EasterEnders Baby Swap Story Comes to its Conclusion this Friday

[GenevieveHawkings]

So after all the furore I see that the show's priducers stuck to their guns and let it run until Easter, as they originally planned to.

www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1375985/Kats-cradle-EastEnders-couple-Moon-reunited-son-thought-dead.html

but you never forget(my dd is alive, but we came so close to loosing her and I have recently had to relive the whole thing) and tbh not everyone forgives, I can't I know that someone was to blame, if they just make Kat(or cat) forgive Ronnie, that will make a daft strory line even dafter, but this is EE and they arn't that good at being "real"

I think it would make the storyline more human and more true.
I see parent in the press all the time (the parents of Linda Norgrove for example) who are able to forgive. I think it would show the whole storyline in a much more sensitive and reasonable light if Cat (or Kat?) were given the basic human trait of forgiveness. I haven't followed EE for ages but didn't ronnie also lose maybe 2 children before the cot death and also have a terrible situation with her own dad? Maybe Cat (Kat?), who herself had a horrible life as a teen/young adult, is capable of seeing why this whole situation happened.

Clearly Ronnie is/was suffering from some kind of mental illness and so does deserve sympathy. In real life this would be taken into account in the courts anyway. Plus the fact that she confessed will be taken into consideration.

ConfuddledDOTcom Go back and re-read every word I've said here and you will see that I have never anywhere claimed to know what it's like to go through what a bereaved mother does and it is disingenuous of you to imply that I have, simply to suit your own argument.

I have no doubt whatsoever that you don't care a jot what anyone has to say, let alone want to hear it but there is no need to be downright rude to people who have not been rude to you.

It's a matter of common courtesy.

What I don't care about is the people who haven't been convinced this is a potential outcome for someone in this situation. What I care about and what I travelled all the way to London for is the people that Yorke and Kirkwood are trying and succeeding to convince this real. I care about the women who haven't lost their baby yet that will be treated like rubbish because Yorke and Kirkwood have told them there's lots of evidence it happens. People are already treated like it does without evidence and now they have it.

I care about a lot of people over all this or I wouldn't have invested so much in it but I don't have the time or energy to care about people who spout it's "none reality soapland" so glad you're convinced of it but others aren't and it's done a lot of damage.

Yes I think one reality soapland is patronising to the women affected by the idiots that this none reality soapland has brought out.

I felt really sorry for Jack, he must be devastated. I think men are often forgotten in such situations. Glad it's all come to an end, very miserable storyline.

I think in a way I feel most for Jack. He never even got to see or hold his actual son. I feel for Alfie too because I think he sees the baby as his because he loves Kat and the baby is part of her but she doesn't see it as his baby and seems to push him away.

I just want to add I'm sorry if I came across as harsh at the weekend. I was mobile browsing from my hospital bed (glad to be home now!) and it's hard to say what I wanted to say properly when I'm pretty much texting. I've just written a massive post about it all on my Facebook wall which has been held in since tonight's episode.

Hello all

I was updating the thread in Site Stuff, I forgot to look here.

Watched Friday's and Monday's EE.

Last nights was brilliant, I love Alfie and his 'fat bum' chat with Tommy. Jack, poor, poor Jack.