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Passions: David argues with Pilar and Eve. He states he will be there for Grace when Sam inevitably realizes he still has feelings for Ivy. Meanwhile, Grace is stung when she overhears Sam tell Ivy he never stopped loving her. Sam feels guilty when he realizes Grace heard him and attempts to explain he only said that to give Ivy the will to live. Grace is still devastated. She asks her husband if he really does love Ivy. Reese is vindicated when Norma announces she can prove Tabitha is a witch and that her doll is alive. Tabitha pretends to be hurt by the accusation. Reese claims Tabitha brought evil to Harmony. TC suggests they sort all this out after they return to the mainland so the kids can get checked out at the hospital. Rebecca threatens the Justice of the Peace when she realizes he is hiding something. He's about to spill all, but Bruce interrupts to tell Rebecca about the funeral service. Rebecca is annoyed at having the wedding delayed, but drags the Justice with her so he can perform the ceremony as soon as the funeral is over. Alistair instructs Julian to carry out the funeral arrangements he made. Luis is outraged when he learns the service is being held immediately and that Sheridan will be cremated right after. Ethan calms Luis down and convinces him this is for the best. Rebecca's outrageous actions continue to shock Julian and disgust everyone else.

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