Is Felicity to blame for Salt’s fatal chemical attack? Despite her innocence, further evidence linking her to the crime is discovered in this week’s episode of Home And Away.
Nikau (Kawakawa Fox-Reo) begins an online campaign against Felicity (Jacqui Purvis), believing she is to blame for the attack that has left his uncle, Tane (Ethan Browne), on the verge of death. As a result, her caravan is defaced with graffiti with the words “Toxic Felicity” written across it.
Jacqui tells TV WEEK, “Felicity is stressed, alone, and anxious.” “She has the impression that the entire world is against her. But, like Felicity, she’s keeping strong and attempting to get through this difficult moment with sheer grit.”
When she arrives at the police station to file a report, she notices her new friend Anne (Megan Smart) departing after confessing to Detective Nasser (Julian Maroun) that she lied about being with Felicity on the night of the attack.
Nasser discovers a bottle of the same pills that were used to knock unconscious Tane during a new check of Felicity’s caravan. Felicity screams, “I’ve been set up!”
Officer Cash (Nicholas Cartwright) stands helpless as Nasser drags his sister away, then is taken aback when a toxicology check proves Felicity and Tane’s connection. Could he have been completely mistaken about her the whole time?
“Cash wants to believe Flick when she says she’s been set up,” Nicholas explains, “but there are simply too many red flags for him to trust her totally.”
Felicity, alone and lonely, seeks Anne’s help once more. However, when she subsequently sees a mention of the burned pesticides receipt on Nikau’s webpage – something that only a few individuals were aware of – she begins to question if the attacker is much closer to her than she thought.
Is it possible that someone she wronged years ago has returned to exact vengeance? Is Tane’s history catching up with him, and she’s just caught in the middle?
“Whoever it is, she demands an explanation!” Jacqui explains.
