Coronation Street viewers are in a speculative mood, as they seem to think Hope Stape could soon cause Sam Blakeman harm.
During Friday night’s episode, Sam was forced to tell Hope that he could no longer talk to her in school due to a disagreement his father Nick Tilsley had with her stepdad Tyrone Dobbs.
Hope, who appears to be having a tough time at school, looked perplexed when Sam told her the devastating news.
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But given Hope’s troublesome history, fans seem to think Hope could potentially cause danger or even worse- kill.
Taking to Twitter, one viewer penned: “Sam is Hope’s only friend. She’ll probably kill him.”
Another said: “Sam should keep away from Hope she is a bad influence.”
A third echoed: “Sam does right keeping away from Hope.”
Meanwhile a fourth added: “Hope has a serious never-ending problem and Fiz and Ty really need help, in keeping her in check. Fiz and Ty are way too soft.”
Later on in the show, Hope was clearly unhappy with Sam’s decision and told her mum Fiz as soon as she returned home from school.
As things clearly started to get out of hand, Fiz decided to talk to Nick and revealed that Sam is still writing letters to his mother’s killer who is currently behind bars.
When a surprised Nick asked Fiz who told her this startling news, Fiz made it clear that it came from her daughter Hope.
Jumping back onto Twitter, fans also shared their thoughts on this too.
One viewer wrote: “Oh P**s off Fiz, you know that Hope has repeatedly done terrible things, but you cover for her time & time again. Finding glee on telling on Sam.”
Another shared: “I can’t tell if Fiz was telling Nick about Sam’s letters because she means well or she is just trying to get up on him where her prefect Hope and Tyrone who can do wrong are concerned.”
And a third chimed: “Why is Hope Grassing on Sam writing letters to Harvey again when she literally persuaded Sam into doing it?”
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Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
