Is Nick Cotton's real urn still hiding in Dot's cubberd, and when is she going to finally scatter him?

We already know she has finally put her husband Jim's ashes to rest last Christmas Day, but the intresting question is, I wonder what Dot will do with Nick’s ashes when she scatters him this time around, instead of being scattered in the Albert Square gardens where he had his fake ashes scatted the last time around, as he came back from the dead, may Nick’s real ashes be scatterd in a very nasty place this time? Perhaps Dot will tip Nick's real ashes down her toilet and flush him away or something LOL

Why can't people spell on this forum?

LOL! Dot tipping Nick’s ashes down the toilet sounds like a great idea, good riddens to bad rubbish that's what I would say

Can't believe it is a year since Nick died. I really miss him.

Just dump him in the bin it's all he deserves.

Same! I really wished that he was never killed off, although can't Eastenders bring Nick back one last time in some sort of ghostly vision, abit like what Eastenders did with Charlie Slater resently?

Maybe if Dot leaves Eastenders next year, Nick Cotton should comeback as a ghost for her exit

Can I just say something, I think it really needs to be known that I am actually Autistic, and I did really try writing this forum as best as I could, if I did put some spelling mistakes in this forum I'm sorry about that.

Take no notice, just ignore it. Some people have this desire to post even if it's not relevant.

Put him in a cigarette and smoke him

Dot's carrying too much guilt over his death to do anything.

LOL

I agree, I think it's extremely rude to tell someone off about their spelling especially as this is a forum where people can relax and enjoy themselves.

Very True! Thank you for your support and advice

Don't worry. The whole point of language is communication, and you were perfectly easy to understand. Who cares about a few spelling mistakes? Please don't be discouraged

As for Dot, I'm not sure. Maybe she will just keep him forever in the back of the cupboard. I just hope she doesn't have a serious senior moment and mistake him for the gravy granules.

Scatter them in the sewers.

Just ignore anyone calling out your spelling mistakes. A few typos never hurts anyone. We can easily see what your saying. We all make mistakes in the spelling/grammer department even without a
Autism. The grammer/spelling police of the internet are just rude and not worth the time of day. They will make a typo sooner or later.

I see nothing wrong in your posts at all - we all make spelling mistakes and there is certainly nothing to apologise for.

Thanks