billy is Drew, Killy need to split up for a while at least - whether they get back or not. Billy’s character’s whole life and identity has revolves around Sam, Danny and Scout. It’s important for Billy’s character to establish his own life and identity separate from Sam, otherwise the character can’t survive beyond Sam - I’ve seen it in other TV shows.