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One Life to Live
Patrick Thornhart Scenes
As Patrick Thornhart on One Life to Live
- 1997
- "Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Thornhart" (When Patrick's past returns to haunt him at their wedding, Marty takes matters into her own hands, and the newlyweds leave town to start their new life together in Ireland -- September 1997.
- "This Little Spark" (Patrick learns from Marty the wonderful news that he's to become a father -- July 1997.
- "What Is It That The Gods Want?" (Wrongly blaming Patrick for deliberately causing the car accident that killed Patrick and Blair's unborn son Brendan -- along with the hope that a bone marrow transplant from Brendan would cure the aplastic anemia of Todd's and Blair's daughter Starr -- a vengeance-seeking Todd attempts to ruin Patrick's life further by secretly setting in motion an explosive chain of events linked to Patrick's buried past -- May/June 1997.
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- "Your Face" (When the person responsible for running Patrick's car off the road finally steps forward, Patrick is devastated -- June 1997 [These previously available scenes have been expanded and integrated into this sequence.)
- To My Son (As bone marrow donors for Todd and Blair Manning's daughter Starr are sought, and Patrick's unborn son with Blair may be the answer to everyone's prayers, Patrick and Marty struggle with the situation -- April 1997.)
- '28 (Patrick surprises Marty with the first copy of the newly published The Poems of Patrick Thornhart -- March 1997.)
- "The Rest Of Your Life" (Patrick has a question for Marty -- January 1997.)
- 1996
- The Wild Swan In Llanview (Patrick and Marty make time stop on this side of the ocean -- November 1996.)
- Leaf Fight (A pile of autumn leaves unleashes forbidden passions between Patrick and Marty -- October 1996.)
- "Make A Wish" (Trying to move on, Patrick and Marty unexpectedly find their way back to each other -- August 1996.)
- Patrick's Notebook (Unable to be with Marty, Patrick tries to find solace with Blair, while Marty finds his notebook and realizes what she's lost -- July/August 1996.)
- "Lost In The Woods" (Patrick and Marty have a heart-to-heart talk about their feelings -- July 1996.)
- "Way Too Interested" (Patrick objects to Blair's meddling, while Marty can't stop thinking about Patrick -- July 1996.)
- Fireworks (Patrick and Blair on the Fourth of July -- July 1996.) [Size: 8.90MB]
- A Midsummer Night's Dream (With Marty looking on, Patrick holds auditions in Angel Square for his Blair-produced production of Shakespeare's comedy -- June 1996.)
- "And I Will Cut You Out Of My Heart" (Deciding to stay married to her injured husband Dylan, Marty asks Patrick to let her go -- June 1996.)
- How Do I Love Thee (As Professor Thornhart discusses Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Sonnet 43 with his class, Marty arrives -- June 1996.)
- "Something to Live For Now" (Patrick gives Marty time and space to live up to her words, but it's not that easy, when Dylan and Blair occupy the same space -- May/June 1996.)
- The Island (Marooned together on a deserted island, Patrick finally hears the words he's longed for from Marty -- May 1996.)
- Taming of the Shrew (English Lit Professor Patrick Thornhart in action -- March 1996.)
- Just Like Romeo and Juliet (Accidentally locked overnight in the Llanview University Library, Patrick and Marty pass the time -- February 1996.)
- "There's A Piece Of Land" (Before she marries Dylan, Patrick describes to Marty the future he wants with her -- February 1996.)
- The Attic (After being shot by the Men From 21, a delirious Patrick turns for help to Marty, who hides him in her attic -- February 1996.)
- "Don't Toy With Me" (A tormented Patrick responds to the future Mrs. Dylan Moody's warning to him about Blair -- January 1996.)
- "'Though I Seem Tame'"(Blair starts to make her move on the Llanview Country Club's newest stableman as Marty starts to plan her wedding to Dylan and try to ignore Blair's designs on Patrick -- January 1996.)
- "Completely Intoxicated By You" (After the court melee where depositions are being taken in Blair Manning's suit against Patrick and Marty for conspiring to kill her husband Todd in Ireland, Patrick steals a moment with an unresponsive Marty -- January 1996.)
- "Legend In My Own Time" (Bonding over whiskey with Bo, Patrick remembers an important clue about Siobhan's death, and pours his love for Marty into a new poem. Meanwhile Marty is rebonding with her ex, Dylan Moody -- January 1996.)
- The Roadside Fire (While snowbound alone together in a cozy mountain cabin, Marty tries not to let her guard slip with Patrick -- January 1996.)
- 1995
- "Silver-Tongued Brooding Irish Poet" (After Patrick is jailed in Llanview for killing Siobhan Connelly in Ireland, the woman he is trying to protect from the Men of 21-- Marty -- confronts him -- December 1995.)
- "Two Separate Worlds" (The world resumes turning the morning after Brown Penny -- November 15, 1995.)
- Brown Penny (As time stops in the Wild Swan Inn, Patrick recites Brown Penny to Marty -- November 14, 1995.)
- Irish Jig (Dancing around their growing feelings for each other, Patrick and Marty come full circle -- November 1995.)
- "Tell Me A Story" (A stormy Irish night, and body heat -- October 1995.)
- "Yours Forever" (An intrgued Marty wants to help an appreciative Patrick learn the truth about some sheet music -- October 1995.)
- "A
Matter of Life and Death" (Under the full moon on the Irish
isle of Inish Crag, Patrick Thornhart first appears in Marty
Saybrooke's life --
and she twice saves his life in one night -- October 1995.)