EPISODE 388Simon (Scott?) attempts to clear Petra of the charges against her, and Cheryl is heartbroken by the repercussions of her drug-induced incident.First broadcast ... 1983 (Melbourne) |  |
 Meg ~ Elspeth Ballantyne Judy ~ Betty Bobbitt Lizzie ~ Sheila Florance Joan ~ Maggie Kirkpatrick Bea ~ Val Lehman Colleen ~ Judith McGrath Ann ~ Gerda Nicolson Maxine ~ Lisa Crittenden Wally ~ Alan Hopgood Pixie ~ Judy McBurney Petra ~ Penny Maegraith Scott ~ Tim Elston Helen ~ Caroline Gillmer Sharon ~ Liddy Clarke Lucy ~ Yoni Prior Officer Barry ~ Joy Westmore Cheryll Armstrong ~ Lisa Aldenhoven Kevin Armstrong ~ Shane Connor Jane Desmond ~ Penelope Shelton ){kind=small} Peter Shannon ~ Nick Holland Lisa Brennan ~ Laura Christie ){kind=small} Emma Roberts ~ Cindy Lee Phyllis ~ Reylene Pearce Raymond Gilbert ~ Marc Allan Ruth Shaw ~ Mary Murphy Judge ~ Arthur Barradell-Smith ){kind=small} Defence Counsel ~ Tom Travers ){kind=small} Dr. Sefton ~ Alton Harvey ){kind=small} Mr Askin ~ Telford Jackson Mrs Brennan ~ Sue Brenchley ){kind=small} | Maxine tells the women that Joan has a new girlfriend, and that it's Lucy who's making all the running. Cheryll is still trying to blame herself for Kevin's violence, sayinh she's been very "moody" towards him, but she pops a few more pills as soon as Judy leaves the room. Lizzie entertains the women with stories of the Great Depression during Petra's history lesson. The laughter attracts Joan to the rec room, where she stops the class and puts Bea on a charge for insubordination. Bea warns Lucy to stay away from Joan, even when Lucy offers to use Joan to have her bring goods in. Emma is suspicious when Scott calls round to see her and tells her aunt she doesn't want to see him. Lucy is greedy for more goods and threatens Joan that she will tell the authorities about the drugs she hid somewhere in Joan's house. Cheryll is left to look after a little girl at the halfway house while her mother goes out. The girl tells her that she and her mother are there because her father hit them all the time: Cheryll replies that her Kevin hit her only once. Bea is called to the Governor's office to be told that Mum has died of a heart attack, and has left all the women money in her will. Joan rips her house apart, but fails to find the drugs. The women squabble about what they could spend Mum's money on. Ruth and Phyllis heavy Lucy into getting goods in for them. At Sharon's trial, Peter, Judy and Helen give evidence that Sharon didn't know what she was doing after the deprogramming. Sharon is found guilty and sentenced to 3 year's probation. Lizzie gets another letter from Mick, asking for a photo. Kevin arrives at the halfway house and Cheryll runs upstairs to evade him and falls back down again: she is taken to hospital. Kevin tells Judy that Cheryll has been taking pills of various kinds since she was at school. Bea sees Lucy putting whisky in her tea in the dining room. Lizzie has her photo taken in the grounds weariring the receptionist's bright red coat ){kind=small} to cover her uniform, and with Colleen posing as a member of her family. Cheryll loses her baby and the doctor says he will have to report the results of the blood tests, which show high levels of barbiturates and amphetamines. Bea slaps Lucy around to teach her a lesson. Cheryll swears not to take pills again, as she feels it led to the death of her baby. Mrs Askin tells Bea that Bea left half her estate to the women, totalling around $20,000. Lucy demands that Joan helps her escape. Scott visits Emma, but finds she has run away, leaving a note saying he had to go as she didn't want to break her promise to Petra. Joan tells Lucy the escape has been arranged for the following day, but she has to go on laundry duty. Wally cooks for Ann, and gives her a kiss. Maxine finds out about the escape plan and makes Lucy agree to let her come too.
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