At the start of the episode, Vera Bennett (Kate Atkinson) discovers Kaz’s body. Will Jackson (Robbie Magasiva) arrives. He is adamant that they should try to save her. Vera tells him that it is way too late. The girls know that something is up when they’re put into lock down status. Will tells Allie (Kate Jenkinson) what has happened. The crime scene is investigated. Then, the blood is cleaned up. Will watches it all go down. He discusses things with Vera and the others. Security cameras captured someone with blood on their hoodie. The person’s face is not visible.

Marie (Susie Porter) helps Allie get over the loss. Vicky Kosta (Artemis Ioannides) interrupts. She tells Marie that she shouldn’t pretend to care. Boomer (Katrina Milosevic) tells Liz (Celia Ireland) that she’ll look after her now. The guards carry out a search in hopes of finding the bloody hoodie. Jake (Bernard Curry) promises to speak to the governor about holding a memorial for Kaz. It is clear that Will isn’t handling the pressure very well. He tells everyone to just get back to their job. Moments later, Jake thanks Vera for showing him the ultrasound pictures. Miller (David de Lautour) speaks with Vera. Miller admits that Kaz didn’t say anything out of the ordinary during their meeting.

Liz and the others begin preparing for the memorial. They wonder who could be responsible. Rita (Leah Purcell) insists there needs to be justice. Allie asks Marie who might’ve done this. Linda (Jacqueline Brennan) tells them about the memorial. Vicky would rather watch television. Allie speaks at the event. Marie joins them. She gets into an argument with Alson (Emily Havea). Allie gives Marie an alibi. Alson is put into solitary. Will consults with Marie. She insists that she would rather be in general population. She is confident that she’ll be able to handle things. In the morning, Linda tells Rita and the others that Narelle was already locked up.

She couldn’t have killed Kaz. In the cafeteria, Vicky makes it clear she wants to be top dog. The others try to convince Rita to step up. She refuses to do so. Allie is interviewed by detectives. She admits to lying about the alibi. Next, Allie asks Marie where she was at the time. She makes up an excuse. Kosta enters and argues with them. She tells them that she will be top dog tomorrow. Jake tells Allie about the hoodie. Rita and Ruby (Rarriwuy Hick) chat in private. It is clear that Ruby is hiding something. In the morning, Boomer and Liz pass by the spot where Kaz was found. Liz has a flashback. She becomes convinced that she killed Kaz.

Vicky continues harassing Allie. Marie steps in and tells Vicky to leave her alone. The attack is broken up by Sean (Rick Donald). Allie finds out where Vicky is stashing her dope. She tells Marie. Liz tells Boomer that she killed Liz. She tells Miller and Liz is brought in for questioning. Eventually, it becomes clear that Liz saw the body but didn’t kill Kaz. Ruby confesses to Rita that she made a deal. She took Narelle’s charges to get Rita off of the hook. Vicky is busted. The guards also find the bloody hoodie. She becomes the main suspect in Kaz’s murder. Jake tells Allie about it, while Will begins to break down. Marie admits to Kaz that she told on Vicky.

Boomer tells Liz about Kosta. Liz tries to talk Boomer into killer her when she becomes too far gone. Will and Vera agree to let the top dog vote go on. In the cafeteria, Allie speaks up for Marie. A lot of the women agree. Marie officially becomes top dog. Marie goes to the laundry and stands behind the steam press.

 

Wentworth Review

This episode of Wentworth was just okay. In fact, it was a little too predictable. It tried playing bait and switch with the question of who killed Kaz. In the end, it was Marie just like everyone expected. Liz thought she killed Kaz, but it was clear that she had only seen the aftermath. Finally, Vicky being set up by Marie was far too predictable. Is Allie really that stupid? Wake up already.

Nevertheless, I sincerely hope Marie Winter causes a lot of chaos in the upcoming episodes. Just don’t count on that happening. The episode scores a 6.5 out of 10. Catch up with previous recaps of Wentworth before you go!