This is another episode of Home and Away seen briefly on YouTube before partially blocked by Seven Network - well directed and written by Kieran Murphy and Dan Bennett.
I don't care about the whole Geoff Campbell storyline with Claudia and her boyfriend Lachie with her pregnancy.
There's the whole situation between Charlie having jealousy of Angelo with May. With a complete misunderstanding over she tells Charlie about Angelo's past relationship, Charlie lets slip about Angelo causing Jack's death. After giving May his side of story, she is supportive and forgiving to Angelo (guessing she didn't know the hostility he received from Summer Bay even what he did to Irene and accusing Jai slashing his tyres).
Biggest, or what I'm interested most in this episode is the aftermath of Trey showing a blue movie of himself and Nicole at the film festival which got marred, and the organiser Colleen has turned to drinking sherry. Nicole is not only terribly upset with what happened, but also very guilty about trusting someone she liked and had betrayed her - she even apologises to Kirsty as she and several others warned Nicole about Trey, and Nicole looked down her nose at them and dismissed their concerns.
Jai is certainly right over his hatred of Trey yet I don't like how Miles is not doing much to handle situation despite he says he'll take care of it, and whatever Miles says I don't see how can Jai make it even worse than it already happened. Like any snoop, Ruby with Jai sees John Palmer making offer to Bartlett in getting Trey to make an public apology to Nicole in front of school assembly, although they both think it's stupid or humiliate Nicole even more. Bartlett passing it onto Miles who'll pass it onto Nicole. Kirsty certainly thinks Trey is trying to get the easy way out.
I can see Nicole's decision of taking Palmer's offer of the apology as she wants Trey to be humiliated as much as she has been. Trey is not at all remorseful, even his goons at school. I don't get how teens didn't see Trey at the door when he overhears her saying he's sick in the head.
I don't care about the whole Geoff Campbell storyline with Claudia and her boyfriend Lachie with her pregnancy.
There's the whole situation between Charlie having jealousy of Angelo with May. With a complete misunderstanding over she tells Charlie about Angelo's past relationship, Charlie lets slip about Angelo causing Jack's death. After giving May his side of story, she is supportive and forgiving to Angelo (guessing she didn't know the hostility he received from Summer Bay even what he did to Irene and accusing Jai slashing his tyres).
Biggest, or what I'm interested most in this episode is the aftermath of Trey showing a blue movie of himself and Nicole at the film festival which got marred, and the organiser Colleen has turned to drinking sherry. Nicole is not only terribly upset with what happened, but also very guilty about trusting someone she liked and had betrayed her - she even apologises to Kirsty as she and several others warned Nicole about Trey, and Nicole looked down her nose at them and dismissed their concerns.
Jai is certainly right over his hatred of Trey yet I don't like how Miles is not doing much to handle situation despite he says he'll take care of it, and whatever Miles says I don't see how can Jai make it even worse than it already happened. Like any snoop, Ruby with Jai sees John Palmer making offer to Bartlett in getting Trey to make an public apology to Nicole in front of school assembly, although they both think it's stupid or humiliate Nicole even more. Bartlett passing it onto Miles who'll pass it onto Nicole. Kirsty certainly thinks Trey is trying to get the easy way out.
I can see Nicole's decision of taking Palmer's offer of the apology as she wants Trey to be humiliated as much as she has been. Trey is not at all remorseful, even his goons at school. I don't get how teens didn't see Trey at the door when he overhears her saying he's sick in the head.
