Changes

Unlike Lincoln, he is portrayed in appearance as conservative.  He has taken over for Leon as the CEO of Hamilton Enterprises.  He is also a fairly strong Christian, having started a charitable foundation within the company (though, when paying for Tori's surgery, due to Tori being his sister-in-law he pays for it out of his personal funds).

Unlike Lincoln, he is portrayed in appearance as conservative.  He has taken over for Leon as the CEO of Hamilton Enterprises.  He is also a fairly strong Christian, having started a charitable foundation within the company (though, when paying for Tori's surgery, due to Tori being his sister-in-law he pays for it out of his personal funds).

Notably he has an approach of trying to fix issues, which causes tension between him and Brooke early on after Lincoln's reappearance.

Notably he has an approach of trying to fix issues, which begins almost immediately after he first meets Brooke in the wake of what was believed to be Lincoln's death; realizing that she was struggling financially (she wasn't running her air conditioner to save money), he discovers that Lincoln had been buying her paintings, and purchases the three she had left to sell.  This approach, after Lincoln is discovered to be alive, causes tension between them.  He is also a peacemaker of sorts (especially when dealing with the headstrong Lindsay) which nearly causes him to step aside and forego his romantic interest in Brooke.  But they ultimately marry; Lucas ends up living in the same house where Brooke resides (not wanting to take Danny away from his network of friends).

===Lindsay===

===Lindsay===