Who is effy and freddie

Top credits Director Esther May Campbell. See more at IMDbPro. Photos Add Image. Top cast Edit. Dudley Sutton Norman as Norman. Esther May Campbell. Storyline Edit. Freddie visits but she rebuffs him. However Cook,who has apparently escaped from custody,turns up and advises Freddie to persevere.

Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Quotes Effy Stonem : [laughing] You found my porn stash! Connections References The Ring User reviews 2 Review. Top review. More Effy's episode than Freddie's. After the magnificent last episode, I was a little disappointed by this one, that, nevertheless, was interesting and deserving. Although it was meant to concentrate on Freddie maybe the weakest character in the group , I felt everything was pointed on Effy and Freddie wasn't given that much as I had hoped, but well, that's my humble opinion.

Now I'm feeling strange writing this comment, because I still have to metabolize what I've seen, which was in many ways different from the usual Skins, talking about directing style a lot of hand-held camera and slant frames and themes developed, I've never thought Skins could face such serious issues.

All in all, I'm waiting Effy's episode hoping some things will be cleared enough. Details Edit. Release date February 24, United Kingdom. United Kingdom. Company Pictures E4. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 45 minutes. Dolby Digital.

Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. When confronted by Cook Freddie explains that she gave him a blow job on his fifteenth birthday. Effy comes to see Cook in prison and tells him she loves Freddie.

He asks her "how is the love? During "Katie" she is seen at various gatherings with Freddie; while she is taking somewhat large ammounts of drugs and liquor, the affection they are showering one another with is obviously sincere.

In "Freddie", Freddie and Effy are living a hedonistic lifestyle in the Stonem house with Anthea gone. Freddie's education suffers and when he tells Effy this, they argue. While he feels they need to rein in their wild behavior eventually, Freddie is clearly enjoying the ride. Freddie meets a counsellor about his unfinished coursework, who offers no help; nonetheless, he manages to complete it even while keeping Effy his top priority.

Freddie returns to see Effy sticking newspaper cuttings about death onto the wall, and Effy talks about her "end. He talks to his grandfather, Norman, and becomes determined not to make the mistakes with Effy he thinks his father made with his mother, who committed suicide.

He then lovingly cares for her, bringing her out of her stupor, and bathes her. They then go to a park, where they run around chasing each other and end up lying on the grass. She then reveals her deep feelings for him saying, "from the moment I saw you, I knew you'd be the closest I'd get to being close.

And I didn't know what to do with that feeling. Freddie, however, plays along, and pretends to scare them off, with Effy laughing along. She then gets anxious again and insists she goes home. As they return home in a rickshaw they borrowed they see Anthea speaking to a policeman outside the house, having returned home to see the terrible state it was in and Effy's morbid collection of pictures, so Freddie takes her away.

They are caught in the middle of a hectic carnival- one full of demonic images of the sort Effy has been imagining. Terrified, Effy runs off and Freddie chases after her. Overwhelmed, she covers her ears. Katie, who is performing in the festival on a float, sees her and brings her up, hugging and comforting her.

In the meantime Freddie runs into Cook, dresses as a devil, who helps him find her. When they reunite Cook then leaves and Freddie holds and comforts her. Unsure of where else to go Freddie takes Effy, with Katie in tow, to his grandfather's residence, explaining the situation to him.

Katie interrupts them, saying Effy won't come out of the bathroom. Freddie realizes what is happening and runs down the hall to the bathroom, finding it locked. He then breaks it down to find Effy lying in blood, having attempted suicide by slitting her wrists. He calls for help and she is taken to the hospital. At the hospital Freddie is joined in the waiting room by his sister Karen, who helps him fold an origami swan, which he places on Effy's bedside table. After visting with Effy- who tells him to go away- he talks outside with Anthea, both having a smoke.

Anthea says Effy will get through it with their help, but Freddie runs off. He goes to her house and takes all of her photos, including one of him, and burns them in the backyard. Cook joins him and holds him as he sobs. During the "Lost Weeks" Episode, Effy wakes up from a recurring nightmare in which she sees a black figure chasing her in a forest and a younger version of herself who tells her to 'cut open the swan'.

As she looks around, she sees a new origami swan from Freddie, and unfolds it to find the words 'love you forever'. In "Effy", Effy returns home after her suicide attempt, with her room completely clean, and she and her mother have an awkward conversation. Effy then draws a time table on her white board, and Freddie's name is seen. She unpacks and then goes to visit him, and he is very excited to see her. Inside Freddie's room, she and Freddie talk. He asks her why he wasn't allowed to see her, to which she replied that her docotr, John Foster had forbidden anyone from seeing her, as it was part of her treatment.

When Freddie asks what Foster did that was so special, Effy replies that he took away all her bad memories and made them good. Freddie is angry, finding out that Effy had bad memories of him. Effy consoles him, stating that now that all the bad memories were taken away, all she feels for Freddie is love. They then kiss and presumably have sex. She then goes home and takes her pills, and the viewers see Freddie's name disappear from her white board.

Later, when at a restaurant with the gang, Effy says she feels like she is in a different place and shouldn't hang out with any of them anymore, not even Freddie. She then says goodbye and returns home. He tries to kiss her but she pushes him away. Effy tells him that she went mad when she was with him and that love is not supposed to do that, but Freddie counters, saying that's exactly what love is supposed to do.

He then leaves, and Effy runs her fingers through her hair. The next morning she is seen sitting on a park bench, staring dreamily into the sky. Cook joins her. As they are talking, Cook mentions that Freddie called him about her, referring to her as "Eff.

It turns out that Foster has been making Effy forget everyone she ever loved, including Cook and Freddie. Cook plays along, introducing himself as James, his first name. They spend the day together, but later in the evening Effy has an inadvertent flashback to her brother Tony being run over, and believes that they are at the scene of the accident.

She then runs away from Cook, who chases her to a freeway. Effy runs into the middle of traffic, screaming "I'm not scared! I want to be scared! She then asks him to take her to Freddie before passing out. Cook takes her to Freddie's house, and when she wakes up, she apologizes to Freddie and they reconcile.

She tells him the voices have started up again, but Freddie says they'll handle it together. When she returns to the rehabilitation center where she was treated Foster enters the Effy's room. She freaks out and tells Freddie she doesn't want Foster to be her shrink anymore. Freddie tell him to leave her alone, which he does, and then the two hold hands until she falls asleep, as she whispers "I love you" over and over again, making him cry.

He hugs Anthea- who like him, strongly mistrusts Foster- and leaves. Foster later calls Freddie, asking him to meet at Foster's house to talk about Effy.

When he arrives Foster attacks him with a baseball bat, cornering Freddie at the top of a staircase as he tries to break through a locked door and escape. Blood is then seen splattered on the glass, and we hear Freddie's screams, suggesting he was beaten to death.

Freddie goes missing and is assumed to have run away. Effy is tortured because he "left" without saying goodbye. While in Freddie's shed Cook gives her Freddie's notebook, with page after page saying "I love her" on each line.