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Jackie Woodburne

“Susan feels extremely guilt-ridden!”

- Sarah Ellis

Susan just wants her life back – without Finn Kelly in it!”

Erinsborou­gh stalwart Susan looks set to do the unthinkabl­e this week – as she picks up a pillow and considers smothering nemesis Finn!

The wicked fella is lying in a coma, having been pushed over the edge of a cliff by one of his enemies. It’s unclear yet exactly who was responsibl­e for the bloke’s undoing. The guilty party is one of Susan, Elly, Bea or Xanthe – though whether she started the job or not, Susan’s determined to finish Finn off…

“Susan’s not a vindictive, calculated person, but she is very conflicted,” explains actress Jackie Woodburne, who plays the Ramsay Street favourite. “While I don’t believe for a moment that Susan is really serious about killing Finn, part of her wants this whole horrible situation to disappear. She just wants her life back – without Finn Kelly in it!”

As the week kicks off, Susan is still grappling with her guilt over what happened at the clifftop. She and her cohorts are all terrified about what will happen if Finn wakes up and names the person who put him in hospital – then, when a mystery illness breaks out at the school, Susan is horrified to learn that Finn orchestrat­ed the entire thing before his fall!

“Susan is extremely guiltridde­n – in her mind, she should have protected the girls, and it shouldn’t have ended like this,” Jackie tells us. “There is a man badly injured in hospital, which she blames herself for. However, now his actions involve sick children, and she is struggling to comprehend how he could possibly stoop this low.”

It’s Finn’s latest deed which prompts Susan to find herself stood over his hospital bed,

pillow in hand, contemplat­ing the unthinkabl­e. Viewers will have to wait to see if she will be able to go through with putting an end to Finn’s evil machinatio­ns for good – but Jackie tells us that she’s loved acting out such a dramatic storyline.

“I’ve so enjoyed working on a plot that involves a very broad range of emotions,” she grins. “All of the women had their own motives for potentiall­y pushing Finn off the clifftop that day – and Susan certainly had her reasons given their history.

“Will Finn survive?” adds Jackie. “There are a lot of ramificati­ons for everyone involved, and there’s lots more still to play out!”

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