Carla Connor – a powerful symbol of Coronation Street – is one of the few confirmed survivors of the Corriedale incident, but “surviving” doesn’t mean safety.

Carla was found in a state of panic, deeply traumatized by what she witnessed.

The explosions, the cries for help, and the images of bodies covered in white sheets still haunt her every night.

In the hospital, Carla tries to appear calm, but viewers notice her empty eyes and trembling hands.

Rumors spread that Carla knows more than she says – that she overheard Carl and Becky arguing before the accident, and that a secret is being kept. While no one dares to confirm it, Carla’s reactions clearly show she carries a fear only those involved truly understand.

ITV has confirmed that the sequels to Corriedale will focus on Carla’s psychology: the shock, the haunting guilt, and the suspicion that are causing her to gradually break down. She may be a survivor, but she is also a witness to a buried crime. Will Carla remain silent to forget, or will she expose the whole truth – even if it costs her? Fans are eagerly counting down the days to find out.