"The kind of point of this sequence, I suppose, I mentioned it earlier, is that Freddie makes the mistake of thinking of leaving and Cook picks up on that, seeing his bag. And I suppose for that, he's punished, is what Neil(?) the scriptadapter would say if he was here. But that's his kind of transgression - he should've been there for her through thick and thin and realize that something was wrong with her and he eventually does, of course, but it's too little too late. "

 

"Last year's Freddie-based episode (mostly set in his shed) was a stand-out and this year's is too. This time, he and Effy are ensconced in Effy's parents' house alone, so indulge in an orgy of pleasure. But the course of true love hits a bump when he realizes he needs to do some coursework. Kaya Scodelario and Luke Pasqualino are brilliant, while Will Young pops up in a nice cameo."

"Effy is in a psychiatric hospital. Her treatment dictates her to return home. She reunites with Freddie but for how long?"

"Freddie (Luke Pasqualino ) is completely wrapped up in Effy (Kaya Scodelario ), and with Anthea (Morwenna Banks) away, the Stonem house has become their private world. But their hedonistic lifestyle is having an impact on Freddie’s coursework and when he voices his concerns to Effy it ends in a fight. Is this just a spat or is there something deeper wrong with their relationship? After an argument with his dad, Freddie turns to his grandfather, Norman (Dudley Sutton) for advice.

Writer: Sean Buckley; Dir: Esther May Campbell; Prod: John Griffin; Prod Co – Company Pictures"