(339) Aaron's Storyline - 13th June 2011
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- Episode Date: Monday 13th June 2011.
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Summary: Nikhil tells Chas that he's there for her if she needs a shoulder to cry on, but he's disappointed by her reaction. Chas is scared that Aaron will end up in prison and is hostile towards Hazel when they see each other. However, Hazel snaps that Aaron is stronger than she's giving him credit for. Later, Bob helps Hazel to go back into Dale Head and comforts her when she breaks down. Aaron arrives and he and Hazel tearfully watch Jackson's final video message to them. At the same time, Ashley has been worrying about how to talk to Hazel all day. When she arrives at Mulberry Cottage to discuss Jackson's funeral arrangements, she's hurt and confused when Ashley tells her that he's empathetic with her situation but can't condone what she's done and won't carry out the funeral himself.
When Aaron was on his own watching Jackson's final message and he kept replaying "I love you", my heart went out to him. He just needed to keep hearing those three words because they meant so much and Jackson can't say them in person anymore. It heartbreaking to watch.
I loved what Jackson said about Aaron being a softy under his tough exterior :) Cute. And it showed when he watched Jackson's 'I love you' over and over. Aww Aaron
the replaying is like aaron trying to resurrect jackson so he can have his love back
Aaron replaying Jackson saying I love you broke my heart.
It is heartbreaking how Aaron plays that bit over and over "I love you". Something I would do. They show us his pain and suffering but it is never properly dealt with by the writers. So frustrating and somewhat abusive to the audience.
bob is a wonderful guy!
Aaron replaying the "I Love You"...absolutely breaks my heart.
Sandy should try to talk to Hazel & Aaron as he has personal experience with what they are going through. He helped his wife end her life.
Pauline is giving the female performance of the year!!!
And Bob is really a great person, the equivalent to Adam when it comes to Aaron.
Aaron was thinking "why didn´t I said I love you more and before when all was good before the crash?!"
Heartbreaking
This is such a magnificent storyline.
I`m completely obsessed... watched the entire show in less than a week. on my day of i think i watched about 100 videos.
When Aaron replays Jackson`s "I love you" it just broke my heart...
I know they were not as intimate as Chrolli but Aaron (Danny Miller) is one of the most magnificent actors i`ve had the pleasure to watch.
"I said to myself I said Hazel"...happy to hear that even amidst these morbid times :)
One of the greatest strengths of this story at this point is that everyone's position or point of view feels very real and understandable.
hazel was only meant to play a very small role in this show as his mum coming to meet Aaron and then go but cause of how good of a actress she is and the good responses she seems to be staying on the show longer than Jackson
God, Aaron is killing me softly
i'm crying over this storyline knew it was coming with all the usual approaches including Ashley and still crying so sad
pauline quirke is a brillant actress, i'm gonna miss her when she leaves......
Aaron replaying the video clip over and over again just finished me off :'(
omg another vid that had me in tears, watching Aaron play the part where Jackson says i love you over and over again, just ripped my heart out. *sobs* thanks Jon for all your hard work.
of all people, Paddy should argue for Aaron and Hazel. Paddy ends the life, Justified by putting the animal out of their misery on a regular basis. He rightfully feels sad about putting a beloved dog down, but he does it out of compassion. It is hypocritical for Paddy not to show the same compassion for Aaron and Hazel that he shows people who being their pets in to the clinic.
@keithleroy1 I've never heard of a priest refusing a funeral period based on the way the person died. I'm just surprised.
@b5bobby I agree, and I think they have to show different reactions in order to keep it realistic (which they have done very well so far). When something like this happens, people will have opinions, and they will let you know how they feel--even some who really have no business saying anything. To make the story complete, I think they have to show Hazel and Aaron going through this and dealing with both the support and lack of support/empathy they get.
If a counselor is uncomfortable or is emotionally conflicted with their client's choices, then it's in the client's best interest that the specialist refuse to counsel the client and refers the client to another specialist. It's no different with priests. It's better that Ashley told Hazel upfront that he can't do it because of his beliefs rather than waiting till the funeral to publicly chastise Aaron and Hazel, and saying Jackson may go to hell in front of everybody there. That would be worse.
i'm crying over this storyline knew it was coming with all the usual approaches including Ashley and still crying so sad. gavin ur producer is gone but the storyline lives on... he is looking down and saying bravo
when aaron replay " i love you" over and over, i just bust in 2 tears. im also glad that hazel put chaz in her place, and that preist is so fake, no matter if he agree or not we are all loved in god eyes! cant wait till 2morrow.
It's kind of funny... here I am rewinding over the bit where Aaron is rewinding over the bit where Jackson says, " I love you".
It's like the play within the play, or something highbrow like that. :-)
What I find weird about ED and all soaps is you only have to move to these places,like Hazel/Jackson,and live in them a few weeks and suddenly everyone treats you like they have known you forever.Like Bob to Hazel etc.
It's not real life.-----If Jacksons story was,there would be hardly any reaction as nobody would have known him in the length of time he lived there.
I've never heard of a priest refusing to conduct a funeral because of the actions of the deceased's relatives. Unbelievable! Thanks for posting Kimba.
"you make me sick.." i love that..
we should always see the many sides.. aarons thoughts; hazels; feelings and jackson's reasons.. we try to be in their shoes and we will understand..
**even though we dont like the storyline.. :)
cant stop crying great acting
GO Hazel Go finally saying the honest truth the Chas she doesn't now Aaron at all she never been a mother to him.I was cheering on Hazel.Aaron he made me cry when he was seeing the video clip over and over when Jackson was saying i love you.I feel so sad for him i want to give him a hug.
Oh please!... No matter what you say about Ashley answer being from his convictions and his own rights and blah blah, thruth is Ashley is wrong..., Didn't you hear him say to his father that he understood why his father did it for his mother?, then why can't he understand why Haz and Arron did it for Jackson?...Well, the answer is very simple and is obvious to all religions: because Church condones ONLY what it is of convenience for them and ONLY when it is of convenience for them. Or why do you think religion has been first case of murder within human history when it is the very first thing they marked as a SIN?
@superxx57 He didn't indicate that his issue was with Jackson - it was with Hazel. This makes no sense at all. It would be like that counselor refused to see someone because of something their client's mother did that they did not agree with. And counselor's are suppose to be impartial and put their personal qualms and feelings aside. If Ashley didn't want to do the service b/c of the life or actions of Jackson - that's completely understandable - but that's not how he conveyed it.
Go Hazel! What a great actress and what a strong role!
i had a feeling Aaron would get stuck listen to that part over and over
god knows i would, it felt like such a realistic reaction
long months of sorrow are ahead for Aaron
Refusing to officiate at the funeral because it might be perceived as condoning the assisted suicide is utter bullsh$t.
@OnMyWaytotheFLA I'm an American & it's very typical 2 ask a local minister 2 perform a service - even if that person isn't particularly religious. Especially in our religious nation - it happens all of the time. Hazel went 2 the only minister in the town to perform their service. That's totally 2 be expected. The Vicar did not say he wouldn't perform it because of Jackson's lack of belief or adherence to a specific church body. He won't perform it b/c of Hazel - which makes NO sense at all!
@OnMyWaytotheFLA Maybe it's different down south but up north the family of agnostics and atheists who aren't rigorous in their opposition to a church burial will probably receive one. What is perhaps odd and not common place, compared to this clip, is Ashley refusing to do the burial because he know's the background of the person being buried. Most often, up North at least, the members of any given church are so numerous that the minister/priest probably doesn't know the individual being buried
Wanna go back and watch the story before October...need to clear my head a bit, stop feeling like someone have stabbed me in my heart. Watch some happy smiley times!
These 2 brilliant actors continue to kill me with every vid I keep watching!
I wish I had an uncle like Cain.
@Vantado When you say "up North," where specifically are you talking about? I'm from the Midwest originally, and it not very common there, at least not among most denominations.
@cooltubez I have always found that life is an equation. Logical, rational. So, take out the emotional and you CAN always find good, LOGICAL reasons to do anything.
BUT, you cannot rationalize irrational behavior. And that is the problem here. To reply, it will ALWAYS be Aaron and Jackson's story. Now, factor in LOVE - and makes it that much harder to get. Affairs of the heart - trying to justify emotions and thought. "Ain't" gonna happen. So figure out what side you're gonna be on.
awww, the part where he keeps rewinding the video is so sad :'(
Sandy, "Oh, I just don't see the point of lettuce." hahaha
I think not refusing service base on race, sexuality, religion, nationality, religion, gender and so on is sensible and morally just. But I think we should be allowed to reject service to people who may have committed a criminal act, especially involving a death. I personally *don't* think what Hazel and Aaron did should be a criminal act, but it is. PLUS in the mind of Ashley he has *no* evidence to prove or disprove Jackson was not murdered. So... I understand Ashley's opinion and dilemma.
@patroclus33 No, it's pretty similar. A Christian minister uses a Bible just like a counselor uses a DSM. A Christian counselor uses both. If there's any type of emotional or spiritual conflict within a priest or a counselor regarding a certain matter, then they should refer the person in need to someone who's able to help them.
@3252545 Jackson wanted to end his life, but could not do it alone due to his paralysis. Hazel and Aaron administered/helped him drink a lethal cocktail. Hazel mixed the drink and Aaron held the glass to Jackson's lips so he could drink it.
@b5bobby I never said they said Jackson cannot have a funeral, im saying the way he dies IS determining where his funeral is kept, Ashley does not want it in his Church therefore like frozenbaby as well as you said it would have to be a Priest/Pastor whoever that condones it to it. It is still sad.
its amazing how the show is being careful to put the alternate views now it cannot spoil their "death" and the ratings it bought in. before poor Jackson's death the only thing allowed on the TV screen was a very limited view of it all. Nothing that would question whether jackson could ever get past the feelings he had were allowed on the show.
@OnMyWaytotheFLA untrue, many non-practitioners are buried by clergy of varying faiths simply because of familial wishes, in the states every day. I live in the states. I've been to a number of funerals conducted by priests/ministers of a variety of christian denominations that the individual being buried either had no belief in or stopped practicing years before. It's really all up to the way the family presents the situation. Perhaps there's a lack of community in the states with clergy.
@Vantado There are many church bodies and pastors in the U.S. who completely refuse to do such funerals, and it's really not uncommon. I know of multiple stories where families of atheists/agnostics had to go to 10 or 15 churches before they found a minister who would perform the funeral. Some denominations are more open to it than others, but it really is not a very common occurrence.
Ashley's refusal is more personal & a reaction to his mother's death, in which his father assisted because of her illness; they spoke clearly about it;
this is going to be a more interesting story with all of the people's reactions and personal feelings now coming out; really, really interesting;
there has been a discussion going on in the U.S. from an Op-Ed in the NYT last week that is sparking all kinds of controversy; interesting it's at same time as Jackson & Aaron...
I've been saying 4 awhile now that the Aaron n Jackson storyline wasnt going anywhere anymore i thought i should've stopped a long time ago. But i never would've expected Jackson to die!
if feels really wierd now that its back to 'Aaron's Storyline'. without Jackson...
Finally Chas gets a piece of the truth... She really does not know Aaron... I mean how thick is she... Why the hell can't she understand that no one dragged Aaron into this... It was his friggin choice... Chas should just out a zip on her mouth... She is really getting on my nerves...!!!...
@keithleroy1 But that's not what he conveyed. He believes that Hazel killed him - not that Jackson necessarily committed suicide. Had that been the reason, he would of told Hazel he couldn't perform it because Jackson committed suicide.
@winsboy I don't know of any religion where a minister's primary duty is to "put the comfort of others before his own." (I'm a cultural geographer, so I probably would know if there was one.) That might be your personal interpretation of religion, but it isn't a mainstream viewpoint. Ministers generally exist to guide others to what they perceive to be greater spiritual truths (whatever that might be), but they generally don't perform rites of passage for people who don't share their faith.
Thanks for posting these clips, this is the best storyline on T V. I live in the U S and I log on to Utube everyday to see what happened with Aaron and Jackson. It's so sad that Jackson is gone I can't help but wonder where the story goes from here.
Ashley makes me sick too. He always seem to think he knows better then everyone else.
Ashley is just standing up for what he believes in
its so funny when she says "time's up"....lol
@renieb1986 I don't think Hazel is trying to force anyone to accept her decision, I just think she wants to people to understand why she did it. But I do think she was a little too hard on the Father Ashely. Such as her decision to help Jackson, it is his decision to turn down the funeral. Besides he didn't turn the church help and he did offer to find another Vicar to perform the ceremony.
@BoysLovingBoys no one refused Hazel a service for her son, Ashley just said HE would not do it, he offered another vicar or to hold it in a different church. lets not over react.
I don´t like Ashley at the moment. She and Ashley were friends and now Ashley turns his back to her. He should be an example to the rest of the village that they shouldn´t judge Hazel and Aaron. Poor Hazel!
Pauline is an awesome actress. Yet the storyline is weird- Hazel wants to force everyone to accept what she did and, at the same time, she does not accept if anyone else has a different opinion on it. Acceptance of different views is not a one-way street.
Well she says they didn't have to force him but Jackson kind of did he was hurting and it's not his fault and Aaron agreed but only because jackson put him in a position where he'd either lose him sooner or later
@b5bobby I agree with you. I think Ashley was using "you" in a plural sense, meaning Hazel, Jackson, and Aaron.
@Frippot Its not about whether the church will do it or not, its about whether he will do it. He won't do it because he doesn't think what Hazel and Aaron did was right and he offered to find someone else who would do it. It has nothing to do with the church, its about this mans opinion.
@Vantado OK, that makes sense. The American Northeast is completely different than most of the rest of the country about stuff like this.
So how you die determines where your funeral is held.....SAD
That just it isn't about religions. People always seem to believe that they get the right to judge from there holy writings. He who judges others will be judge him self.
9:31 and following: such a moving scene. I commented below three weeks ago and I´ve been round the whole Aaron storyline right from day 1 all over again since then. :/
Big softy... Under the thick skin... Awwwww bless :)
@soonersherewego A very christian reaction to a man sticking to his believes, maybe as Jackson (like me) was an athiest it is just a little hypocritical to be expecting a christian funeral anyway, but note a service was not refused Ashley just said he could not do it and he would arrange someone else to do it she wished.
Why does Hazel assume eveyone will understand what she and Aaron did? No one knew what Jackson was going through because they kept it a secret from them. As far as everyone knew Jackson was dealing with it. She can't expect people to understand just because she tells them, they had to live it like Aaron did. At least show them the video diary or something.
@yournewsecretcrush What part of America are you from? It's certainly not common in the South (where I live) or the Midwest (where I grew up). I've never known a single atheist/agnostic who said that they wanted a Christian funeral/wedding/confirmation, etc. Plus, as a practicing Christian myself, every pastor that I've ever had has refused to do funerals for non-practicing Christians, mostly because they would end up either 1) hurting the family or 2) contradicting their own beliefs.
Lol, my sister's name is Ashley, and she just kept turning around whenever Hazel said the name.
@menzhi A priest's job is to do God's work, nothing more or less. As sad as this sounds, Jackson's assisted suicide is an unredeemable sin, and if Ashely were to give the funeral, he would have to be completely honest about what happened and where Jackson would be going. I don't think he wanted to hurt Hazel more than he had to. Remember, he did offer to refer her to a priest who could do it. He's willing to help, but he just can't administer the funeral it himself, which is understandable.
This makes absolutely no moral sense 2 me at all. I get that a minister might not want 2 perform a service for someone not in their religion or who lived a lifestyle outside of their particular beliefs, but that was not Ashley's qualm. His qualm was w/ what Hazel did - which should have ABSOLUTELY no baring on this situation. He's never had a problem w/Jackson - but now he doesn't want to do the service b/c of what Hazel did? Who cares? This isn't about her it's about Jackson! Just don't get it!
@mgoodwi1 I HAVE heard of a vicar refusing to conduct a service for a suicide before so is so different to refuse an assisted suicide?
I think it's kind if bad of any man of god to refuse anyone's funeral at any time. I mean i understand scheduling conflict, but that's not the case here, it's a flat out no. They say God is about unconditional love and forgiveness, so even if he disagrees he shouldn't refuse... that's just wrong.
@Babyt4 In most religions - assisted or not, suicide is a SIN. As wrong or as right that may be, most religious leaders are between a rock and a hard place. To be actively involved - means they condone it. The church condones it (as they are the church's representative), and as such, they are breaking from church doctrine. Rather than being "human" - offering comfort, as one human to another, oft times the church is more concerned with it's image.
@erzan But why should it matter what HAZEL did? I don't get you guys. He could disagree with murder all he wants and think that Hazel is the most ruthless person on the planet - but the service is not for her - it's for JACKSON! If he didn't want to do it because of what Jackson did ... then he should of said that!
What did they do to assist in Jackson's death because I think everyone is being a little too harsh since I don't fully understand what happened.
please help!
@menzhi There's a difference between passing judgement and holding people accountable for their actions. I'm sure he doesn't think Hazel, Aaron, or even Jackson are bad people, but what they did was wrong, and there's nothing wrong with pointing that out. His honesty isn't conditional, and he's still a priest whether you agree with his decision or not.
@Frippot Yeah thats true, if he thinks of Jackson as the victim you'd think he'd at least do it for Jackson.
@b5bobby You can only open the door for a person, sadly you cannot make them go through it, even a quadriplegic. They attempted to get him the help he required, but he refused it. Some people can handle and adapt to such circumstances, but others cannot. Would I choose to end it? No, because I'm a fighter. But do I judge those who choose that route, or the people who help them achieve it? No. Lets get back to the main issue, that no one in this little village is in a position to judge.
@Freeze883 thank u! i don't like how she handled him being handicapped n the first place. a real mother would have made him go 2 a therapist and take antidepressants..that might not have worked but @ least she would have actually tried doing something
@Frippot Well Jackson was also gay, but that didn't stop him from trying to raise money for Jackson either.
“It’s... Saaaaaaalad!”
@BoysLovingBoys Ashley did not refuse the service in his church, just him doing it, thats why I replied no one refused them a service, sorry if I over reacted to you, it was not meant either. When I die I do not want a christian funeral, and as Jackson was an athiest too, i think it is a little hypocritical of them both (Jackson and Hazel) to expect one, but notice the church was willing to do one even though they knew of Jackson views.
Aaron and Hazel watching the video, and Jax saying he loved them both broke my heart. With Aaron replaying "I Love You", brought tears to my eyes. Ashley, refusing to do the service ,because it would make him condone what was done to Jax. Then he shouldn't consider himself Vicar. His own backyard isn't pure. If anything, he should be more sympathetic to Hazel and perform the service considering that his father partook in an "Assisted Suicide" by respecting the wishes and decision of a loved one. Therefore, I see him being judgmental. Yes, his mother was older and Jax was young. Its still up to the individual to make such decision to end his/her life.
@patroclus33 oh thanks. I heard him say he was a vicar, but I didn't really know the connotation of it or how it differs from other religious titles. i also didn't realize non-priests wore white collars.
I agree with Sandy; I don't see the point of lettuce either
so sad how to hang on with this...
Didn't any see the "Passion" Even Jesus, while being tortured and then crucified on the cross begged his father forgiveness for the soldiers and his accusers. "for they not know what they do"
In many people eyes Euthanasia is just like murder, but you can't turn it and say murder is just like euthanasia. No one asked to be murdered
Ashley needs to remove the dog collar and find a more suitable profession. Do they have openings for professional shitpickers in the village? As a Christian minister, he should understand his position only inflicts suffering on Jackson's survivors.
Longue vie à "Aaron's Storlyne"
why everyone hating on Ashley for...
@Frippot no, because it was still suicide. Suicide in any form, as a religious figure, he can't condone. Not just because of his position in the church, but because of his own moral beliefs as well.
@b5bobby Either way ... it's about what Hazel did ... not with what Jackson did.