Regardless of the pillow bursting, and the feathers of pain which have strewn

off in pockets for miles around. Regardless of that, Clarke needs to face the consequences. How many times has he drink droven in the last 15+ years? How many lives has he put at risk

The lorry driver doesn't get to sit in front of a camera, or has the potential to make a lot of money by profiting from this. He gets a meeting with his boss who asks him if he's alright or wants a bit of time off. Then he gets on with long shifts driving a wagon

That's the point, people get on with life. Carlisle from a privileged career hasn't got on with it. He's continued to battle illness by putting other people's lives either in difficulty, or at risk

He needs to face the consequences of his actions as well as getting help/better

Posted By: pants, Feb 6, 11:43:55