Zac and Heath's chats are incredibly good here, with both characters oozing empathy.Heath's eventual decision is disappointing but probably the right one in the circumstances as he realises everything he can do will just make things worse for Darcy.
Chris continues to stir things between Spencer and Maddy but Alf, Roo and Harvey are soon on the case.Some well-timed intervention finally manages to get them talking and forces Chris to admit the truth.
The real highlight of the episode is the friendship between Sasha and Rosie, with Rosie managing to switch between quirky and fragile and even being both at the same time.Her nervousness around people, watching every guy that passes as if afraid they're going to attack her, is very believable, as is her fear of being away from Sasha.There isn't really any need for April to get involved but she isn't as intrusive as she could be, although Sasha digging a deeper and deeper hole discussing Dexter and Steph straddles the line between amusing and annoying somewhat awkwardly, and there's a nice subtle use of her helping Bianca through the same thing.
Chris continues to stir things between Spencer and Maddy but Alf, Roo and Harvey are soon on the case.Some well-timed intervention finally manages to get them talking and forces Chris to admit the truth.
The real highlight of the episode is the friendship between Sasha and Rosie, with Rosie managing to switch between quirky and fragile and even being both at the same time.Her nervousness around people, watching every guy that passes as if afraid they're going to attack her, is very believable, as is her fear of being away from Sasha.There isn't really any need for April to get involved but she isn't as intrusive as she could be, although Sasha digging a deeper and deeper hole discussing Dexter and Steph straddles the line between amusing and annoying somewhat awkwardly, and there's a nice subtle use of her helping Bianca through the same thing.