PEYTON PLACE Episode 221. 05-23-66 Rossi wants Ann to stop living in the past. WA: Ann Howard has been spending a great deal of time at Michael Rossi's beach house. But Michael Rossi is not the only attraction. For here, at the scene of a childhood accident in which a boy was permanently blinded, she finds the place of her guilt. And she must constantly search it, for her innocence. Intro: Dr. Rossi drives up to the beach house to find Ann Howard standing at the bluff. Sailors' Bluff. Scene 1: Rossi gets out of his car. He and Ann go inside the beach house and talk. Ann says she is trying to tear down the past. Rossi says that she won't find it there. Ann talks about the accident and the children. Rossi tells her to try to forget about it. They talks some more. Rossi decides that Ann should walk over to the bluff again, to overcome her fear. She does. Rossi says, "There, you see, you did it by yourself." Scene 2: Elliot drives Allison to the Book Gallery. Allison asks about the model ship. Elliot says that he will get it later. He wants to con Eli into repairing it for him. They go in the book store and talk about going sailing. Elliot says that Constance doesn't think much of a sailor. Elliot asks Allison what is bothering her. Allison talks about what Martin Peyton had said the day before. Peyton's opinion bothers her. Elliot asks Allison if she and Rodney have talked about marriage. Elliot says goodbye and leaves. Scene 3: Elliot gets a model ship out of the back seat of his car and starts to go in his father's the General Store. Norman calls to him and walks with him to the General Store. Elliot and Norman go inside. Eli offers some coffee to Elliot and then starts to complain about all his problems. Eli says that he had to throw away ten boxes of rotten apples. Mrs. Montgomery called to say that the copper bucket that he sold her and promised wouldn't turn green, turned green. Mrs. Seawall bought five pounds of walnuts. They all had worms in them. Mrs. Cooper wanted one of those brass bells. And he sold the last one the day before, for junk. Eli asks Elliot what he has there. Eli starts admiring the Persis Howell model ship. Eli relates to Elliot the history of the Persis Howell. Scene 4: Leslie drives over to the Shoreline Garage and goes in. Rodney is trying to balance the books and is grateful for an interruption. Leslie asks how his home life is. He asks how Peyton is. Rodney says that it is almost comfortable at the mansion. Rodney asks Leslie how he is. Leslie says it helps him being back at the mill. Leslie tells Rodney that he has asked Mrs. Anderson to marry him. He says that she hasn't given him an answer yet. He asks Rodney how he would feel if he married Julie. Rodney allows that Leslie doesn't need his consent. They begin to argue. Rodney says that his mother is more than a fond memory. Rodney said that the incident at the mill ruined it for himself and Betty. Leslie says, "If Julie Anderson will have me, I'm going to marry her." Scene 5: In the mansion, Peyton asks Norman if he plays chess. Norman says that he has never taken the time to learn. Peyton asks Norman how much money he makes working for Eli Carson. Norman asks Peyton how much he makes on his stocks. Peyton is aggravated. Peyton says that he wants to help him in college. Norman asks why Peyton cancelled dinner with him. Peyton says that something came up. Peyton tells Norman that he is doomed to mediocracy. Rodney pushes Norman. Norman hits Rodney, knocking him down and knocking over the telephone stand. Preview: Hannah talks to Peyton. Leslie talks with Rodney. HC: As soon as Ann Howard decides to let the truth to be known, the truth about you, Martin, about your reason for this sudden burst of family feeling, your precious relationship with your grandsons collapses. LH: I warn you, Rod. You will destroy our family. RH: No, Dad. Not the family. Just you. Allison wants to drive a car. Dr. Rossi and Ann argue. Leslie and Rodney argue. Norman and Peyton argue. Rodney and Norman argue. Sailors' Bluff. PREV HOME NEXT