An interesting exploration of ethics here, as Paul ends up at odds with Rebecca and Declan, who are being open and honest, while Andrew takes his side in order to manipulate the situation.Declan actually realises that's what Andrew's doing but knows he has to tell Rebecca about Paul's finances anyway.Rebecca's responses seem slightly extreme, despite her claim that extreme is all Paul understands, threatening him with legal action and divorce proceedings in order to force him to tell her the truth.Oddly, the recap makes Paul's situation a lot clearer than the end of the previous episode did.
Kate somehow ends up working at the school as a student teacher after only a few weeks at uni and less than six months after she was a student there herself.There's a nice exploration of her relationship with Harry, who despite being humiliated by her understands she needs to fight her own battles, and she does a good job of putting Griffo in his place.Callum comes across as a pain and Kate ends up looking like the bad guy because she tries to put an end to his behaviour.
Kate somehow ends up working at the school as a student teacher after only a few weeks at uni and less than six months after she was a student there herself.There's a nice exploration of her relationship with Harry, who despite being humiliated by her understands she needs to fight her own battles, and she does a good job of putting Griffo in his place.Callum comes across as a pain and Kate ends up looking like the bad guy because she tries to put an end to his behaviour.