If Theo’s trial was the focus of the week, in parallel, the audience will witness another equally fierce “battle”: Bernie Winter (Jane Hazlegrove) decided to stand up and take revenge on Naomi – the person who hurt Asha Alahan (Tanisha Gorey).

As a mother, Bernie could not ignore the humiliation her daughter had to endure.

With her straightforward nature, she chose to act instead of staying silent.

Bernie’s revenge plan began by sabotaging the career fair that Naomi was in charge of.

She secretly spread rumors, trying to call on Asha’s supporters to stand on her side.

On the surface, everything seemed to be going in the right direction.

But Naomi was no pushover. Realizing that the incident was being handled by someone else, she quickly counterattacked. A direct confrontation occurred: words exchanged, eyes flashed, and counterattacks that left the audience breathless. Naomi exposes Bernie’s intentions in the middle of the crowd, turning her opponent from an active player to a passive player.

However, Bernie is not easily subdued. In anger, she is ready to push the situation further, turning this confrontation into the center of attention of the whole street. This is not only a personal revenge, but also an affirmation: whoever touches Asha will have to pay the price.

The drama is: the more they fight, the more people around them are drawn into the vortex. Rumors spread quickly, making Coronation Street no different from a battlefield. Outsiders do not know who is right and who is wrong, only see that the conflict is escalating without end.

This script turns Bernie from an “ordinary” mother into a defiant warrior, while Naomi shows her cruelty and cunning. The question for the audience: who really wins in this war? And what is the price that both have to pay when revenge gets out of control?