II still haven't watched Eastenders in a week now.7
Though I read in the news paper that Sam (the actor who plays Ronnie), handed in her letter of resignation in November when she received the storyline.
I'm not upset that at the factthat it's a cot death, what annoys me is the loose grip it has on reality. And after all the stuff Ronnie has been through I think we can all agree no one is that unlucky.
I suppose Glenda would make sense in that she wouldn't form any attachment to the baby that Roxy would. Glenda easily walked away from her daughters when they were just children & knew Archie was abusing Ronnie. She also just wanted Danny around to get to Roxy's money so she isn't maternal at all. From that prespective, it makes sense to use her as she would walk away from the baby and wouldn't be fussed about handing him/her over.
If this is the biggest storyline running this year then I haven't got much hope for EE. I may be the only one but storylines about babies don't interest me at all now, there have far too many of them.
Someone bring back Santer
OH MY GOD, the whole time I have been thinking everyone was talking about KIM! I got their names confused (?!) and only just then have I realised (re: mention of walking away from Ronnie and Roxy) that Auntie Kim is actually not called Glenda. Hahahaha. No wonder I thought it was so weird!
BK referring to the storyline as 'strong'?! What. The swap overshadowed the issue of cot death that he's referring to. I don't like him. And his statement seems to ignore the swap, which is what caused the complaints/coverage etc in the first place. He just bangs on about cot death, which alone would have been a more emotional storyline without the superfluous 'twist' added in.
I've seen two thread on DS suggesting that there should be an EE rape storyline thoughts? One is suggesting a male rape?
Yeah I saw those both - I think they need move away from these kind of storylines. Change direction and then come back to it. That way it would be more of a shock and less of 'same old' stuff.
I find it weird that Kat wouldn't recognise her child. You would there would be an element of maternal instinct.
Is that Ronnie knows this and refuses to see her or even let Kat see her child?
That's it. Kat hasn't had the chance to see the baby propepely yet, so Ron was trying to hide him from her because she knew that Kat would probably recognise Tommy, or at least get slightly suspicious. That was so rude of her, though. Poor Kat.