Finally, the time she believed would bring her closure has come. But can Felicity’s suffering truly be ended by apprehending the man who drugged her and attacked her sexually?
This week on Home And Away, Felicity (Jacqui Purvis) anxiously awaits the results of her risky encounter. She raises her phone while seated in her car in an attempt to take pictures of the man threatening her. Flick takes pictures as proof after he eventually comes and removes the rucksack containing the ransom money.
Her companion Tane (Ethan Browne) and brother Cash (Nicholas Cartwright), who learned of her intentions, scramble to locate her. In order to avoid caving in to her blackmailer’s demands, Flick had lied to them. She had even made secret plans to meet her oppressor.
According to Jacqui, “Her trauma is greatly affecting her relationships.” TV WEEK. She is growing increasingly distant from the people she cares about.
Rose (Kirsty Marillier) brings the suspect to the police station. But when Flick leaves Cash’s office, she unintentionally bumps into the alleged offender. The moment of confrontation is too much.
“It’s overwhelming,” admits Jacqui. “It’s heartbreaking; she’s going through a lot right now.”
Cash has been suffering from the stress of attempting to find the person who attacked his sister. His lover Eden (Stephanie Panozzo), who is with him at home, listens as he shares his suffering.
Can Flick and Cash, siblings, move over this?
Felicity made a daring step to discover her attacker because she could see no end to her suffering. Will her search result in resolution or a crisis?
After being sexually attacked while out with her friend Eden (Stephanie Panozzo) on a night out, Felicity (Jacqui Purvis) did everything in her power to get over the incident.
Unknown assailant drugged Flick’s drink as they celebrated Lyrik’s performance at the Battle of the Bands contest. Later, she discovered that she had been attacked.
Flick first tried to keep what happened from her brother (Nicholas Cartwright), but when she did, he promised to support her.
According to Jacqui, “it’s a weight lifted off her shoulders,” as reported by TV WEEK. Cash, of course, doesn’t hold her accountable and wants to support her in any way he can. They both concur that she must inform the authorities so they can try to apprehend this offender.
Flick continues to seek answers despite having the support of her friends, counselling sessions, and a police enquiry. She visits the police station and requests to check the CCTV recordings from the previous evening. Cash cautions her against it but eventually gives in and lets her into his office.
Cash makes a call to her partner Tane (Ethan Browne) as Flick searches through the video. But as soon as he shows up, Flick snaps, creating more issues.
She begs, “Let me do this!” Having no idea how to assist her, Cash and Tane go.
As the hours pass, Flick makes no progress in catching the perpetrator. She is plagued with a memoryless moment.
The following day, Eden begs Cash to take a break since he, too, is preoccupied with trying to identify the assailant. The DNA test results from Flick’s tests are received while he is on the phone with Eden. Could this be the pivotal moment for them?
