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Really glad Nas ended up going to Oxford. Not sure why Oxford wasn't made aware of her circumstances anyway, but any excuse to show Kaneez as the amazing woman she is is good by me

Cory.... I know it might sound selfish that I'm beginning for ~~more~~ representation given how good it has been on the whole, but I'm really disappointed we didn't see Cory's bisexuality explored? Straight guys get curious and do sleep with guys as a one-off, sure, but they never addressed the big fat elephant room in the room with Naveed's feelings for him?? Naveed's feelings for Cory were explored with everyone BUT Cory. Given how there are no (out) bisexuals in the show, I was truly expecting them to use Cory as a coming-to-terms storyline with bisexuality. I can't be too annoyed though, since they actually nailed how toxic a student/teacher relationship is and the impact it has (Nas and her teacher was romanticised and poorly handled). It's just a shame they couldn't tie in a storyline which shows Cory addressing his sexuality properly. I can only wonder what the point was by showing Cory had some interest in Naveed? So that it made Naveed's unrequited love all the more angsty?

I'm kinda sad that I wasn't too moved by Missy's ashes being sprinkled into the wind. The story started with Missy and Nas, so it sort of was poignant to just have Nas be the one scattering the ashes, but am I really meant to believe that Hayley and Simone weren't at LEAST standing behind her? It also seems like Nas emptied all her ashes. Wouldn't Missy's mum or sister want to empty some/keep some themselves?

I HATE ALYA. She pulled through a bit at the end but oh my goodness she got on my nerves

I don't think it was meant to be sad but Nas' speech after exams with her classmates would've felt a bit more special if we had actually seen at least 3 other people besides Nas at the table?

So how is Naveed going to be able to go to drama school...?

Honestly the saddest part was seeing the skip being taken away