Libby continues her impersonation of a crazy woman, egged on by the increasingly annoying Steph.She seems to come to something of a realisation here...but unfortunately it's a completely erroneous one. Dan's decision to keep the truth about Sam's presence from Lib is obviously going to come back and bite him, especially since Sam knows that he knows, whilst even the ever loyal Elle seems to be having doubts.
Elsewhere, the two runaways meet up in what Harold describes as the work of a higher power(well, it's one explanation for a whacking great plot coincidence).The conversation between him and Bridget, where they both realise they're running away, is very well done.Bridget's deal with Harold seems a bit one-sided, since the onus on whether they go home or not is firmly on her.Nice bit of continuity with Harold's use of the alias Ted-it was the name he used when he had amnesia.
Elsewhere, the two runaways meet up in what Harold describes as the work of a higher power(well, it's one explanation for a whacking great plot coincidence).The conversation between him and Bridget, where they both realise they're running away, is very well done.Bridget's deal with Harold seems a bit one-sided, since the onus on whether they go home or not is firmly on her.Nice bit of continuity with Harold's use of the alias Ted-it was the name he used when he had amnesia.