Originally Posted by Glendarroch:
“I agree. Her head' s all over the place just now. He's fancied her for ages, he' d be in there like a rat up a drainpipe
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“I agree. Her head' s all over the place just now. He's fancied her for ages, he' d be in there like a rat up a drainpipe
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Ewwwwwwwwww.
Originally Posted by T.K. Mazin:
“Eh? They've both lost a loved one in tragic and mysterious circumstancess. Many people in real life, like Pete, often wake up to news from the police that their child or parent is dead - it doesn't make it any less painful than someone who has found a loved one dead. Her loss isn't any greater or any more traumatic than his. I'm not sure what you mean by "it's not the same" but okay...
Obviously discovering your daughter dead in bed is horrible, but you can't say: "Well It's not the same because Moira found her daughter dead in bed and Pete didn't."
At least Moira knows how her daughter died so she can find some closure, Pete and his brothers have no real clue what happened to James despite their mother's lies. If anything, Pete has more reason to be messed up about James's death than Moira about Holly's death.
Loss is loss. Grief is grief. It's hard on everyone involved. You can't quantify it.
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“Eh? They've both lost a loved one in tragic and mysterious circumstancess. Many people in real life, like Pete, often wake up to news from the police that their child or parent is dead - it doesn't make it any less painful than someone who has found a loved one dead. Her loss isn't any greater or any more traumatic than his. I'm not sure what you mean by "it's not the same" but okay...
Obviously discovering your daughter dead in bed is horrible, but you can't say: "Well It's not the same because Moira found her daughter dead in bed and Pete didn't."
At least Moira knows how her daughter died so she can find some closure, Pete and his brothers have no real clue what happened to James despite their mother's lies. If anything, Pete has more reason to be messed up about James's death than Moira about Holly's death.
Loss is loss. Grief is grief. It's hard on everyone involved. You can't quantify it.
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Kell-Free has answered this for me, see below.
Losing a parent is terrible, but it's part of life - even when it's in some bizarro violent soap plot. Losing a child is beyond pain.
There's not much point arguing out degrees of grief though, if you don't agree. But that's the story they're telling - Moira has been knocked completely off course by the death of her daughter. Pete, on the other hand, has adjusted quite well and carried on. He's not off his head with grief. But he still took advantage of her when she was.
Originally Posted by Kell_Free:
“I think what Cyril was implying is that Moira's grief would've been a lot different to Pete because she lost a child. Pete is obviously devastated at his dad's death, but losing your own child is a different kind of pain altogether.”
“I think what Cyril was implying is that Moira's grief would've been a lot different to Pete because she lost a child. Pete is obviously devastated at his dad's death, but losing your own child is a different kind of pain altogether.”
Yes, thanks!
Originally Posted by sheepiefarm:
“ps - on a sidenote
Other than Cain - every guy Moira has shagged has ended up dead - are Pete's days numbered
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“ps - on a sidenote
Other than Cain - every guy Moira has shagged has ended up dead - are Pete's days numbered

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Blimey, hadn't thought of that. I hope so.



