This week in Home and Away, Bree takes a drastic turn that could have disastrous repercussions because she’s a doctor.
Bree (Juliet Godwin), who is still troubled by the loss of Felicity (Jacqui Purvis), who passed away from a brain aneurysm, finds it difficult to concentrate on her duties at the hospital. Rather, she can’t stop thinking about Felicity’s final hours in her custody.
Juliet tells TV WEEK, “Bree was the doctor in charge of Felicity’s case, and couldn’t save her.” “She starts to lose hope that she would make a mistake and lose another patient.
Furthermore, she perceives the terrible impact of Flick’s passing on her neighborhood and feels somewhat at fault. She begins to have fears about her competence as a doctor, which show themselves as an excessive demand for control.
When an accident victim is sent to Emergency, that control is put to the test. Nurse Dana (Ally Harris) is alarmed that Bree has left her to handle the injured guy alone when she spills blood on her medical scrubs and dashes out to clean it off.
Juliet clarifies, “It’s a moment that Bree loses control.” The sight of the blood sets off a terrifying chain of “What if?” scenarios. She becomes overwhelmed and frozen.
Later on, Bree remains fixated on the blood spot when Dana questions her about what was happening.
What does this signify for Bree and the heavily dependent Summer Bay community?
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