Does John leave EastEnders and die?

The life of Jean Slater (Gillian Wright) was left in suspense in the last episode of EastEnders, after the return of Sean (Rob Kazinsky).

The evening of Thursday night was intense. Sean spent the day with his mother. He saw him make a candid confession as he struggled with suicidal thoughts.

The couple bonded while Sean shaved his head as his hair began to fall, then they were walking – but the disaster struck when Jean fell and cut his leg.

She later discovered that she was bleeding profusely as a result of a chemotherapy treatment that cleared her blood and did not know if she would be able to stop it – which led Sean to confess that he had killed his father at the age of 16.

While he was saying that he was going to fix things before escaping from their cottage, Jean lost consciousness, raising fears that she had succumbed to his injury.

Is she dead – and is Sean about to do the same?

Does John leave EastEnders and die?

For the moment, we do not know if Jean is about to die as a result of the accident. We will have to plug in on Friday to find out what will happen next.

However, Sean has clearly stated his own intentions since his reappearance on Albert Square at the end of last week, as Sean is part of a scenario that sees him intending to make amends before committing suicide.

Sending to metro.co.uk, Rob revealed how things would become intense for Sean, who revealed his intentions when he realized Roxy's death Monday night.

"The week goes on when Sean comes in with this idea of ​​what he's going to do. He knows he has plenty of time to say what he has to say – he does not want to be here anymore. He is getting out of trouble and is reaching that point when he is more and more ready to leave.

"What really tortured him for a while was the way he treated his family and the way he blamed his mother for what he lived for. He spends more time with Jean and sees what she's going through and what he's done to her. He is becoming more and more sure of what he wants to do.

"What's good about this sequence, is that there's someone in life who understands suicide, depression and mental health better than him and that's it." his mother."

What happens to Sean Slater?

We will have to wait to see how his scenario unfolds – but Rob said it would be extremely powerful.

'Working with Gillian and Lacey [Turner] always presents an incredible material. Regardless of your mental health experience and the relevance of your concerns, I think the scenes will interest you.

"You will be amazed at what Gillian Wright can do every day, day in and day out, and 99% of the actors I worked with could not do that job. If you can be good in a soap, you can be good at anything. "

EastEnders airs Mondays and Fridays on BBC One at 8pm and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:30 pm.