Shocking Twist: The Real Reason Behind Sharon & Phyllis’ Kidnapping Revealed!

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Are you curious as to why Alan Laurent seemed to have kidnapped Sharon and Phyllis on “The Young and the Restless”? The unexpected disclosure that Alan was in fact his supposed-to-be-dead twin brother, Martin, left viewers reeling, particularly considering his close relationship with Traci and the Abbott family.

In The Young and the Restless, here’s a breakdown of who Alan/Martin really is, his intricate manipulations, and how Sharon and Phyllis unwittingly found themselves entangled in his mind-bending schemes.

Why did Alan/Martin kidnap Sharon and Phyllis in The Young and the Restless?

Martin, disguised as his twin Alan Laurent, abducted Sharon and Phyllis with the aim of mentally dominating and influencing them.

Martin frequently assumed his brother’s identity, a well-regarded psychiatrist, finding joy in tricking others. Primarily driven by the thrill, he sought to psychologically and emotionally manipulate individuals, transforming each encounter into an intricate mental puzzle.

Martin encountered Sharon for the first time when Traci made the introduction at the Fitness Center. At that moment, Sharon was grappling with feelings of guilt over Heather’s passing and was under the influence of PCP. Subsequently, Martin used hypnosis to aid her in recalling events from the night Phyllis was involved in an accident that resulted in Heather’s demise. It is plausible that Martin’s interest in Sharon’s psychological turmoil and her tumultuous bond with Phyllis prompted him to assess their teamwork potential under restrained circumstances.

Martin’s fixation on exerting psychological control was evident as he manipulated Ashley. It’s possible that he inadvertently activated her Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) and persuaded her to seek treatment abroad, thereby eliminating her as a hindrance while he chased Traci. His background of deceit and control made him proficient at manipulation, with Sharon and Phyllis becoming his most recent study subjects in this game.

In this scenario, the Voice speaking to the imprisoned individuals often employed terms such as “trial,” “ordeal,” and “contest,” suggesting that Martin considered their captivity as a mental examination. His intention was to compel long-standing adversaries to address their differences and collaborate in order to secure their release.

Although it’s not entirely certain what drives Martin, his behavior strongly suggests that he takes pleasure in causing mental and physical distress to others.

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2025-03-13 07:10