While the Webster family is in turmoil, Weatherfield is also shaken by Theo’s shady tricks.

This man increasingly reveals his manipulative nature as he tries to control Todd in every way.

When Todd wants to help Billy at the charity kitchen, Theo immediately shows his annoyance.

Not only that, he also shows unusual closeness to Danielle, using the “comfort” trick after Noah’s death to gain points.

Todd clearly feels the annoying clinginess, but is still drawn into his lover’s psychological game.

The climax is the ridiculous act when Theo pretends to clamp his hand on the table, causing Todd to panic and look for the first aid kit. Taking advantage of the opportunity, he enjoys the feeling of being pitied, seeing it as a way to keep Todd by his side. But then the real dangerous game begins when the group invites each other to go out in Manchester. In the midst of the happy atmosphere, a ghost from the past appears – Owen. Just meeting each other, Theo’s face changes completely. The tension reaches its peak when Owen tries to confront him, and Theo pushes him out of the way, yelling at him to retreat. What past has forced Theo to react so violently?

The answer remains a mystery, but the consequences are clear. After another argument, Theo suddenly disappears. Todd frantically searches for him, asking Shona and Gary for help, but all the clues are hopeless. The fear grows when a boy brings in a forgotten phone – Theo’s. Holding the cold phone in his hand, Todd panics: what happened? Who intervened? Is that mysterious past related to this disappearance?

In the context of Todd’s confusion, a dark prospect opens up: if Theo really gets into trouble, Todd will be both victim and suspect in the eyes of many. Is Todd ready to face it, or is this just the first chapter of a series of tragedies?