EastEnders Spoilers: Max’s Revenge Plot Deepens, Takes Matthew Away From Jack?

EastEnders spoilers indicate Max’s revenge plans have slowly began coming to an action after weeks of subtle planning and scheming. He truly believes those around him need to be punished for their behaviour last year, Max was wrongfully sent to prison for the murder of Lucy Beale. His past with young females and his dodgy criminal past meant he was an easy scape goat for both the police and the Beale’s.

Nobody believed he was innocent including his family, which is why Max has been on the path of their destruction.

Acting full of regret and redemption in person but plotting their demise in secret. He has caused drama with the Carters and with his own daughter Lauren.  His newest target? His brother Jack.

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Max has been planting seeds in Dot’s head about young Matthew saying Jack is not capable of taking care of the child. But will he succeed in getting Dot to contact the kid’s birth father Charlie Cotton?

Dot is a traditional and severely Christian women and Max’s notions of the boy’s parenthood will hit a sore spot with the women. This combined with Max’s slick tongue is a recipe for success. By the end of their chat Dot is left believing Max wants nothing more than little Matthew’s safety.

Jack is likely to become the next victim of Max’s revenge plot, the two have never been close which leads us to believe Max could be doing even worse than this? Will he stop at getting his son removed? Or perhaps is he trying to avoid the child’s harm for when he truly decided to hurt Jack.

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The two have gotten violent in the past, fighting over romantic interests such as Tanya. Was his brother’s disloyal behaviour enough to push Max over the edge into violence? The plot will unravel in the next week, will Jack be able to salvage the custody of Matthew?

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