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 "Rocky"  wrote:

> Come on, this is really, really lame. Kane was never burned? He only 
> imagined it, from the time he was a child.

Um, no; he was burned, and they told him the burns were superficial, 
which (according to the story line) they were.

> Now, he still can't see it, and he's so deeply ill, psychologically 
> speaking, that he's going around trying to burn other people to make
them feel his pain.

Yup.  I've seen worse angles, though.

And you're completely right about Austin and Bishoff in this regard, and 
I suspect that's what Linda is going to bring up next week.

I know one way they can make the Kane angle worse than it is:  Kane can 
say that there was only one person who didn't mind his disfigurement and 
who loved him for who is is, despite (imagined) his burn scars, but she 
got killed in an accident that he was blamed for.  Of course, you all 
know her name, right?

--Michelle

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