Amy was the one living person for whom I felt most sorry at the end of this storyline. For a sister to lose a beloved sister, and in such a violent horrific and unexpected way too, would be unimaginably painful and shocking and hard to process. Plus unlike the rest Amy was still so young, and couldn't be expected to behave in a rational or mature way over it (same for Charlotte, tbf).
Tbh there's a little part of me that was curious to see Lydia & Zoe both live, and couple up in a hurt/comfort trauma bond dynamic. Obviously that would be too dark and depressing a storyline even for a British soap, but it would have been interesting and could have gone deep. There was potential there; Lydia at least clearly felt strongly about Zoe, albeit in the wrong direction. Zoe told Lydia she'd "do anything, say anything" for Lydia not to kill her or herself, so perhaps that could have led to a Stockholm-esque love storyline, with Lydia blackmailing or forcing Zoe to stay with her to work through their pain and loss over Sarah together (in an unhealthy way, maybe sometimes sexually), and Zoe eventually breaking through to her and them connecting emotionally on a real level, leading to a real relationship. Just headcanon on my part, but I think there was a three-dimensional and realistic way to pull it off that redeemed both characters in the long term, instead of just ending it abruptly in the Guignol and frankly superficial way the show did here. And honestly? Mike wasn't exactly a saint, so I don't think he deserved to go off into the sunset with Zoe and completely forget about the daughter he so cruelly punished and scapegoated to her dying day (as well as the other one he basically abandoned to grieve on her own). Lydia wasn't the only villain.
God Lydia is such a sick girl.... :-\ I never liked her to begin with but she was definitely tolerable they didnt turn her into a crazy in like a 3 week span before killing Sarah.... So does anyone have any spoilers for after the aftermath and how Zoe leaves the show?
Lydia was cruel, did an evil sick thing in this storyline, and had serious problems. But I would argue that Mike & Zoe weren't exactly decent moral people either, and both treated Sarah like dirt more often than not, which led to a chain of events that put Sarah in a position vulnerable enough to become a fatal victim. Sarah deserved better than all of them.
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It is kind of funny how they always say "I need an ambulance" and then hang up. No name, no adress. The paramedics in UK must have magical powers :D
Choral Ending by Craig Armstrong.
Amy was the one living person for whom I felt most sorry at the end of this storyline. For a sister to lose a beloved sister, and in such a violent horrific and unexpected way too, would be unimaginably painful and shocking and hard to process. Plus unlike the rest Amy was still so young, and couldn't be expected to behave in a rational or mature way over it (same for Charlotte, tbf).
Loved Zoe Mike and Sarah. So glad years later Zoe and like we’re still together!
If I don't play HQ is works fine!
Have a nice new year's eve
Tbh there's a little part of me that was curious to see Lydia & Zoe both live, and couple up in a hurt/comfort trauma bond dynamic. Obviously that would be too dark and depressing a storyline even for a British soap, but it would have been interesting and could have gone deep. There was potential there; Lydia at least clearly felt strongly about Zoe, albeit in the wrong direction. Zoe told Lydia she'd "do anything, say anything" for Lydia not to kill her or herself, so perhaps that could have led to a Stockholm-esque love storyline, with Lydia blackmailing or forcing Zoe to stay with her to work through their pain and loss over Sarah together (in an unhealthy way, maybe sometimes sexually), and Zoe eventually breaking through to her and them connecting emotionally on a real level, leading to a real relationship. Just headcanon on my part, but I think there was a three-dimensional and realistic way to pull it off that redeemed both characters in the long term, instead of just ending it abruptly in the Guignol and frankly superficial way the show did here.
And honestly? Mike wasn't exactly a saint, so I don't think he deserved to go off into the sunset with Zoe and completely forget about the daughter he so cruelly punished and scapegoated to her dying day (as well as the other one he basically abandoned to grieve on her own). Lydia wasn't the only villain.
What is the name of that music? So hauntingly beautiful
God Lydia is such a sick girl.... :-\ I never liked her to begin with but she was definitely tolerable they didnt turn her into a crazy in like a 3 week span before killing Sarah....
So does anyone have any spoilers for after the aftermath and how Zoe leaves the show?
She and Mike went travelling to start a new future together
Lydia was cruel, did an evil sick thing in this storyline, and had serious problems. But I would argue that Mike & Zoe weren't exactly decent moral people either, and both treated Sarah like dirt more often than not, which led to a chain of events that put Sarah in a position vulnerable enough to become a fatal victim. Sarah deserved better than all of them.