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Question 1:
Stephanie has just had a stroke, and Eric and Ridge blame Thorne and Brooke. Moreover, both of these men have been involved with Brooke in the past, and both were known, during their respective relationships with Brooke, to oppose Stephanie and her feeling that Brooke should be out of their lives. Yet when Thorne wants to have a relationship with Brooke, they call it an incestuous affair, and they tell him that he should ignore his feelings for Brooke because of Stephanie's hatred of Brooke. What do you think about their orders to Thorne to break it off.

Eric and Ridge are both hypocrites, not willing to give Thorne the same latitude they expected for themselves.
Eric and Ridge are right; Stephanie's stroke makes a difference, and Thorne should give up for the sake of his mother's health.

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Question 2:
After Jacob Young asked to be released from his contract to play the part of Rick, the producers have replaced him with 18 year old Colorado native Justin Torklildsen. What do you think of the new Rick?

I like him and will keep follwing the story with him in the role.
It's a bad re-cast; even though he looks like Jacob, Justin doesn't have what it takes with his acting prowess to play Rick.
It's too soon to tell. Justin just started and may, just as Jacob did, grow into the role over time.

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Question 3:
Becky is starting to wonder if she made the right decision allowing Amber and Rick to raise her son. And a part of that change of heart as to do with Amber's attempts to block her from even asking about her son and how he's doing. Yet at the same time, Becky knew she would have to stop being a mother to little Eric when she gave the baby back to Amber. Is Becky right in her resentment?

She's wrong; she made her choice to give up the baby and agreed to let the child grow up a Forrester.
She's right; even though she gave the baby up to Amber, she's still family, and her resentment is justified.

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