EPISODE 394When Hazel disappears, Judy suspects there is something terribly wrong with her. Rosemary finds herself in serious trouble with the law, while Sonia Stevens' true nature is revealed to the inmates.First broadcast ... 1983 (Melbourne) |  |
 Meg ~ Elspeth Ballantyne Judy ~ Betty Bobbitt Lizzie ~ Sheila Florance Joan ~ Maggie Kirkpatrick Bea ~ Val Lehman Colleen ~ Judith McGrath Ann ~ Gerda Nicolson Wally ~ Alan Hopgood Pixie ~ Judy McBurney Petra ~ Penny Maegraith Scott ~ Tim Elston Helen ~ Caroline Gillmer Phyllis ~ Reylene Pearce Tony Maguire ~ David Bradshaw Irene Henderson ~ Beverley Dunn Don Payne ~ Allan Lander Rosemary Kaye ~ Jodie Yemm Mrs Beeton ~ Marion Edwards Rod Miller ~ Chris Waters Hazel Kent ~ Belinda Davey Sonia Stevens ~ Tina Bursill Arthur Richards ~ Sydney Jackson Randi Goodlove ~ Zoe Bertram ){kind=small} Det. Insp. Stevens ~ Norman Yemm ){kind=small} Sergeant Dennis ~ Ian Cuming ){kind=small} Clarrie Forbes ~ Max Davidson ){kind=small} Mr Dixon ~ John McCallum-Howell Officer Barfield ~ Delva Hunter Gate Guard (Bob) ~ David Bickerstaff Policewoman No. 1 ~ Susan O'Neill Policewoman No. 2 ~ Anne Arnold ){kind=small} | Scott says that Lizzie, Tammy and Babs can go back to their cells but he insists that Joan has to stay in bed. Judy still feels guilty about the halfway house failing Maxine when she needed help. Wally tells her to pull herself together and tells her that he has managed to trace Hazel's family. Scott says that the quarantine can be lifted later the same day. Ann is infuriated by Arthur Richards' attitude over the supposedly lax discipline of the officers eating in the dining room with the prisoners, and goes home, leaving him to field any calls. Tony says goodbye to Bea ){kind=small} and she tells him there's no future in any relationship with a prison inmate, so he shouldn't make promises to visit her. Arthur Richards tells Bea she will get her $10,000, but she insists on seeing it in writing. Colleen warns Ann there may be problems with a new inmate: Sonia Stevens, who has been arrested on drugs charges and whose husband is the police officer who arrested some of the women in Wentworth. Judy finds that Hazel has left Driscoll without taking her pills: these turn out to be morphine rather than the tranquillisers Hazel claimed. Joan returns to work and inducts Sonia ){kind=small} : she is on a 15 year sentence for trafficking in heroin. Sonia lets the women think she's in prison for blackmailing a politician over a love letter. Randi Goodlove is brought to Wentworth on a 14 day sentence for soliciting. Joan hands over the newspapers to the women, censored but still with an article about Sonia. When challenged by the women, she claims she has been framed. Eddie visits Sonia ){kind=small} : she claims that his enemies are trying to get at him by framing her. Randi says she will get married as a cover for prostitution. Sonia begs Petra to believe she is innocent: Petra lets slip that Joan organised the last escape from Wentworth. Rosemary reluctantly accepts a loan from Rod, but he intended it as a down payment for sexual services and comes to Rosemary's room. She pushes him away and knocks him out with an ornament. When Mrs Beeton returns, Rosemary tells her she thinks she's killed Rod and has already called the police. Bea tells Phyllis to lay off Sonia until they all know the facts. Judy finds Hazel at a caravan park in the area where they went for a drive a few weeks earlier. Rosemary is questioned by the police about the attack on Rod, but they turn on her when Rod accuses her of stealing the money. Helen recognizes Sonia and tells the women she's known as the "Snake Lady": she runs a protection racket among prostitutes as well as supplying them with hard drugs.
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