), which was seriously bad news for the newly rebranded, kid-friendly Marbella.
Last week also saw Jane coping with Michaels passing at various points after his death.
You bet this episode dove right back into both.
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Lets start with Jane and her grieving process.
The episode begins one month after Michaels death, with Jane in therapy working through her panic attacks.
She sees him walking toward her, starts having an attack, and then slaps him.
What would warrant such a reaction?
Everything seems to be going just fine.
Jane feels betrayed with a capital B.
So when Dennis asks if Scott was trustworthy, he gets slapped again.
The pair enter the ring (and theres an amazing fantasy versus reality bit about Janes boxing abilities).
Dennis isnt the only one Jane is at odds with.
Jane obviously doesnt take that well and lays into Chloe about her mean-spiritedness.
Deciding it is one thing, but getting it back is another.
Okay, no one says it like that, but thats the reality of Janes job.
So Janes back in turquoise… for now.
In other Marbella news, theres a new employee in town named Elvis.
Im not even sure how much of it was ever real.
She tells him he wont turn into greedy, amoral Rafael by caring about the hotel.
that hes going to take a more active role.
Theyre totally supportive, the condition being that the beard has to go.
(This might be the biggest development, because that beard is AWFUL.)
All seems well, right?
Wrong, since this isJane the Virginwere talking about here.
Chuck shows up to ask Petra on a real date because he thinks she must really like him.
BUT WAS IT??!!!
But were Petra and Anezka involved?
They have a conversation about what went wrong between them, and Rogelio quits.
Then he gets sued for $10 million for breach of contract.
But it does seem like he really wants out this time.
