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I don’t want him to go either, I think he’s a good character. And an enemy of Rob, which we always need more of. I don’t think he will go, in fact. (Once Ambridge has its claws in, it’s hard to escape.) I think he’ll end up working with or for Adam. What else he might he doing with or for Adam is a matter for speculation…
Also I don’t want him to go, because I can usually pick his voice out from the others. I mean he’s no Grundy, but he’s not quite as similar as NuTom and the Fairbretheren say.
I’d save him in the hopes that he’d bring Rob down. As Becky says, as an enemy of Rob, it’s a pity to see him go.
His character has oddly transformed, hasn’t it? In the early days he definitely had the upper hand with Rob, was always making him squirm about being late for meetings or the dairy figures not being good enough. How can one snog have changed the balance so completely? I find that hard to believe.
Well I think he backed down with Rob to protect Adam – in a just world he’ll now reveal to Justin what he’s found out about Rob’s dodgy practices at Berrow, but I’m not holding my breath…
Jennifer, I agree, I think that’s exactly why Charlie allowed Rob to blackmail him. He’s Sydney Carton, isn’t he, ‘a far, far better thing I do’, sacrificing himself for Adam. Does Adam deserve it, though?
Yess Janie, Sydney Carton. Great analogy.
But surely he doesn’t HAVE to put his head on the block now.Is it too late to save Charlie’s job, I wonder. He kept quiet to Justin about Rob but it won’t necessarily make him look any better to spill the beans now. And, sadly, there’s no actual proof Rob did very much wrong. They never traced Stefan and the incorrect figures were put down to post-flood chaos.
My only hope is that Stefan turns up again and not in the silage clamp!
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