The Bold And The Beautiful Spoilers: Brooke Can’t Overcome What She Did To Ridge, Yet
The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers document that Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang) remains resolute. Her recent comments to Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) were bold and brazen because Taylor Hayes (Rebecca Budig) stood with them.
The literal visual embodiment of a triangle was seen in Eric Forrester’s (John McCook) fabled living room. With Ridge sponging off his father’s goodwill, he and Taylor fool around like two high-schoolers in love.
Ridge’s immaturity is only matched by Brooke’s. However, Taylor can also be chided because she’s allowed herself to become Ridge’s second choice on many occasions.
Captain Of LA High School’s Football Team, Ridge Forrester
Doesn’t it feel like Ridge broke up with his cheerleader girlfriend, Brooke? Sure, it does because that’s what their juvenile relationship arguably represents.
Yet, Taylor feels like the rival cheerleader on the Los Angeles, California High School’s squad. She and Brooke shoot daggers at each other while walking the halls and sit apart at lunch in the cafeteria because they will never be friends.
Then, there’s Ridge. He’s encouraged by his goofy buddies, who enable the high-schooler triangle. Of course, there are differences between high school students involved in a triangle and the three characters that are being referenced.
Some high school students grow out of their dysfunctional relationships as the years pass. So, why haven’t Brooke, Ridge, and Taylor?
Head Cheerleader, Brooke Logan
Does Brooke have self-respect?
Let’s examine that question by asking a math question with moral implications. Who would allow themselves to marry a guy eight times?
Answer C says Brooke, and it’s revealed as correct when you click on the box. However, the next question that appears is more complex.
Why does Brooke allow herself to repeat history over and over and over again?
Answer A says that it’s her love for Ridge. Answer B says she can’t make herself find another guy with non-Ridge qualities. Answer C says that, like Ridge, she has never matured. Answer D says that this triangle is part of B&B’s history, and that’s why it endures.
The Next Head Cheerleader, Taylor Hayes
Like Brooke, Taylor has an accomplished career. Yes, Taylor’s profession is more prestigious, but both women have achieved a lot through their work across the decades.
Being a good mother is about one’s inner self and relates to childhood days through high school. Taylor and Brooke are good mothers. Yes, they’ve had periods of strife, but no one can honestly argue against either lady caring about their children.
The question that will end this feature involves whether Taylor will supplant Brooke in Ridge’s heart indefinitely. Answering no at this point in the storyline is a gamble.
Sure, Ridge will always love Brooke. He likely feels more deeply about her than Taylor. But Brooke wronged Ridge personally and has enabled a takeover of his family business, and those issues won’t be resolved yet.
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It is time for Hope to leave B & B. She has shown herself to be someone who allowed herself to be taken advantage of by not standing up for herself and allowing Liam to jerk her back and forth. She then decided to jerk Thomas back and forth. Now, she is trying to control and manipulate Carter. She knows that what she did is wrong and can’t admit it. She needs to move on—-to another fashion house and out of B & B. She is no longer just a pitiful character—–like Taylor—– but she can’t seem to ever move forward. She just spins her wheels. Send her packing. Send Taylor back to Africa. To have a private practice, she is never there. She is the most manipulative character on the show, and no one sees it except Brooke. Steffy needs to stop being so narrow minded. She has conveniently forgotten all of her own mistakes.