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to our quiz:
1. Paris
2. Peter, Hope,
Stefano, Roman,
Marlena and Kate
3. A Nun
4. Lucas
5. Lynn (the nurse)
6. Salem
7. Laura saw Kristen
was faking her pregnancy
8. Hope and Franco
9. Kate wanted to
vote Vivian out of Titan
Inc. and Kristen's vote
was the only vote that
could keep her in.
10. Bo. was stranded
on the Island, thanks to
Franco, and missed the
wedding. Hope, being
devastated turned to
her "friend" Franco to
ask for advise. Franco
took Hope to the Island
knowing that Bo was
with Billie. Hope then
saw Bo with Billie and
her heart was broken.
11. a police officer
12. Hope and Bo's boai
13. Lisa Marie
114. Washing dishes
15. King
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