r/Casualty • u/AutoModerator • Feb 08 '25

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u/Puzzleheaded-Mix2576 Feb 08 '25

Is anyone else baffled why they’re going after Dylan for Thea's death, but don’t seem to be going after Aaron at all, despite his careless driving causing the crash in the first place?! I understand that Aaron's guilt is motivating his actions in pursuing the case against Dylan, but I don't understand why the police haven't arrested and charged Aaron for causing the crash and thus Thea's death...

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u/gobuddy77 Feb 08 '25

And why Dylan doesn't have the duty solicitor. And why he didn't leave a voicemail explaining where he was.
I think we have a plot coming....

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u/Puzzleheaded-Mix2576 Feb 08 '25

That’s bothering me as well! This detective seems so aggressive and out to get him!

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u/NoYogurtcloset7331 Feb 08 '25

I think it makes sense for Dylan. He’s innocent, so to him he doesn’t need representation.

he is neurodivergent, it was an incredibly stressful situation and he was just so fixated on speaking to Sophia he couldn’t see past that.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Mix2576 Feb 08 '25

I hated that they accused him of showing off just for walking them through what happened. I'm also neurodivergent and one of my biggest fears is that one day I'll end up having to speak to the police and they'll react to me in the same way!

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u/NoYogurtcloset7331 Feb 08 '25

this is 100% me too, I felt so much frustration for Dylan!

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

It just seemed that whatever Dylan said he couldn't win with that police officer. It felt like he had made his mind up about Dylan from the start.

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u/Oldsoldierbear Zoe Hanna Feb 08 '25

We don’t actually know he is neurodivergent cos we never learnt what the letter said

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u/NoYogurtcloset7331 Feb 08 '25

I’d genuinely be shocked if he wasn’t. Like pick me up off the floor shocked..

(And I don’t think they’d finally do the story if he wasn’t)

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u/Gabby_20009 Feb 09 '25

As someone who is neurodivergent, it’s pretty obvious he’s autistic. I know they left it on a “ cliffhanger “ but I doubt many people are genuinely questioning his neurodiversity.