Flowers

An already black day for Maurice turns into a nightmare when Deborah, his wife, insists on celebrating their anniversary. And when Maurices mother finds evidence of his misery, things worsen.

Deborahs sister Viv comes to visit, stirring up the family, especially Deborahs suspicions that Maurice might be gay. Deborah needs to take action, but struggles to find the best course. Meanwhile Amy has a secret she wants to tell Maurice, but will he be able to return her honesty?

As Maurice makes a final bid to tell the truth, Deborah reconsiders her marriage and Amy makes a devastating discovery. Thankfully Shun has a plan to save the family - he just needs someone to listen.

Maurice is on medication and seems in a better place, Deborahs "misery memoir" about him is about to be published, Shun is drinking the summer away, Donalds set-up a business and Amys band are coming to stay.

Consumed by the fate of her grandfather and the intoxicating world of Baumgaertner, Amy seems to exist in a world of her own. Maurice and Deborahs relationship deteriorates and Shun is caught between the warring couple.

As the dust settles from recent events the family find themselves back together at the house. Deborah and Maurice slip back into their paternal roles, for the good of the children. Donald realises that his sister may also be mentally ill.