Another man may have agreed with Eileen, and called the police after catching Seb in the act of stealing his drill, but not Phelan who would appear to have other plans.
Seb arrived on the street as boyfriend to Faye Windass, and he isn't exactly a nice individual from what we've seen so far. This hasn't gone unnoticed by the ever astute Phelan, who even remarked that a lad like him could go either way depending on the company he keeps.
It strikes me that Pat sees him as ripe for manipulation, and that he plans on being the man to do it. Could Seb be the Artful Dodger to Phelan's Fagin? I love the idea of this, and with Harry Visinoni already proving himself well capable of playing a conniving individual, charming enough to pull the wool over others' eyes, and Connor McIntyre continuing to put in the brilliant performances we're accustomed to, I can see plenty of potential here.
A man's got a heart, hasn't he? Joking apart, hasn't he? Who knows! But I feel Seb may get used to considering himself a friend - as long as Pat needs him, that is.
By Emma Hynes
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8 comments:
Excellent comparison with Dickens. Not sure how this will end but Phelan has to get caught soon I hope.....
And hopefully gullible Eileen will find out how far off the mark she is. Dozy woman honestly thinks Phelan is a good man. LOL!
Yes, please just make this end. Enough.
No one is missing Andy? No family coming looking for him?
Find this new plot with Seb just a little too sinister for a soap, especially with the violent demise/disappearance of Andy just a few weeks ago and Nathan seducing Bethany. There are liars, cheats, and murderers--all regular coronation street fare, then there are the psychopathic manipulators and murderers who are truly scary, and fortunately, very rare. Two of them at once, Phelan and Nathan,--and both preying on vulnerable children--is taking the narrative out of soapland and into crime thriller. Too dark and unsettling for me. Jeanie
Did Andy have any family? Other than Steph, who thinks he was OK with her leaving alone, I don't know of anyone on the street or anywhere else who would be concerned about his disappearance.
How many times can you recycle the Phelan manipulates a weaker character scenario? Obviously a lot!!
Oh, come on! For the third time they're trotting out the Phelan-uses-blackmail trick to make someone else do his nefarious bidding? This has gotten old!
Thank you Anon 07/02 @ 8:33. We can only wait and see how things unfold. I, for one, am rapt.
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