Carla Connor (Alison King)

[Dazzle]

I think Nick was more concerned that Carla had given Tracy the money so that Robert could buy the Bistro and hadn't told him about it than he was about the infidelity after David had reminded him about Kylie. Nick had never really wanted to leave Weatherfield (and his mother ), so to find out he was tricked into selling up and leaving was the final straw for him.

Yes, and understandably so. It was a very cruel thing to do to him.

I don´t think so, she is leaving today

I don't understand why she wouldn't be charged for the crash...

I think all in all it was Nick that had the worse day. Carla chose to ruin his happiness on such a special day by revealing her unfaithfulness, and just as he got over that, Tracy went and made it ten times worse. His humiliation was also a public one. And now he'll have to contend with Gail being even more over-protective...

[Perdita]

Yes, and understandably so. It was a very cruel thing to do to him.



I don't understand why she wouldn't be charged for the crash...

I think all in all it was Nick that had the worse day. Carla chose to ruin his happiness on such a special day by revealing her unfaithfulness, and just as he got over that, Tracy went and made it ten times worse. His humiliation was also a public one. And now he'll have to contend with Gail being even more over-protective...

I can´t see her getting arrested for the crash, never to be seen and heard of again, surely she would be waiting for a court case to be dealt with and not be in prison all that time as she has not yet been found guilty ... somehow I am more than disappointed at her exit storyline

[tammyy2j]

I can´t see her getting arrested for the crash, never to be seen and heard of again, surely she would be waiting for a court case to be dealt with and not be in prison all that time as she has not yet been found guilty ... somehow I am more than disappointed at her exit storyline

Was she drinking

I am disappointed in her exit too

I want her to part on good terms with Roy

[lizann]

bye bye carla and remember roy and justin bieber's words love yourself

[Dazzle]

bye bye carla and remember roy and justin bieber's words love yourself

I found the goodbyes a bit cringy, and I didn't even watch Carla and Tracy's last scene. Still, it was very good that Roy forgave her.

Carla was a completely different person when she arrived on the cobbles. I remember her as being very bitchy, selfish and hard-faced. How does someone change so completely in a few years?

[tammyy2j]

Did Carla even attempt to say goodbye to Nick or even try to win him back before leaving, I did think she loved him

[mariba]

Nick = not worth it. Just a hypocrite loser.

[Dalesfan]

Nick = not worth it. Just a hypocrite loser.

I think he has every right to be upset. He forgave her for the cheating. It's everything that she done he's heartbroken about. Lying and scheming to get him to move away from his family and give up his business. I know it was blackmail but she told him in their wedding day when she knew he had to avoid stress.

[Perdita]

Did Carla even attempt to say goodbye to Nick or even try to win him back before leaving, I did think she loved him

She had to leave and it would have been too early for her to try to get him back, Nick would need time to digest the news, especially as he has mental issues right now. As Alison King gave a fair bit of notice about wanting to leave, I wish they had come up with a very much less predictable storyline ... I would have given her a business award and some high powered job like working for or with Victoria Beckham in LA and Nick not being able to fly because of his condition ... so he has to get better first while she goes ahead ... and then Leanne comforting Nick when he feels lonely and presto .. LA no longer an option

[Dazzle]

I think he has every right to be upset. He forgave her for the cheating. It's everything that she done he's heartbroken about. Lying and scheming to get him to move away from his family and give up his business. I know it was blackmail but she told him in their wedding day when she knew he had to avoid stress.

I'd have been sympathetic to Carla for doing all that, because she was under duress at the time, if she'd shown any remorse for it. However, she appeared to feel no guilt at manipulating Nick. I don't blame him either, especially because what she did worsened his head injury symptoms and frightened him to death.

However, Carla's exit was an unnecessarily cruel one from a lot of viewers' point of view (including mine). Why couldn't she at least have left with her head held high?