It's a slightly strange end to Robyn's story:One confrontation with Indi, which doesn't seem any more significant than the previous ones, and she suddenly goes sane and leaves town quietly.It does however lead to a nice scene between her and Chris where he acknowledges his part in things.
John and Marilyn's attempts to cheer up Jett are embarrassingly awful but it's nice to see his friendship with Indi revisited and it's used as the catalyst to finally bring their feelings out into the open.
So, we finally get a scene of Maddy visiting Josh and finally get an acknowledgement that they were at the school around the time it burnt down.Sadly the effects are less than satisfying:It seems a bit odd to raise the possibility of them starting the fire just to drop it straightaway and it's very disappointing that Roo has learnt nothing from recent events and has gone back to trying to break them up.
John and Marilyn's attempts to cheer up Jett are embarrassingly awful but it's nice to see his friendship with Indi revisited and it's used as the catalyst to finally bring their feelings out into the open.
So, we finally get a scene of Maddy visiting Josh and finally get an acknowledgement that they were at the school around the time it burnt down.Sadly the effects are less than satisfying:It seems a bit odd to raise the possibility of them starting the fire just to drop it straightaway and it's very disappointing that Roo has learnt nothing from recent events and has gone back to trying to break them up.