It was the aftermath of Frank's murder.Nosey Norris, typically, wasted no time in hovering like the chief vulture among other residents to watch and comment on proceedings as police arrived at the murder scene. Somewhat hypocritically, he told Ken: "Don't gawp!".
A distressed Sally and a defiant Carla were questioned separately by police and protested their innocence.
An angry Anne, taking solace in the bottle, meanwhile blamed Carla for her son's death: "It's all your fault."
A hungover Peter finally returned home to Carta after a night AWOL on the "mother of all benders" but couldn't remember what he'd been up to on the night of Frank's murder: "It's all a blur.. But Carla was worried by the suspicious-looking bloodstains on his shirt. (So he's obviously innocent then)
Michelle, it was revealed, had mysteriously failed to turn up to a meeting the previous night. Coronation Street is turning into a miniature Agatha Christie with the various red herring suspects lined up.
Gail made no secret of her continued dislike and mistrust of Lewis as he toiled in his new job at the Bistro. But Nick continued to be impressed and felt he deserved the break.
And Steve complained to Karl that the satellite dish for the Rovers' new television was interfering with Streetcars' radio reception and asked for it to be taken down. But when Karl went up onto the roof, Stella took his ladder away!
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I have the feeling it has to be someone we totally don't expect it to be. I think the writers will want to shock us all.
ReplyDelete~JB in Canada