‘The Fosters’ season 4, episode 13 preview: What is Robert Quinn so instead?
Monday night’s new episode of “The Fosters” is right around the corner, and frustration seems to be one of the key themes for what you’re going to see across the board. Nobody among the core cast of characters is going to be altogether pleased with their current set of circumstances, and with that, they’ll be doing very much everything that they can in order to do something about it.
Take, for example, even a recurring character like Robert Quinn, who’s going to be very much displeased that Callie is in Juvenile Hall … especially since this is the second time that she’ll have found herself in such a position since living with Lena and Stef, who are now her legal parents.
Robert confronts Stef about the issue in the sneak peek below, and she is quick to remind him that even though he may be her biological dad, that doesn’t mean that he has any say AT ALL in how the family proceeds with this problem. It’s understandable that he would be bad, and try to throw as much money into the situation as possible. He offers to pay for an attorney, but Stef refuses by saying that they’ve already got a public defender on the case who she’s known for many years and is more than capable of taking this on.
As for the second sneak peek that we’ve got on the subject, let’s just say that Stef is going to have a very pointed reaction to Brandon talking about Julliard. Like with Robert, you gotta admit that it’s understandable she would be upset! This is something that is going to change the course of his future forever, and it’s clearly not something that she wants to speak to him about right away. Instead, she simply takes her stuff and leaves the room. There will be a time to address the subject a little bit further down the road.
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