Malone dishes up Dawn’s death sentence!
HE’S GOING TO SILENCE HIS NEW ENEMY FOREVER…
“Malone hopes that Dawn will die…”
MARK
Evil Malone pulls a gun on terrified Dawn this week, and orders her to take a heroin overdose – or he will target her son Lucas next! The twisted cop wants to be rid of Dawn as her testimony against him to the police looks set to ruin his career. Dawn’s horrified when she returns home to find the vicious cop at the house. And when he produces a wrap of heroin and a syringe, Dawn realises she’s in grave danger. “I don’t think in her wildest dreams Dawn thought Malone would go as far as he does,” explains Olivia Bromley, who plays the reformed addict. “She’s trapped, as she’s scared he could harm her son. Dawn’s witnessed what a dangerous character he is and is terrified.” Malone begins terrorising Dawn by mocking her for giving evidence to the police, and telling her that her statement hasn’t been taken seriously. Yet it’s clear he sees her as a problem, and events soon spiral when he takes drugs from his pocket and lays them on the table between them. Producing a gun, he coldly tells her to take all of the drugs. Dawn begs Malone to spare her and to leave her family alone, but her words are in vain. “Dawn’s testimony has ruined Malone’s plans, and he’s going to be investigated,” shares Mark Womack, who plays the killer cop, as he takes up the story. “He knows her weaknesses are Lucas and heroin, so he decides to exploit them. He’s hoping that if she takes the heroin and dies, that’ll be it and he can go on doing what he’s doing until he gets what he wants.” And it seems he’ll stop at nothing to silence Dawn. “Malone is a psychopath, and a narcissist – he’ll go to any lengths to ensure his survival,” says Mark. “The endgame is the same to him, whether Dawn dies or gets arrested, he gets her out
of his way. He’ll take it as far as killing her if he has to.” Realising she has no way out, Dawn breaks down, and it seems as if Malone is going to destroy her once and for all. “Heroin is Dawn’s biggest danger,” admits Olivia. “She’s living with the thought of having a relapse, or an overdose, every day. She might have got over the physical addictions, but mentally she’s going to be battling this forever. I don’t think it could be much worse for Dawn than to be faced with this amount of heroin.
Dawn really didn’t appreciate how much of a psychopath Malone is.” However, despite his actions, it seems Malone sees Dawn’s death as a necessary evil rather than revenge – in fact, it’s clear he has a soft spot for Dawn and may even regret hurting her! “At one point, I added a line where Malone says, ‘I like you, there’s something about you,’ reveals Mark. “He thinks Dawn is ballsy and he would definitely feel some remorse if she died. He says at one point, ‘I wish I didn’t have to do this’, and I believe he’s telling the truth. Yet in his head, if someone betrays you – as Dawn has – it’s completely unforgivable. That’s why he’s taking things to this length.” Dawn’s life hangs in the balance as Malone orders her to pick up the syringe. Can Dawn escape the deadly situation, or is this the end for her?