On the Tuesday, January 28 episode of The Bold and the Beautiful, Luna couldn’t stop pacing the floors of the Spencer mansion. She was desperate to know who her father was.
The Saga Continues
Luna (Lisa Yamada) still has questions about her paternity. During Tuesday’s episode, she reflected on her past misdeeds. She killed Tom (Howard Clint) and Hollis (Hollis Chambers) because she didn’t want the truth to come out. Luna wanted her and her mom to live with Bill (Don Diamont). She was tired of bouncing around from apartment to apartment. She fell in love with the lavish lifestyle that Bill offered.
Luna didn’t even care if he wasn’t her daddy. She was willing to have him all to herself. There was a time when Luna tried to seduce Bill and have her way with him. Luna claims it was temporary insanity, and she wasn’t herself. Should anyone believe her? Does she really have remorse over her actions? She’s growing more obsessed with finding out who her father is. Luna has already proved that she’s willing to do whatever it takes, even if it’s not true.
READ MORE: How Luna could toy with the Spencer brothers.
Possible Redemption Arc
What’s the reason behind bringing up Luna’s paternity once again? Is it for B&B viewers to empathize with the character? She still killed two innocent men for no reason. Luna thought Tom was her father but wanted a rich daddy to care for her. She wanted someone like Bill to provide her with the life she never had.
It can be hard to feel bad for someone like Luna. It’s not like she had a terrible upbringing. She claims she was traumatized by her mom’s drug-fueled past and romantic liaisons. However, it seems like Poppy still did whatever she could to make her daughter happy. The two seemed really close until Luna became a cold-blooded murderer.
What Now?
What’s next for Luna? What will this paternity drama mean for her? There’s been so much focus on her family. Will Luna finally get redeemed? Will she move out of Bill’s mansion at some point and live with her biological father if he accepts her? This brings up so many questions for this complex character.
Luna is here for a while, especially if she’s Finn’s biological daughter. She could get a redemption arc and become a legacy character. But if Luna is actually Sheila’s granddaughter, it could be impossible to redeem her. She might find this journey to familial love and stability more difficult than she hoped.
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