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Eastenders - Lee's Colleagues
Throughout this armed raid nonsense I have been left wondering what was the motivation for Lee's work colleagues to help him?
He hasn't got on well with Oz since day one so I find it hard to believe he'd want to get involved. I'm finding this whole story very frustrating! |
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It's random isn't it. You've made my life hell, but I've got this great idea for us to make some money and victimise my family instead...
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Yep it's a complete SOR, why would they help him and more to the point why would he trust them to, but since they have now decided not to help him just makes him look even more of a tool.
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How did the conversation go, was it right after Oz did his daily bullying towards Lee..
Oz: Oi!! *cuts of Lee's sale call* I made my 100th sale today, you're gonna get the sack.. I wanna bang your wife. Lee: Let's rob my family Oz: ![]() Lee: We both get half the cash, after weeks of being around you I know you are trustworthy and won't hurt my family and you'll share the money.. deal Oz: ehh ok.
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How did the conversation go, was it right after Oz did his daily bullying towards Lee..
Oz: Oi!! *cuts of Lee's sale call* I made my 100th sale today, you're gonna get the sack.. I wanna bang your wife. Lee: Let's rob my family Oz: ![]() Lee: We both get half the cash, after weeks of being around you I know you are trustworthy and won't hurt my family and you'll share the money.. deal Oz: ehh ok.Lee: "Would it mean I get a bigger share of the money?" Oz: Err no, unless it includes your mum too? Lee: "Ok that's a deal." |
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Oz to me seems a decent lad who has been trying to get on with Lee, but Lee is the one causing the trouble now !
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Oz to me seems a decent lad who has been trying to get on with Lee, but Lee is the one causing the trouble now !
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Oz is an arrogant prick, but hey if that's your idea of a decent lad who am I to disagree.
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Oz to me seems a decent lad who has been trying to get on with Lee, but Lee is the one causing the trouble now !
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He doesn't seem 'decent' in the slightest.
Makes me wonder why he was so keen on Lees idea in the first place. Surely he's getting a decent wage because of his high commission, or was it just the thought that he's got somethi else over Lee. It puts him in control I suppose. |
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Me neither. I suspect he had no intention of giving Lee his cut regardless, Lee just gave him a handy excuse.
Makes me wonder why he was so keen on Lees idea in the first place. Surely he's getting a decent wage because of his high commission, or was it just the thought that he's got somethi else over Lee. It puts him in control I suppose. I wish we'd seen the original conversation between them that led to the plan being formed. |
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He is very clearly a sociopath. Craves attention, has to be in control, has an obvious sadistic side, can switch on the charm effortlessly after being completely vile... I wouldn't be surprised if he implanted the idea in Lee's head and has now convinced him he was the one to come up with it. He knew that Lee was struggling for money and lying to his wife so it would have been easy to probe into his mindset and drop hints about what he should do. Lee is particularly susceptible to that kind of behavior due to his depression and self-loathing. Like you said, he probably never planned on giving Lee the money.
I wish we'd seen the original conversation between them that led to the plan being formed. |
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Me neither. I suspect he had no intention of giving Lee his cut regardless, Lee just gave him a handy excuse.
Makes me wonder why he was so keen on Lees idea in the first place. Surely he's getting a decent wage because of his high commission, or was it just the thought that he's got somethi else over Lee. It puts him in control I suppose. |
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Yeah I can see why they didn't, because they wanted to keep the attack as a surprise. However we could have done with seeing how Lee came to the decision to rob his own family.
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I worry that they've got a hold over Lee now...maybe they even recorded the original conversation. He could get him involved in more crime, one where someone does get seriously hurt. And of course Lee would end up as the fall guy. As elly says it could be that prison beckons.
Currently, the following have all had a child die Dot Max Ian Ronnie Jack Shirley Kathy Billy Patrick |
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I think I would prefer prison or a vanishing act over suicide as Lees exit.
Currently, the following have all had a child die Dot Max Ian Ronnie Jack Shirley Kathy Billy Patrick I rather like that they have blown this story wide open.
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I know Lee is a pure eejit but what was he thinking giving one of the lads his wallet back? How foolish was that? At least if he had kept it, he would have had some leverage over them, making them less likely to grass him up (and vice versa).
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I think I would prefer prison or a vanishing act over suicide as Lees exit.
Currently, the following have all had a child die Dot Max Ian Ronnie Jack Shirley Kathy Billy Patrick |
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I know Lee is a pure eejit but what was he thinking giving one of the lads his wallet back? How foolish was that? At least if he had kept it, he would have had some leverage over them, making them less likely to grass him up (and vice versa).
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he could have hid the wallet like Matthew Rose did like hid it in the boiler room then finds it burnt when he needs the evidence!
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He should just threaten them with the police. Surely he could say he recognised the voices.
If they imply Lee was involved he could easily say they're lying. I'd hazard a guess that the police would believe him. |
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This storyline is pants, I can hardly watch it.
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He should just threaten them with the police. Surely he could say he recognised the voices.
If they imply Lee was involved he could easily say they're lying. I'd hazard a guess that the police would believe him. Equally no rationally-thinking person would have marched up the office and flung the wallet at not-Paul-Coker in full view of everyone working there, including his manager. |
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Maybe if they hadn't bothered with the jokey way that everyone thinks Lees got a better job than he has angle, the storyline might t be better but all the nonsense of them buying Lee office cliché style presents just make it comical and silly.
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It's random isn't it. You've made my life hell, but I've got this great idea for us to make some money and victimise my family instead...
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