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the fact that Monica was actually a gold digger, i.e. she was with Donald only for money, would be quite irrelevant, the point would be that she was with her best friend's lousy husbandJust because Monica is hypothetically the eponymous gold digger, that doesn't mean she was actually digging for gold. Donald is not a reliable narrator. We don't know when her affair would have happened or how she feels about it now. We certainly can't assume Donald told Elaine the truth about Monica making a pass at him just because we learned she slept with him; admitting he instigated it wouldn't exactly inspire Elaine to trust him. It's even possible, as Ramen- said, that Donald may have named her an heir to stir shit up posthumously. Monica being named in the will doesn't automatically make her a villain.
The only that happens is everything about Monica has an a laughably impractical con from day one. If she's the one Greg warned us about and has been orchestrating events for years, then yes, there will be drama. There had also be one hell of an explanation for how that makes a lick of sense given what we know of Monica, the girls, Donald, and the email that kicked this whole thing off.
having said that, that Monica has a complicated econimical situation is a fact, which makes the temptation believable
so much resistance to believe that Monica may have succumbed to the allure of Donald's money, however then it becomes believable that Donald would potentially give her a third of his possessions to play a nasty trick on his son...really?
the email having been sent to all of MC's acquaintances is not significant in any way, Monica was the first to respond... not much to explain