If you don't want to hear the answer, don't ask the question

Liz is looking for someone, anyone to tell her everything is going to be okay, but unfortunately things aren't going to be alright for Elizabeth, at least not anytime soon.

Not only is she looking for Lucky to forgive her, but she's looking for anyone to help her achieve her goal.

After having a dream about being in the 1800s Elizabeth went to the Haunted Star looking for help from Luke. She actually said Luke was the only one who didn't want to "stone her" for sleeping with Nikolas. Luke humored Liz by listening to her whining and eventually told her he could help her and as if on cue, in comes Lucky.

Elizabeth then becomes extremely pathetic, as if she already wasn't being pathetic through this whole mess, begging Lucky to forgive her. The problem with Liz begging and crying every single time she hunts down or runs into Lucky is that she is not allowing him the time to heal that he needs.

Of course she can't get through to Lucky and even though Luke asks her to leave, Elizabeth shows back up at the Haunted Star the very next day looking for Luke again.

This is a part that I hate the writers are doing, Elizabeth willing had an affair with Nikolas, Elizabeth knowingly was cheating on Lucky with his brother, but for some reason, they (the writers) decide to have flashbacks of the night she was raped. I get it's Valentine's Day and all, but seriously what happened to Elizabeth that night was not in her control, she was violated in every sense of the word, but this, what she's going through now is all on her!


When she ran into Sam at Kelly's I had to laugh at the beginning, Sam had a look of "I have no idea how to handle this" and Elizabeth quickly pointed it out.

It was definitely awkward for both women, but Liz made it worse by pointing out the sins Sam had committed in the past. No offense Liz, but what Sam did in the past and whether or not people forgave her has absolutely nothing to do with what Elizabeth has done and whether or not people forgive her.

Liz, acting like she was strung out, begged for Sam to tell her how she got Jason to forgive her. When Sam finally answered, by first saying she didn't know if it pertained to what Elizabeth was going through, it wasn't the answer Liz was looking for so she gave Sam her infamous smirk and said "Good for you."

I was actually proud of Sam, because if I were her I would have slapped the smirk right off of Liz's face, but then again, Sam has actually grown up over at least the past year.

Why ask the question Liz if you really don't want to hear the answer? If that wasn't enough she went to the hospital lobbying for Patrick and Robin to help her get her suspension lifted. Ironically, Patrick and Robin were the most supportive to Liz than anyone has been since the fiasco started, but again it was attitude and smirking from the lying cheater.

I don't know how the writers are excepting the viewers to sympathize with Liz; I can't. It's not going to happen. I say this is karma for all the times she's looked down on others and thinking she was better than them.

Are any of you starting to sympathize with her yet? Have you been sympathizing with her all along? Do you think she's finally getting what she deserves?