Roo gets a whole week devoted to her return and manages to strike up a surprisingly good repartee with Angelo, as she begins to realise that not everything about Summer Bay was bad and she should perhaps have come back a bit sooner.Her relationship with Alf seems as strong as ever and it's nice to see that side of his character again.The storyline with her and Gina, on the other hand, seems to be reviving a motif better off forgotten and feels like someone is trying to get rid of the money that was completely pointless all along.It really doesn't say much for Hugo or Martha that that they're dragging their families back into this and putting them at risk once again.
Sid finds himself surrounded by a dysfunctional family as Indigo snaps at everyone and generally behaves like a brat while Dexter curls up on the sofa and considers writing bad love poetry.Sid's brief showdown with Graves is pretty good but doesn't really seem to resolve anything.
Meanwhile, just as Robertson's about to leave town, someone falls asleep on the beach and gets a bit wet.Okay, we're probably meant to assume it's Penn and he's dead but we don't see his face, even though he's credited, so it's a bit hard to work out.
Sid finds himself surrounded by a dysfunctional family as Indigo snaps at everyone and generally behaves like a brat while Dexter curls up on the sofa and considers writing bad love poetry.Sid's brief showdown with Graves is pretty good but doesn't really seem to resolve anything.
Meanwhile, just as Robertson's about to leave town, someone falls asleep on the beach and gets a bit wet.Okay, we're probably meant to assume it's Penn and he's dead but we don't see his face, even though he's credited, so it's a bit hard to work out.
