EastEnders fans are shocked as Jean takes little Arthur to the scene of Kush’s murder

EastEnders aired disturbing scenes on BBC soap when Jean Slater told Arthur Fowler, aged six, about the murder of his father Kush Kazemi – and took him to the train station where he died.

EastEnders fans were shocked Tuesday night as Jean Slater continued to deal with his daughter Stacey’s fear that she would have a manic episode.

The character, who has bipolar disorder, recently acted out of character and made decisions that affected her family.

But things took a disturbing turn in the last episode of BBC soap, as she took her young grandson Arthur, aged six, to the scene of the murder of his father Kush Kazemi.

John told the little boy what really happened to his father, who was pushed a year ago by serial killer Gray Atkins in front of a tube train.

Arthur seems surprised when Jean asks him if he feels better now, knowing the truth, with Stacey previously keeping the truth from him.

But as Jean’s mental health struggle continued to deteriorate, with her help being refused, Stacey was shocked when she realized that her little one was missing.

After finding out that Jean had left with him and gone to the tube station, a desperate Stacey drove there with ex Martin Fowler.

When she arrived, Arthur was standing on the edge of the tube platform, where his father had been standing before he was killed.

At that moment, a pipe was pulled into the station, causing Stacey to yell at a frightened Arthur, who moved out of the way before running over to his stepfather Martin.

The fact that Jean took Arthur to the place where his father died angered Stacey, so to learn that she also told him what had happened, she put in an inexplicable Mood left.

She yelled at her mother and knew she was not well after revealing earlier that she did not feel that her children were safe around her grandmother in her current condition.

Stacey, however, was not the only one who was frightened by her recent actions, with spectators as close as dead from what had happened.

On Twitter, viewers asked Jean for help because they said she had gone “too far” with the “sick” confession.

One fan said, “JEAN DOESN’T HAVE ARTHUR IN THE TUBE FOR DINNER? The same tube where his father died ?! This bi—-! She took him … OMG! That was sick!”

Another tweeted: “Wow does bipolar really make people as bad as Jean !? I did not know that … to tell Arthur how his father died and he looks at the place where his father died. Just awful . “

A third added: “So it looks like Jean’s manic episode led her off the rails tonight. Stacey accused Stacey of being a bad mother and Arthur took the train to the same place. “Where Kush died. John went. Too far tonight.”

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EastEnders will be broadcast on BBC One from Monday to Thursday at 7.30pm.