Was Scott a good older brother to Matilda, Robbie, Kit and Henry

[ste]

Yeah my sister lives just down the road from me, she's 5 years older than me and I hardly ever see her.

[Pierced Musie]

Yeah my sister lives just down the road from me, she's 5 years older than me and I hardly ever see her.

You lucky sod. My sister, who is 6 years older and with kids, lives down the road and comes round nearly everyday with the brats.

There are days where I hate her

[Chris J]

No when he was in the bush he did, erm, rise to the occasion. This was before that.

Most rediculous thing I've ever heard. "I don't fancy guys at all, but I had a problem getting it up so I must be gay". What the £*%#?!?!?!

I don't remember that storyline either. Sounds like a good thing though, it doesn't sound like the most well-thought-out thing ever. Home and Away seem to have a habit of making a mess out of homosexual storylines.

As has been said, Scott is a lot older than Maddie and Henry, so it's not all that surprising he didn't interact with them that much. I know it's common in a lot of soaps for siblings to have a lot of interaction, but it's not necessarily something which happens a huge amount in real life. Ok, so I'm an only child, so I can't really know for sure, but I know that friends who have much older or younger siblings don't spend a huge amount of time with them.

Matilda and Henry's relationship seemed perfectly just, with the two of them spending so much time together due to their similar ages. I don't think Kit and Scott having less interaction with them is a bad thing at all, and I don't think it makes him a bad brother.

[Guevara01]

My older step-brother is 41. I am 16. When he comes around, he grunts at me. Don't get me wrong, i wouldn't consider him to be a bad brother, but because there's that age gap between us, i'm sort of closer to his (and my sister's) kids.

I think it's the same with Scott and Mattie/Henry. He is that much closer to Robbie and Kit because he can enjoy grown up stuff with them there, like Kim's stag do.

xxx

[Ryan]

No when he was in the bush he did, erm, rise to the occasion. This was before that.

Most rediculous thing I've ever heard. "I don't fancy guys at all, but I had a problem getting it up so I must be gay". What the £*%#?!?!?!

I don't remember that storyline either. Sounds like a good thing though, it doesn't sound like the most well-thought-out thing ever. Home and Away seem to have a habit of making a mess out of homosexual storylines.

As has been said, Scott is a lot older than Maddie and Henry, so it's not all that surprising he didn't interact with them that much. I know it's common in a lot of soaps for siblings to have a lot of interaction, but it's not necessarily something which happens a huge amount in real life. Ok, so I'm an only child, so I can't really know for sure, but I know that friends who have much older or younger siblings don't spend a huge amount of time with them.

Matilda and Henry's relationship seemed perfectly just, with the two of them spending so much time together due to their similar ages. I don't think Kit and Scott having less interaction with them is a bad thing at all, and I don't think it makes him a bad brother.

[TabbyCool]

What's the matter Ryan? What was so shocking about what Chris had to say?

[Ryan]

It's just shocking to see Chris say anything!!!

[TabbyCool]

He's bound to say something sometimes!

[Liz]

He does seem to be on a "posting spree", making up for lost time.

[loveangelmusicbaby]

I don't know. I mean he didn't spend as much time interacting with his family, esp siblings, unless a problem came up that he needed help with. He spent more time with Dani then Hayley. He does love them and care for them though.