THE WEREWOLF AND QUENTIN’S GHOST

(632) Having twins is usually genetic and Amy has a set of twin brothers, Chris and Tom. There’s no mention of her having a twin sister herself. (Truth be told, twins isn’t always consistent; just an observation.)

(639) When Amy arrives at Collinwood and meets Mrs. Stoddard, there is an odd figure mulling around at the right side.

(682) When Barnabas has a séance to contact the ghost of Quentin, the Quentin Collins from 1840 doesn’t pop up. (Technically, the character hadn’t been created yet, but in a real world scenario, it would have happened.)

(685) Barnabas gets a bit confused; Braithwaite had sold Beth Chavez a pentagram, not a book.

(688) Chris stumbles while exiting the tomb after a wild night as the wolf man. (Obviously, unintentional, but it seems to fit in with his emotional and physical state at the time.)

(699?) Johnathan “Forget My Lines” Frid strikes again. He starts reading Grayson Hall’s lines as Julia while commenting on Chris’s odd transformation without the full moon. (Grayson picks up on it and continues.)