Days of our Lives spoilers for Monday, November 3 find Rachel instructing Thomas in the art of being a bad seed, while EJ and Chanel finally get their way.
Key Takeaways
- Rachel gives Thomas brat lessons
- Leo and Javi (and Aaron and Cat) say goodbye as Chanel and Johnny say hello
- Alex is sure Jeremy is a bad guy
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Ever since Rachel (Alice Halsey) rubbed it in Thomas’ (Cary Christopher) face that she saw his dad kissing Cat (AnnaLynne McCord), she’s been determined to make sure Thomas hates any potential new partners for Chad (Billy Flynn) as much as Kristen (Stacy Haiduk) taught Rachel to hate Brady’s (Eric Martsolf, who is all in on DAYS) girlfriends. Rachel knows all sorts of tricks for driving women out of your dad’s life. And she’s here to teach Thomas all of them!
Treasure Island
Chanel (Raven Bowens) and Johnny (Carson Boatman) believe that their overall qualifications are what ultimately secured them permission to adopt Tesoro over anyone else. They have no idea it’s because Johnny’s awful, terrible; he only ever thinks of himself. Father, EJ, made a deal with Amy (Shi Ne Nielson) to withdraw her objections.
That, along with Chanel’s Mayor mom pulling strings for her precious baby yet again, shoved Chanel and Johnny right to the top of the adoptive parent list. Now they are happy.
While Leo (Greg Rikaart) and Javi (Al Calderon) are sad because they are forced to give up a baby they always knew they were only temporary guardians of. As for the baby’s newfound father, Aaron (Louis Tomeo), he’s not sure what to feel. Either way, Cat is there to support her baby brother.
All About Evil
Stephanie (Abigail Klein) has revealed herself as Anastasia Sands. She didn’t decide to do it on her own. She was threatened with public exposure, so she decided to get ahead of the story. And Alex (Robert Scott Wilson) is still convinced Jeremy (Michael Roark) is the one who blew the whistle. He and Stephanie keep taking turns yelling at him. We’re wondering what they expect to achieve.
Alex is also convinced that Jeremy only targeted Jada (Elia Cantu) because she is Stephanie’s friend. Can you say “main character” energy? Because maybe, just maybe, it’s not all about them?
