On Days of our Lives, amnesiac Sarah Horton thinks she’s the late Renée DuMonde – only she thinks she’s still alive…and still in love with Tony DiMera. Anna DiMera wants her gone. Maggie Horton Kiriakis wants her daughter back.
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But Tony (Thaao Penghlis) seems…sympathetic. If not outright intrigued. He’s willing to humor Sarah (Linsey Godfrey) in a way no one else is. Will that lead to Sarah getting her memory back…but still falling for Tony? What almost 3,000 viewers told us:
DOOL: Right Of Way
A right in her mind Sarah would never fall for Tony, 76% of you insist. Not that Tony isn’t an OK guy, but he’s married. And he’s older. And Sarah’s heart belongs to Xander Cook (Paul Telfer). The feelings she has now are completely fake, a combination of Kristen DiMera (Stacy Haiduk) drugging her, and reading Renée’s journal. Once she remembers who she is, Sarah will remember who she loves. This is a non-starter.
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While Sarah could use intensive therapy, Maggie (Suzanne Rogers) refusing to have her daughter hospitalized means that SaRenée will be spending a lot of time with Tony. And we know what proximity breeds. It breeds contentment.
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And contentment leads to love, 15% of the audience adds. If Sarah spends more time with Tony than she does Xander, and Tony spends more time with Sarah than he does with Anna (Leann Hunley), well, what do you expect to happen?
DAYS: Sweetness and Light
Tony is being such a gentleman, 9% of fans swoon, how could Sarah do anything but fall in love with him. Even after the drugs wear off, Sarah will still remember how kind Tony was to her — when everybody else either wanted to put her away and push their own agenda. And that will be enough to make her attach herself to him for good.
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