We imagined that Sheila and Luna would be scheming and sneaking around together on The Bold and the Beautiful. When they first met, she had nothing but praise for her beautiful granddaughter. But that quickly changed within a month. Sheila changed her tune about Luna now that she’s gotten to know her better. It has us wondering whether she’s a changed woman like she claims to be.
Turning a New Leaf
For years, Sheila (Kimberlin Brown) convinced the residents of Los Angeles that she had changed for the better. However, no one was convinced, and understandably so. She shot and nearly killed Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and Finn (Tanner Novlan). Also, she tried numerous times to have a relationship with her son, even though he didn’t want anything to do with her. Sheila finally came around and understood that Steffy and Finn want their space, even if it’s a hard pill for her to swallow.
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But she’s willing to change for the sake of her family. Sheila is still hopeful that her son will be in her life one day. So, she has to prove him wrong. She had the opportunity to get to know her granddaughter, Luna (Lisa Yamada). However, Luna has taken advantage of this opportunity and Sheila’s kindness. She assumed that Sheila would be cool with her shenanigans, but that’s not the case.
Finally Getting a Redemption Arc?
We see how Sheila acts when she’s not around Deacon (Sean Kanan). Even though she’s been seeing her granddaughter behind his back, she proves that she has changed. Or, at least, she doesn’t want to repeat the past. She’s trying to be on her best behavior, but it hasn’t always been easy. Sheila has moments of weakness when she tries to visit her son.
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We’ve seen a different side to her lately. Sheila set Luna straight. She learned that her granddaughter is a brat, and she’s not here for it. On the Thursday, May 28 episode of B&B, Sheila told Luna that it was time for her to leave Los Angeles. It’s clear that she’s not here for Luna’s antics. But has Sheila really changed? Or does she want to be the only villain left standing?
What are your thoughts? Has Sheila changed for the better? Let us know in the comments section.
