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It seemed an eternity. She had no clear exit. I kept wondering why she didn't just wrap the scarf around her lower face instead of constantly readjusting it. I suppose the director thought it would just emphasize her plight.:thumbsdow
But great to see Lacey Turner back and the last scene was disturbing as she prepares for flight with the child in tow. Such a nice boyfriend to leave behind too. Ah well, the writers deemed it so.
Silly of her to go into the pub, where she could have (and did!) meet anyone. I wonder what Lauren will do?Quote:
Originally Posted by GloriaW
I enjoyed seeing Jane back again, she's certainly livened up Ian! I think he was genuine in that he wanted her back for herself, not just to invest in the restaurant.
She was there in the alleyway trapped, crying and Mick's offer probably seemed like a way out. Really, she was in the center of town during the day. Where was safe? The bigger question is, why did she come back to live into the area in the first place? The writers just wanted here back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
Ian was genuine but he's burned her so much in the past she's only too quick to believe the worst of him.
What I'd like to see is a Jane/Masood union. The obstacles of their respective spouses have been removed now.
She was there in the alleyway trapped, crying and Mick's offer probably seemed like a way out. Really, she was in the center of town during the day. Where was safe? The bigger question is, why did she come back to live into the area in the first place? The writers just wanted here back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
Ian was genuine but he's burned her so much in the past she's only too quick to believe the worst of him.
What I'd like to see is a Jane/Masood union. The obstacles of their respective spouses have been removed now.
I see your point about being trapped in the alleyway, but I still feel she wouldn't have entered the living area of the Vic, given she had to go up the stairs and past the open doorway into the pub. She would have been much safer to stay in the cellar. Her decision-making isn't exactly logical at the moment, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by GloriaW
I prefer the chemistry between Jane and Ian to Jane and Masood.Quote:
Originally Posted by GloriaW
I would like to see Jane back with Grant :p
God. :nono:Ian was a disaster for Jane to have to live with. Masood was much better for her and they are kindred souls really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dazzle
Lol yeah, Jane and Ian were not good together and no sensible woman would go back to him. Doesn't stop me from hoping it'll happen though :DQuote:
Originally Posted by GloriaW
One way or aother Ian gets women. It never works out but for him hope springs eternal I guess!
Eastenders was good last night. I was glad not to be drinking my tea when Aunt Babe suggested growing cannabis or I'd have spat it everywhere :rotfl:
Looks like Jane and Stacey are thinking of sticking around...
I was wondering why the episode seemed never-ending when I realised that it was an hour-long special :D