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I think something happens during the clinical trial that leaves Rebecca in worse shape maybe even in a vegetative state and that’s what breaks the relationship with Randall and his siblings. He forces their Mom to participate, things go terribly wrong and they can’t forgive him for her (and them) losing what time she had left with her family. Just a thought.
We know she isn't in a vegetative state because she is at the cabin for the 40th birthday party. Her condition has definitely deteriorated (remember she has that breakdown in the Chinese restaurant and the cops have to take her back to the cabin; we thought that was all happening during Thanksgiving but it was actually during the bday party)...but she isn't a vegetable.
My memory is a bit fuzzy on this but after Rebecca made her original contact with William did they continue to have a connection as years went by?
I am fuzzy also...
but what I think I remember is that she contacted William a 2nd time when Randal was looking for his birth parents and asked William if he wanted to meet Randal.
Then she changed her mind and wrote William a letter saying she changed her mind & included a photo.
That is the letter that Randal found when he went to get things for
William at his apartment.
Randal confronted Rebecca with the letter at the dinner table (maybe Thanksgiving)
To the anonymous poster who messaged me with "No, a mother's love", it's not an either/or. In a past program she clearly expressed her own worry about how he might react to his new family if his real father was in his life, while she was equally concerned with what kind of man the real father might be, considering the drug addiction.
To the anonymous poster who messaged me with "No, a mother's love", it's not an either/or. In a past program she clearly expressed her own worry about how he might react to his new family if his real father was in his life, while she was equally concerned with what kind of man the real father might be, considering the drug addiction.
William was clean. Her only worry was losing Randal. She said so straight out, feeling guilty about it.
Another part I am trying to remember. When did he get clean? Randal was a new baby when Rebecca went to see him and he already was. I want to say he got clean when the woman was pregnant? He just didn't have a way to take care of a baby? IDK, he had that apartment. I don't remember what he was doing to pay for that either. Or why he never did better all those many years, staying in that cheap apartment.
If they didn't flash back and forth and forward and blah blah I'd go re-watch an epi.
haha
And now we have 2 past versions that are just in Randal's imagination to keep straight
lol, well I haven't seen those yet. William 100% was clean when Randal was a wee baby. Rebecca went to see him saying she was having trouble bonding to 'Kyle' so he said give him his own name.
lol, well I haven't seen those yet. William 100% was clean when Randal was a wee baby. Rebecca went to see him saying she was having trouble bonding to 'Kyle' so he said give him his own name.
Dang, So his bio-dad was clean his whole childhood but he was never allowed to know him.
I am liking Rebecca less & less..
You are right, it makes more sense on the first visit that she didn't want Randal knowing he had a junkie dad and having that influence. I probably would have done the same as a mother.
On the second visit I may have kept them apart if I thought it would have not been good for Randal.
That depends on lots of things.
But by 18 she was wrong not to tell Randal.
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