So, Ramsay Street continues to mourn Zeke, even though the viewer, along with Elle and Lucas, isn't entirely convinced of his fate.The memorial works quite well, they actually managed to get a decent number of people there and it's sweet that Bridget, the girl he should have been with, is the first one up there talking about him.Ty comforting Rachel and her finally telling him that she loves him is rather sweet, Dan's metaphysical attempts to help Libby less so.When Rachel continues to refuse to let Libby attend the service, it looks as though we'll be spared the obvious reconciliation...but no, it's there.It might actually have worked if it wasn't ruined by some blatant product placement, robbing an already cheesy moment of any emotional impact.The producers should have used Kym Valentine's natural singing voice instead of a hideously overdubbed number which might not even be her.
In the midst of all this, we have the introduction of Cassandra, who hopefully will be a short-lived character or at least toned down because on first impressions she's dreadful.At least she isn't openly contemptuous of other women like this sort of character usually is.And she's only targeting Paul, so it's hard to decide who to sympathise with.Donna should probably stop acting so paranoid around her as it's making her look like the crazy one.Perhaps the most interesting thing is how uncertain Tegan seems throughout.She might well be the jar in Cassandra's ointment.
In the midst of all this, we have the introduction of Cassandra, who hopefully will be a short-lived character or at least toned down because on first impressions she's dreadful.At least she isn't openly contemptuous of other women like this sort of character usually is.And she's only targeting Paul, so it's hard to decide who to sympathise with.Donna should probably stop acting so paranoid around her as it's making her look like the crazy one.Perhaps the most interesting thing is how uncertain Tegan seems throughout.She might well be the jar in Cassandra's ointment.