Besides the drama about Theo, this week also marks the return of a familiar schemer: Carl Webster.

With a cold and calculating nature, Carl once again proves that he does not hesitate to take advantage of his relatives to achieve his goals.

And this time, the victim is Debbie Webster.

The story begins when Debbie questions Abi about why she has the hotel room key.

Abi immediately gives the reason that she was there before and forgot to return the card a long time ago. However, Debbie is confused, because she does not remember such a situation. And at that moment, Carl interrupts with a sinister saying: “Maybe it’s because Debbie’s memory is getting worse because of the developing dementia”.

That seemingly harmless sentence is like a fatal stab. It not only makes Debbie confused about herself but also puts Abi in a difficult position. While Abi covered up to cover up, Carl cleverly “added fuel to the fire”, turning Debbie into a weak, easily manipulated and dependent person.

The audience easily recognized Carl’s true purpose: to gradually erode Debbie’s confidence, push her into a state of loss of control to easily control the Webster family’s assets and reputation. This was clearly a sophisticated psychological game, and Debbie was the one trapped in it.

The highlight of this storyline lies in the struggle between three characters: Debbie – who is gradually losing faith in her memory and reason; Abi – who accidentally fell into a difficult situation; and Carl – the manipulator standing outside laughing coldly. When these three people are stuck in a spiral of lies, the audience can only wait for a big explosion – when the truth is finally revealed.