- It’s not Kathy that’s the problem
- Jamie is studying
- “Poor Lamb”
- Has Jennifer met her mistress?
- Was Jamie crying?
- Virginia Woolf reference
- Kathy won’t be bothered
- The first public kiss!
It’s not Kathy that’s the problem
Jolene reckons Jamie’s told Kathy about her and Kenton (why wouldn’t he?), so Jamie’s reluctance to see her/be at The Bull is down to Kathy not wanting him to do so.
Erm … I think it might have more to do with the fact that you’re stepping out with his stepdad, not that long after your husband – his dad – died.
Far closer to home, does the problem come from.
Jamie is studying
Jamie does go to see Fallon at The Bull, but asks her to help him study rather than watch a DVD.
If only Kathy knew, she might be a far calmer lady all round.
“Poor Lamb”
Would any of us have thought we’d see the day when the mighty Mr Jack Woolley was wetting himself like a child?
Later on, he didn’t want Jennifer to watch him eating his sandwich
Poor chap.
Lucky that he’s not really there to see it all.
At least Peggy’s still going strong.
[Peggy] “I thought I was getting feeble in my old age”
[Elona] “You, feeble? I don’t think so Mrs Woolley.”
Has Jennifer met her mistress?
I’m wondering if this Elona malarkey is just a red herring – but has Jennifer just meant Brian’s next love interest?
Was Jamie crying?
As Jamie leaves The Bull by the back door:
[Jamie] “I came this way as I thought you were in the bar”
[Jolene] “Bad luck …”
Jolene really is in the mood for apologies – mainly as she feels she has nothing to apologise for.
But now that she has Jamie cornered, she’s going to talk with him. Whether he wants to, or not.
Lamenting the huge change in their friendship recently:
[Jolene] “The difference must be because I’d started seeing Kenton”
[Jamie] “Oh, well done …Why Kenton? Why, with all the blokes out there, did it have to be him?”
[Jolene] “It’s partly because Kenton isn’t new, I knew him before as a friend, and course, he knew your dad as well”
[Jamie] “And he lived with my mum … doesn’t it make it kinda creepy?!?”
(yup Jamie – I reckon it is)
Jolene tells Jamie that she’ll always love Sid … and Jamie, because he’s part of Sid.
Now, I’m sure I heard Jamie quietly crying in the background, but Jolene didn’t seem to notice, and certainly didn’t mention that he’d cried when she was speaking later to Fallon.
Odd.
Anyway – looks like Jolene’s struck a chord.
Jamie and her are pals again.
Virginia Woolf reference
Elona’s telling Jennifer about her daughters (while Jennifer has to leave Jack and Peggy, eating his sandwich).
Her daughters are Anna (13) and Rosa (16).
Anna is pianist (or at least, quote good at piano), but Rosa was made out to be a bit thick.
But:
[Elona] “If you ask her, what she says she wants most is a room of her own”
I wonder.
Is it Elona or Rosa who has got to grips with Virginia Woolf?
Kathy won’t be bothered
Jolene reckons that Kathy won’t be that bothered about her seeing Kenton.
Eh?
[Fallon] “Even so, for her, it’s like history repeating itself”
Quite right Fallon.
The first public kiss!
Kenton’s all very excited about a present he’s got for Jolene.
Turns out to be a book on Monte Carlo.
Jolene’s a bit slow to get the point:
[Jolene] “It’s a little bit random, isn’t it?”
Course – Kenton’s gifting a trip to Monte Carlo. Three whole days.
[Kenton] “Seemed liked your kinda town, baby”
[Jolene] “And how! Oh you gorgeous man!”
And they have their first public kiss.
Aw!
To be cynical for just one moment – if Kenton is basically trying to get his leg over, that’s quite an expensive way of achieving it.
Jolene has already expressed her consent.
But, to not be cynical, maybe Kenton just wants to go that extra bit further to make it all unique and special (well, he has to do something to ensure he’s not going to be compared to Sid!)
[Kenton] “You’ll need something smart for the casino, but for the rest of the time ….”
I’m telling you – shower scene ahoy!!!
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