Martin attacks creepy teacher Theo over harming 12-year-old Lily in EastEnders

EastEnders viewers have sensed that something is not quite right when it comes to creepy teacher Theo Hawthorne (William Ellis), and it appears the Martin Fowler (James Bye) is on the same wavelength as he attacks him in upcoming scenes.

Theo has formed a strange relationship with 12-year-old Lily Slater (Lillia Turner), going so far as to buy her secret gifts and give her money to help with her baby.

In upcoming scenes, when Lily is left devastated after being told by her midwife that she can’t go back to school until after the birth, Stacey (Lacey Turner) enlists Theo’s help.

Theo offers to tutor Lily for free, in order to ease her worries of falling behind on her work.

Stacey is thrilled by his offer, but Martin grows suspicious of his motives, and begins to question him.

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He continues to dig for information on the teacher through ex-student Freddie (Bobby Brazier), who lets slip the truth about Lily’s trainers.

Deeply concerned, he confronts Stacey over the situation, but she simply warns him to back off.

That is the last thing that Martin wants to do, instead heading to Theo’s old school with the intention of learning why he really left.

Back at the Slaters, Stacey has invited Theo round for tea. It is all going swimmingly until Martin barges in, full to the brim with accusations.

The following day, Stacey is concerned that Theo won’t show up for Lily’s tutoring session after Martins barrage of accusations.

When Theo does eventually turn up, she speaks to Martin about his behaviour towards the teacher, and together they come up with a set of rules to follow.

However, it soon becomes clear that something is horribly wrong, when they return to the Slater house and find that there is no sign of Theo or Lily anywhere.

Stacey is horrified to learn that Lily has been rushed to hospital, and she and Martin head straight over.

Upon their arrival, Martin launches himself at Theo, accusing him of hurting Lily, despite Theo’s protests of innocence.

Is Martin right to assume Theo’s guilt? Has he really hurt Lily?

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