Wentworth Prison

Fly Me Away (1x2)

Data di messa in onda: Set 04, 2013

After last week's riot, tensions are simmering between top dog Jacs Holt and young pretender Franky Doyle. With his wife's body barely cold, Will Jackson is back at work and determined to find her killer. Bea Smith, who was found standing over the body and covered in blood, is the obvious suspect. When Bea is cleared by the police, however, Will takes matters into his own hands. It is young Kaiya's third birthday and Doreen has got her a cake. Her daughter means everything to her and she is doing her best to protect the girl from the harsh reality of prison life. However, she is caught off-guard when the usually kind Will Jackson rips up Kaiya's drawing in front of her and snarls, "Who killed my wife?" He then issues an ultimatum which shakes Doreen to the core. "All it takes is one drug bust and the kid's gone, Doreen," he threatens. "You start with Bea Smith. You've got a day to give me some answers." Bea is taken by surprise when a desperate Doreen holds a knife to her neck, but has nothing but sympathy for her when she finds out why. She also learns that Kaiya is not Doreen's daughter, but her junkie cellmate Toni's. In flashback, we learn that Doreen lost her own unborn baby due to a crash caused by her driving under the influence of drugs. She has never forgiven herself. When Toni shows up in the yard spaced out on smack, Doreen can no longer bear what this is doing to Kaiya. Her next move will break her heart, but, as always, she has the child's best interests in mind. Meanwhile, Bea's heart is also breaking because her manipulative husband is preventing her from talking to her 16-year-old daughter Debbie. "You'd rather everyone think you tried to top yourself than find out exactly what type of guy you really are," she spits at him during a prison visit. She is also very aware that Will thinks that she killed Meg. The strain on Will is telling and he punches fellow guard Fletch, who is trying to get him to calm down and go home. Will discovers that Meg's bracelet is missing and insists on a prison ramp (dog search), which traumatises Kaiya and leaves him no closer to finding his wife's killer. The murder has left all the officers on edge. "You try walking the compound knowing there's no guarantee it won't happen again," says one to Vera Bennett, who is struggling as acting governor. Taking advantage of Vera's weakness, Erica Davidson loses no time in impressing general manager Derek Channing. She wants the top job and self-promotes at every opportunity, but whether she possesses the necessary moral fibre is questionable.