[bbfan1991]

Interesting and I do think that Andrew Lancel has played his role as Frank well.

DS had a good imaginative theory with Frank getting in a struggle with Carla and both Maria/Michelle come to her rescue and then one of them clobbers him, aftermath of course will be them coming to terms with what has happened and trying to prevent anyone from finding out the truth...

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Originally Posted by bbfan1991

Interesting and I do think that Andrew Lancel has played his role as Frank well.

DS had a good imaginative theory with Frank getting in a struggle with Carla and both Maria/Michelle come to her rescue and then one of them clobbers him, aftermath of course will be them coming to terms with what has happened and trying to prevent anyone from finding out the truth...

I'd actually prefer that to Frank's mother killing him, they could keep the secret hidden between the Connor family

[Visage]

Originally Posted by bbfan1991

Interesting and I do think that Andrew Lancel has played his role as Frank well.

DS had a good imaginative theory with Frank getting in a struggle with Carla and both Maria/Michelle come to her rescue and then one of them clobbers him, aftermath of course will be them coming to terms with what has happened and trying to prevent anyone from finding out the truth...

Isn't that very similar to how Den was killed in Eastenders, involving 3 women, Chrissie, Sam and Zoe ?

[bbfan1991]

Originally Posted by Visage

Isn't that very similar to how Den was killed in Eastenders, involving 3 women, Chrissie, Sam and Zoe ?

Yeah but the storyline is different and Den, although a better character is not as vile as what Frank is IMO.

[Visage]

Originally Posted by bbfan1991

Yeah but the storyline is different and Den, although a better character is not as vile as what Frank is IMO.

No I get that, I was meaning having three women involved in the murder.

While it is a good idea, it's very much like Den's murder.

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Originally Posted by Visage

Isn't that very similar to how Den was killed in Eastenders, involving 3 women, Chrissie, Sam and Zoe ?

I think it's more like Carl killing Tom King and Jimmy covering Carl's track.

[Visage]

Originally Posted by Chewy

I think it's more like Carl killing Tom King and Jimmy covering Carl's track.

I must be missing a point here and I can't figure out what though


Didn't Carl kill Tom on his own ?

The suggestion, as I understood it with Frank's killer is three women Carla, Michelle and Maria are all on the scene, one clobbers him, he dies and they then have to come to terms with the aftermath.

DS had a good imaginative theory with Frank getting in a struggle with Carla and both Maria/Michelle come to her rescue and then one of them clobbers him, aftermath of course will be them coming to terms with what has happened and trying to prevent anyone from finding out the truth...

Didn't Den die by getting clobbered and Zoe thought it was her that did it, only Sam saw it was Chrissie, and they all (originally) tried to cover it up?

[bbfan1991]

Yeah Zoe cloberred Den, while she then went to turn the lights off upstairs Chrissie went up to Den and he woke up then grabbed her by the legs which is when Sam saw Chrissie kill him.

Sam was then shocked as Chrissie made Zoe think that she killed him and eventually Chrissie ended up trying to frame them both to save her own skin, but the truth as we know finally came out

[bbfan1991]

I would love for Chas to find out that Carl killed his own father out of love for her, obviously they do not get on well now but they had the perfect opportunity during the Eve storyline and did not do it...

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Originally Posted by Visage

I must be missing a point here and I can't figure out what though


Didn't Carl kill Tom on his own ?

The suggestion, as I understood it with Frank's killer is three women Carla, Michelle and Maria are all on the scene, one clobbers him, he dies and they then have to come to terms with the aftermath.

Carl killed Tom, Jimmy found out soon after and helped Carl, who was falling apart to cover it all up, even from Matthew.