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For what it’s worth I don’t laugh. I was exasperated with Helen at first but as time has gone on I’m just horrified and angry. I don’t see Rob as the moustached twirling villain but as a manipulative person who found in Helen the perfect person to manipulate. Helen whose self esteem was never very high in any case
I do feel the horror, the revulsion and I want to do something. But untimely of course I can’t. It’s fiction so all I can do is shout at the radio. My empathy simply gets deeper every week this goes on
Any way. Ring in! Callerinnerers always welcome. All views and opinions are valid. ?
I don’t think we are being de-sensitised, as I don’t think the melodrama has been overdone on the Rob and Helen story. As I have said elsethread, if it goes on too much longer there is a risk of the senses dulling, so if the hints that Christmas is a critical time for the story are true, that is probably a good thing. Rob remains a convincing and chilling villain for me. I have never been much of a fan of Helen, but I hope she escapes from this relationship soon.
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