EastEnders Spoilers: Killer Kid On The Loose In Walford?

On “EastEnders,” little William Mitchell is having trouble falling asleep in his new bedroom above the funeral parlor. It would be silly to ask why, right? Who wouldn’t be a bit anxious trying to nod off in a mortuary of all places?

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Billy Mitchell’s kid just can’t bring himself to relax and fall asleep, but his funeral director dad has no trouble at all getting 40 winks. What gives? Well, the sensible line of thought is that William is naturally having nightmares because of what happened at school last fall. Unfortunately one of William’s classmates was stabbed, and making the tragedy even harder to live with, the crime has remained unsolved.

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Both young William and Dennis Rickman Jr., Sharon Mitchell’s son, were traumatized by the killing, as were the rest of the schoolkids. No one can relax knowing that the murderer is still out there, on the loose. So, could William’s nightmares be caused by the ghost of the young murder victim? Or is it William’s guilty conscience that is tricking him into believing that he is seeing a ghost?

William has had many months to get over the heinous crime, but what if the horrific act is still haunting him because he has a personal connection to it? Could baby-faced William be the murderer? Does he have enough venom in him to stab another lad, and enough smarts to cover it up? Or does William know the identity of the child killer? If that’s the case, he could be suppressing the memory, but being in the funeral parlor environment is slowly pushing the memory back into his consciousness!

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Then again, William may know straight up who did the awful crime, but thinks he must keep quiet about it for his own safety. Either way, William’s nightmares are not going away, and in fact the actual nightmare might be right under his nose. What part if any does Dennis have to play in this sordid drama?

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