- Wigging out
- Kirsty and Rhys are engaged
- Neither a lender not a borrower
- Spencer is definitely marriage material
- Nice present for a fish
- Alice is still oblivious
Wigging out
Jamie’s pondering a bracelet that he’d like to buy for Natalie.
Marty is not impressed.
[Marty] “I reckon Steve had it spot on … you, you’ve gone soft … didn’t know you were going to turn into a girl as well … look at you, wigging out over some jewellery”
(the Urban dictionary reckons ‘wigged out’ is: Being devoid of reality, To lose sense of normalcy, An out of body experience. To act crazy as a reaction. To briefly flirt with lunacy)
With a heckler hardly being conducive to choosing a present for one’s girlfriend, Jamie’s ready to give up trying to find something. Any anyway, the jewellery is too expensive.
At which point Marty becomes interested again. He wants Jamie to steal it.
[Marty] “What’s the big? You’ll prove that you’re solid. Don’t you want to prove to Steve that he’s wrong .. .stop being a wuss, just swipe it”
So he does.
Kirsty and Rhys are engaged
Well, not really.
It was all just a ruse to wind Fallon up – to get her back for being so adamant that Kirsty and Rhys should date.
Kirsty started off that she also “can’t believe it could be like this”, which made Fallon over the moon.
(Though, when Fallon was checking that all was okay in the bedroom department, she sounded like she was about to ask what exactly does go on in the bedroom department … has Jolene not had ‘that’ talk with Fallon yet?)
Then, during the party that they were at, Rhys and Fallon stopped the music – and made the announcement that they were engaged.
Kirsty keeps laying it on thick. That it was all because of Fallon. That it was her idea.
[Kirsty] “Put preconceptions aside, and just jump straight in”
Fallon starts to sound a bit horrified at the (very loving) monster she’s created. She baulks at Kirsty asking her to be chief bridesmaid.
But Rhys and Kirsty don’t let her stew for long. They tell her the truth, and they all have a good laugh about it.
[Kirsty] “This is about the first thing we’re enjoyed doing together!”
[Rhys] “Put down your bow and arrow!”
Hmm. Very odd behaviour from Fallon, but at least we’re met Rhys properly.
Neither a lender not a borrower
Chas is in a bad way.
He’s now trying to get the folks he’s lent money to (and been harassing ever since with his rather pathetic big man routine) to pay him more back earlier.
Actually. He doesn’t ask. He begs.
Spencer is definitely marriage material
Spencer tells Kirsty that he’s worried about Pip.
He’s starting to think she’s starting to lose interest in him.
Kirsty tells him about the whole David/Elizabeth situation.
Later, he gently tells Pip that he knows. And that he’d totally understand if she needed to spend more time with her family. Also, that’s he’s there for her to talk to.
Bless him indeed. Keep a hold of this one, Pip.
Nice present for a fish
As Marty gets hassled by a goose, Jamie can’t tackle down his sense of guilt over stealing the bracelet.
[Jamie] “It just doesn’t feel right”
He feels bad about stealing it. And worse at the thought of giving Natalie a birthday present that he’s stolen.
So, he chucks it in the river.
[Marty] “What did you do that for? What’s Steve going to say? He’s going to think you’re a right loser now … he’s right, you have gone weird”
Probably would have been better to have taken the bracelet back to the shop, but at least Jamie’s taken another step in the right direction.
Tell the moronic thugs to get lost, young Mr Perks. Go on.
Alice is still oblivious
Chas is in a foul mood.
Alice puts it down to exam stress, and starts wittering on about going on holiday once she’s finished the Uni term. Even thinks of South Africa …
[Chas - shouting] “And I thought you needed to buy a van … I’m glad to see you’re putting my money to good use!”
He later apologies.
[Chas] “I need you, Alice. I’d go stark staring mad if I fell out with you on top of everything else … We need to get through these last few weeks together”
What an odious little creep.
Worse still – where has our Alice gone? She’s an Aldridge, for goodness sake. She should have the second site when it comes to tricksters …
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