Bridget Westfall’s support of Franky Doyle bordered pass the doctor/patient relationship. Did Bridget cross the line in her treatment of Franky?
This article contains spoilers so if you haven’t seen Wentworth, please do not continue reading.
Bridget Westfall did help Franky open up in therapy, but I don’t know whether it was wise (it definitely wasn’t ethical) for her to begin a romantic relationship with the troubled prisoner. Especially since it gave Governor Joan Ferguson ammunition to use against Doyle. Fortunately, even though Ferguson had Bridget between a rock and a hard place forcing her resignation, Westfall was steadfast and helped Franky get her parole.
Now that Franky is a free woman, will she and Bridget live happily ever after? I hope not, that would make Franky and Wentworth boring and both are anything but boring!
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I agree would be boring & pointless really. Besides Franky doesn’t seem the type of girl who settles down with 1 person & lives happily ever after in a drama free world. Franky enjoys the chase to much. She loves the fact of sneaking around doing the whole forbidden thing. Knowing you can have someone when & wherever you want is boring to Franky. She needs stimulation in her life & thats where I cant see the whole happily ever after thing happen. I can personally relate to Franky in that way because I’m the same. I always like the fact of chasing someone & going for the wrong person because I like the thrill & drama side to it all but then once iv had it for a while & things are how a normal relationship should be, I get bored & start to do stupid shit to cause a lil drama to make things a bit chaotic. Which never ends well & thats why I’m currently single LOL. But I understand Franky in that way & she couldn’t live life without drama
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