Angela resists Chase’s claims to half ownership of Falcon Crest. Lance, already bitter over the prospect of sharing his inheritance with Melissa, gladly accepts the assignment of keeping Chase off the vineyard property. Richard Channing, illegitimate son of Angela’s late husband, prepares to take control of The Globe as the new chairman of the board, while Angela looks for a way to block him. The newspaper is only a small part of the vast portfolio called “”The Company,”” held by Henri Denault, Richard’s mentor and stepfather. Adopted at a young age, the desire to finally learn his mother’s identity has motivated Richard to make the move to California and take over The Globe. When Cole shows up at the Agretti’s demanding that Melissa acknowledge that she is carrying Cole’s child and not Lance’s, Carlo punches him in the face. After Gus dies in a gas explosion, Chase threatens Angela with an affidavit accusing her of complicity in Gus’s death. He then forces Angela to agree in sharing the