Chloe Season 1 Episode 6 Recap

Chloe Finale Recap – The show begins with Becky “Sasha” Green (Erin Doherty) taking Elliot Fairbourne’s phone while he sleeps. She searches through his text messages until she finds where Anish (Akshay Khanna) alerts Elliot (Billy Howle) of a €,5,000 withdrawal by potentially Chloe. A text from Livia Fulton (Pippa Bennett-Warner) questions Becky’s honesty. When Elliot turns over, she drops the phone on the floor, resulting in a cracked screen. She silently watches him go to the toilet, rushing to place the phone on the floor on his side of the bed. She is staring out the window when he enters the kitchen. When he offers to drive, she reluctantly claims Livia has some errands for her to do.

They meet with Anish and Livia to work on the campaign. Elliot pulls Livia away to discuss the schedule, leaving Anisha and Becky alone. Becky tries to speak with Livia about her relationship with Elliot. Livia reminds her of when she told her not to get involved with Elliot. She explains how Elliot intimidates her to get what he wants. Livia refuses to believe her. Becky tells her Elliot did the same thing to Chloe who was going to leave him. Livia calls her obsession with Chloe “creepy.” She admits to knowing Elliot since she was 15 years old, he is like family. Becky imagines Chloe (Poppy Gilbert) trying to talk to Livia before asking her if she asked for help. Livia speaks harshly to someone on the phone. She tells Becky to stop as Anish returns and asks what is happening.

Elliot shows Phil Fulton (Alexander Eliot) something on his phone. Phil questions the cracked screen. Elliot immediately contributes the damage to Becky’s clumsiness. He smiles at her before kissing her forehead. Livia asks about Becky’s identity documents. She claims to not have them on her. Livia says bring them tomorrow.

On the drive home, Elliot holds out his phone and asks her when she planned to tell him. She questions what he is talking about. He angrily accuses her of smashing it. She denies the allegations. He orders her to pull off to the side of the road because he is going to drive. She reluctantly agrees. He accuses her of hiding things from him before speeding up. She tries to get him to stop, but he refuses, heading into oncoming traffic. When they arrive home, he kisses her and gets out of the car without returning her car keys.

She utilizes a shower as an excuse to put Chloe’s money into a box. Elliot is talking to Richard as she enters the kitchen. He informs her, Richard is going to stay at his mum’s place in the country for a few days. While he goes to get his mum’s house keys, Becky frantically searches for her car keys. She pleads with Richard to take her away before Elliot returns. Richard seems confused, saying I promised to stay for dinner. She says, “Fu** you” when he refuses. He says I can’t. She accuses of getting high to forget Chloe. Richard is crying by the time Elliot returns.

Elliot apologizes for his behavior in the car. He pleads with her to forgive him. She gets out of bed to search his pockets for her car keys. The next morning, he retrieves his clothes for his speech. She asks if he is excited. He says it is a big day. Becky calls Josh to alert him of Elliot taking her car keys. She agrees to slip out of the speech, which begins at 5pm. He tells her to be careful.

Stuffs the box, with Chloe’s money in a gift back before leaving the house. He asks what is in the bag. She claims it is a gift. He calls her sweet. She asks if she can go back inside to get something she forgot. He refuses, saying they will be late. A key lying on the shelf appears on the screen.

Elliot calls her over for a group photo.  Phil approaches to say hey. He says Livia told him about her and Elliot having issues. He asks if she would like to talk. As he prepares to walk away, she accuses him of telling Elliot everything. She says you knew Chloe wanted to leave Elliot. He admits to wanting to leave Livia sometimes, but it is just part of being in a relationship. Before walking away, he welcomes her to the club. Anish stops her as she passes him to ask what transpired between her and Phil. She says I don’t know, maybe Livia is rubbing off on me.

As the speech starts, Becky retrieves her purse. The gift bag, with Chloe’s money, is gone. She approaches Anish to ask what he did with it. He follows her down the stairs to ask what she is doing. She asks for her gift bag. He thinks Livia put it with the coats. She pleads with him to let her go. If she leaves, it will put Elliot off his A-game. Anish claims he will be responsible for picking up the pieces. She utilizes her mum as an excuse to leave. He refuses to believe Pam (Lisa Palfrey) is sick. She accuses them of keeping Chloe from leaving as well. He calls Chloe a privileged housewife who didn’t want to die to leave, she was theatrical. He says she was far from being a saint. They weren’t supposed to say anything negative about her because of her mental illness.

Josh approaches to ask if everything is okay. Anish says you have a nerve showing up here. Becky rushes to check in a closet for her gift bag. Livia gives Becky her driver’s license and gift bag, asking what type of person would track down Chloe’s grieving friends. She accuses her of trying to steal Chloe’s life. She encounters the entire mob as she prepares to make her exit.

Becky is with Josh at a restaurant. She apologizes for pulling him into her mess. He is just glad she is safe. She is confused as to why he doesn’t think she is crazy too. He suggests she go away for a while like London. She asks why London. He hates living there. If he gets a job offer after an interview next week, he will gladly move. She might be willing to move. While he goes to order food, she documents, “Anish messages Elliot about money” on Wednesday. She remembers asking Richard where Chloe was going when she left Elliot’s event the night she died.

When Richard returns to the table, they discuss the night Chloe died. She refuses to let it go because Chloe contacted her. He reminds her of what Chloe’s mother said about seeing her jump. She wants to speak with Chloe’s parents. He explains how people leave questions behind when they die. She promises to accompany him to London tomorrow. He warns her that it will be too late. He calls himself an idiot before offering to take her somewhere. She refuses the offer. He says good luck and leaves.

Becky arrives at Chloe’s parent’s house. Angela (Amanda Lawrence) questions why Chloe chose to call her. She thanks Becky for being there for Chloe when she needed her. Angela explains how Chloe was distressed when she arrives at their home. Elliot told them that Chloe was in a downward spiral. She calls Elliot a saint for the way he cared for Chloe. She told them that she wanted to leave Elliot. After Chloe went to bed, Elliot came. She left sometime in the night. They searched for her everywhere. When they found her, she was getting ready to jump. Becky says I just can’t believe she would jump. Angela describes Chloe as looking like the life left her body.

 

Becky asks to see Chloe’s room, where she finds a box from their childhood. The box contains pictures of her and Chloe and a letter to her. In the letter, Chloe talks about school being lonely and how she thinks about her daily. She apologizes for not telling her about the party. In a flashback, Chloe chases after Becky the night Richard tosses beer and urine at her. She admits to feeling like her body is a bunch of mirrors to show others what they want to see. She describes herself as a “disco ball.” When she is with Becky, she feels like it is really her. Elliot doesn’t understand their friendship. He is against her sending the letter. He sometimes gets mad at her when she does things he doesn’t agree with.

Chloe apologizes about Sasha’s death before saying, “I love you.” She pleads for her forgiveness. Becky flops back on the bed. She lovingly holds the letter against her chest. She finds an envelope, with the quote, “To die by your side is such a heavenly way to die.” Becky joins Angela on the bottom step. She asks her where Chloe jumped. She says in Proxford by the old pier. Becky thinks she was coming to visit her. Angela admits Chloe asked her to not tell anyone where she was at. She explains how upset Elliot was and how he had looked everywhere for her.

When she found Chloe, she began walking toward her. She ran when Elliot called her name. He chased her. Angela says she doesn’t know what happened, but she didn’t see her jump. Becky doesn’t believe Chloe was going to jump. Angela agrees, denying Elliot pushed her. A man approaches, saying enough of this morbid talk. Angela goes to answer a phone call from Elliot. She tells Elliot that Becky stopped by. She hurriedly grabs her bag and leaves.

While walking the pier, Becky imagines Elliot giving Chloe medicine. Chloe tries to call Becky. At 2:45am, Becky receives a call from Chloe to ask her for a ride. Chloe gives her a bear hug when she gets out of the car. They sit in the car and listen to music. Becky asks where you want to go. She doesn’t care. Sasha and Becky play in the bathtub. Becky continues playing when Sasha goes underneath the water. Pam rushes in and pulls Sasha out of the water.

Becky tells Pam that Sasha’s death was not her fault. She pleads with Pam to say something. She asks, have you tried the scones. Pam explains how the scones are free. Not recognizing her, she asks her to come back. Before Becky leaves, she removes a box from the closet. She stops at the front desk to ask them to contact her when Elliot visits and to add Christine (Estella Daniels) to Pam’s visitor list. She pays them cash for Pam’s care.

She arrives at Elliot’s house. When she gets her car keys, a car pulls in the driveway. She hides in a closet. He calls her name. She quietly makes her way to the front door, which is locked. Elliot is in the kitchen. She asks him to unlock the door. He refuses, saying you owe me an explanation. She disagrees. He accuses her of trying to talk Chloe into leaving him. She denies the allegations. He pulls out two chairs, so they can talk. She accuses him of making Chloe feel powerless and scared. He says she is telling an untruth because they loved each other. She accuses him of refusing to let Chloe leave. He gives her the car keys and tells her to leave. She accuses him of chasing Chloe off the cliff. Irate, he grabs her by the throat, daring her to say that. He chokes her neck while screaming, “I hate you” over and over again.

She escapes out the back door and gets into her car. He pleads with her to wait. She speeds out of the driveway. He can be seen chasing after her. She pulls into the caravan park, where Chloe was planning to stay. She plays the recording of a very irate Elliot that she jsut made. He expresses how much he hates her. The recording is released on social media.

Livia is shocked to find Becky in Chloe’s caravan. She demands to know how Becky found the caravan. She says the same way you found it. Livia asks if she posted the video. Becky says yes. She says Elliot is in a lot of trouble, calling the entire scheme a nightmare. Becky agrees. She says he is my friend. Becky plays the voice from Elliot to Livia about her saying Chloe wouldn’t make a good mum. Livia denies the allegations. Elliot told Livia Noah’s issues are due to her parenting. Becky gives Livia her new phone number before she leaves. She looks out at the ocean as the episode comes to an end.

 

Chloe Finale Review

The first two episodes were nothing more than Becky snooping, which could have easily been summed up one episode. I felt they were more concerned about getting a second season, which I’m not opposed to than delivering a blowout finale. When you watch a finale and there are still unanswered questions, there is a lot to be desired.

I was disappointed with Jack Farthing’s limited air time. He has a lot to bring to the table, which makes me question why his lines were so few. I was truly inspired by Billy Howle and Erin Doherty’s dynamic acting.

Supporting actors, Pippa Bennett-Warner, Akshay Khanna, and Alexander Eliot were also fabulous. All the actors worked together to deliver outstanding performances from start to finish.

The finale deserves an 8. Get more Chloe recaps here. Support our work by clicking ReelMockery.