[tps_title]#2 Sarah Manning[/tps_title]
#2 Sarah Manning
Jon Espino: It is undeniable how great Sarah’s adaptability, will-to-live, and drive to defend her family is. She is able to convincingly pretend to be any of her other clone counterparts, resourceful enough to fend off any enemy, and caring enough to help those in need, including her enemies. She is the ultimate clone.
Allyson Johnson: I have a love/hate relationship with Sarah that leans hard on the love. On the one hand, I enjoy how she does what she likes, no questions asked and is unequivocally herself. As she’s grown more selfless, she has grown more likeable but even when she made poor decisions or acted rashly she was always compelling. She is the figurehead in the group and the one who keeps the story moving.
Dana Cuadrado: Sarah is the first clone we meet, so by default I feel very connected to her. Even when we have points of views from other clones and characters, this definitely feels like Sarah’s story. I love Sarah because she isn’t what you would expect from your protagonist. She doesn’t always make the right choices, but I think her love for her daughter and Felix does redeem her quite often. She often portrayed the other clones so well and has had to fight to survive. Sarah is going to do whatever it takes to protect the ones she loves and the other clones are moving into that circle.
Leigh-Ann Brodber: I think Sarah’s character is the typical bad-girl-who-is-always-on-the-run, but that doesn’t mean I don’t enjoy watching her kick ass and do everything to protect her very special daughter and her Sestras. Regardless of what the next season brings, Sarah will always be on my Clone Club top list.
Gabrielle Bondi: Oh, Sarah. She wasn’t an easy character to like, but as she slowly discovered the conspiracy created around her, she became more interesting because we saw how adaptable she is to any situation. She’s a survivor. It’s an amazing ability, and I truly enjoy the relationships she has formed with her fellow clones, Rachel excluded.
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