EE Emmas last day
Robbedin73
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From the time Emma had been hit she managed to get half cut in Vic, go meet a suspect in the park cafe, go back to.max house , and get in car with max, wots up. Em, think what's that on
Head, oh think its blood OK last get you down to casualty , we were laughing so much at last scene
Head, oh think its blood OK last get you down to casualty , we were laughing so much at last scene
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If I was in her shoes I need few drinks funding that out
Everybody is hailing the episode as great but it was the most cliché driven downright ridiculous episode. Seems to be too much of it. Especially after the Phil being shot episode. Shame really that EE have to resort to HO levels of silliness. They can do drama so well but it seems that OTT is what draws the kids in.
She was clearly disorientated, hence appearing 'drunk' and dazed and wasn't thinking clearly enough to realise she was badly hurt. She was also probably in shock.
It is an almost textbook depiction of a head wound not being obviously and immediately apparent (the person gets up, is able to walk, talk etc) but is actually life threatening. My godmother was a senior nurse and i remember it being drummed into from childhood that you should always, always go to A+E to be checked over if you bang your head (or insist somebody else does if they have) even if you look and feel fine.
I avoided the episode thread on purpose as I just knew the usual suspects would be fawning over episode which, instead of drama, had me and my wife laughing out loud at the screen. It was pathetic.
What? Max never took her to the vic, Emma was drinking in the vic way before she got hit by the car, they even said Emma refused medical help, and they never knew she got hit by the car.
Exactly. Nobody saw the impact, the car actually crashed round the corner from her so many people won't have realised what had happened of course everybody was more concerned with the over turned and then on fire car with people trapped inside. Blly asked if she was okay, she said yes and he took it on face value. Pam and Les were immediately suspicious when they found her, again asked if she was okay and actually did the right thing by moving her into the warm and keeping a close eye on her given that she was insisting she wouldn't get checked out. Max then also immediately wanted to get her seen, commenting she didn't look good.
As for ignoring the police car as somenoe else said was a plot hole, she was disorientated but even if she wasn't. They were there for something other than Lucy's murder, what were they going to do? Stop dealing with the major accidnet to go and arrest someone on nothing but the say so of a clearly upset and perhaps delusional woman? Even if she is ex job.
There was nothing wrong with the plotting or scripting that i could see.
Most of what you have posted happened before she got hit by the car!!
I sometimes wonder if some people on here actually watch EE.
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ditto! after deciphering the post into understandable English I did think the OP was laughing so hard they forgot to actually watch the show!
There is no excuse really. You get run over, you seek medical help. Even if she was in a daze, everybody's reactions around her were ridiculous. Silly plot device.
But as already said, nobody saw her hit or how bad the impact was. For all they knew, the car hadd swerved to avoid her but not actually hit her and she'd just fallen slightly, grazing her head. Not everybody knows how serious even 'minor' head wounds or falls can be. Billy did immediately ask if she was okay, she said yes and was mobile. She was conscious and able to walk and talk. The people trapped in the car were the more pressing issue. Nobody immediately drove Charlie or Roxy to Hospital either did they and they also had 'walking wounded' injuries - indeed Charlie was unconscious in the car for a few seconds and both were dazed.
Nobody could force Emma to go the Hospital - even Paramedics at the scene can't force somebody to be examined. They will however be more aware of the danger of the 'quiet' victims - the ones that are saying they are okay and not making a fuss.
Pam, Les and then Max did the best they could be keeping a very close eye on her to monitor her condition and keep tyring to persuade her to get help. Unless of course you believe they were only doing it to stop her going to the Police but i think they were doing it because they were concerned.
Probably the best thing to have done was find a Paramedic to tell them there was somebody involved no longer at the scene that had a head 'graze' and didn't look well so they could have a look at her (even in the cafe) but again, Ronnie appeared to be the priority. And considering they had to emergency deliver the baby and she did flatline before Emma collapsed they were kind of right.