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 Whereas
she
is temporarily separated from
her fiancé Nick Hartley,
Kelly Capwell meets
her new neighbor, Justin Moore.
Cheerful and fanciful, Justin is
a talented saxophonist
who gets accustomed to regularly
visit Kelly by entering
through the window of her
apartment.
Justin
appears worried and tuned to the difficulties
faced by Kelly, and
of a great support in the love
problems she encounters. After
a
violent
argument
between
Kelly
and
Dylan
Hartley
(which
awakes
in
the
young woman
the
painful
memory
of
Peter
Flint),
Justin shows
to be
an
attentive ear
while
Kelly
blames
herself for
the
death of
Peter
and
Joe
Perkins.
Justin
tries
to
reason her :
she does not
have to feel
responsible for
the
rivalry
between
the two brothers
Nick
and
Dylan.
Just
as she does not have to
deal
with any
guilt
in
Peter's
actions,
or
any responsibility
in
Joe's
death.
In
any
case,
their
love
for her can
not
be
the cause
of
these
extreme
behaviors.
But
the interest of Justin
for Kelly,
which could be believed
coming from a budding love,
is in fact not spontaneous :
Justin is actually a psychiatrist,
to whom Nick asked
to watch over his beloved's
fragile mental health.
Slowly,
Justin finds
the right words to
guide Kelly
on the road of the reconciliation
with Nick.
After
Dylan's
death, Kelly
is interned in
an asylum whose
director, Dr. Rawlings,
turns to be suspect
and dangerous. Justin,
disturbed by the
fact that Rawlings
does not want him
to be involved in
Kelly's
trial, refuses to
give him the notes
taken during their
various meetings. He
prefers to give
them to Nick.
Justin
does not hesitate then to
get interned
in the same asylum
than Kelly to
be near her.
Unfortunately,
whereas he is going to attend the
same meeting
group than her, he is placed in
solitary confinement by
Rawlings'
nurses. He then
intervenes to give
news to Kelly's
family.
After
having advised him to
get interned
in Dr. Rawlings'
asylum, Justin disappears
from one day to another in favor of
Pearl Bradford,
without any explanation being given,
and without the possibility for his character to
know the real development
he deserved...
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