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| Brian is a goth who dates [[Zara Morgan]] ([[Kelly Condron]]). He is very religious and Zara pressures him to have sex, though they do not have sex. He cheats on her with [[Steph Dean]] ([[Carley Stenson]]) at a party at [[Tony Hutchinson]] ([[Nick Pickard]])'s House. Brian became friends with [[Lisa Hunter]] ([[Gemma Atkinson]]) and asks her to sing in his band. They end up going out. When Brian finds out about Lisa's [[self-harming]], he tries to help. In helping Lisa he neglects his revision and fails his [[General Certificate of Secondary Education|GCSE]]s. Brian then stalks Lisa with threatening text messages. Lisa at first thinks it is Cameron, but when she discovers Drake is the culprit, he leaves the village. | Brian is a goth who dates [[Zara Morgan]] ([[Kelly Condron]]). He is very religious and Zara pressures him to have sex, though they do not have sex. He cheats on her with [[Steph Dean]] ([[Carley Stenson]]) at a party at [[Tony Hutchinson]] ([[Nick Pickard]])'s House. Brian became friends with [[Lisa Hunter]] ([[Gemma Atkinson]]) and asks her to sing in his band. They end up going out. When Brian finds out about Lisa's [[self-harming]], he tries to help. In helping Lisa he neglects his revision and fails his [[General Certificate of Secondary Education|GCSE]]s. Brian then stalks Lisa with threatening text messages. Lisa at first thinks it is Cameron, but when she discovers Drake is the culprit, he leaves the village. |
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| ==John Stuart== | |
| {{Infobox soap character | |
| | series = Hollyoaks | |
| | name = John Stuart | |
| | portrayer = Andrew Henderson | |
| | first = 28 March 2001 | |
| | last = 29 August 2001 | |
| | occupation = Lecturer | |
| | classification = [[List of former Hollyoaks characters#Last appeared in 2001|Former; recurring]] | |
| | daughters = Daisy Stuart | |
| }} | |
| '''John Stuart''', played by Andrew Henderson, made his first appearance on 28 March 2001.<ref>{{cite episode|title=Episode 596|series=Hollyoaks|series-link=Hollyoaks|credits=Executive Producer: [[Phil Redmond]]; Director: Paul Carney; Writer: Mark Holloway|network=[[Channel 4]]|airdate=28 March 2001}}</ref> John works as a lecturer at Hollyoaks Community College and begins a relationship with his colleague [[Ruth Osborne]] ([[Terri Dwyer]]).<ref name=aas284>{{cite magazine |last1=Babb |first1=Francesca |title=Love plus one |magazine=[[All About Soap]] |date=28 July - 25 August 2001 |issue=24 |pages=20, 21 |publisher=(Attic Futura UK Ltd)}}</ref> Writers introduced John's infant daughter, Daisy Stuart but John fails to inform Ruth he has children.<ref name=aas284/> Dwyer told Francesca Babb from ''[[All About Soap]]'' that her character "is shocked" to discover John has a daughter. Dwyer explained that Ruth plans a romantic picnic for John but is annoyed that he brings Daisy along. She described John as "this really nice guy" and Ruth "wants a bit of romance in her life".<ref name=aas284/> She views the revelation as a "huge disappointment" but is "shocked" that Daisy is well behaved. John reveals that Daisy needs to sleep in their bed which further annoys Ruth. She "wanted to be the only on John's mind" but Daisy's presence ruins their chance of passion.<ref name=aas284/> | |
| Writers planned to jeopardise their romance further, by portraying John ignorant to Ruth's feelings. When John realises that he has upset Ruth, he plans a romantic weekend away. Dwyer told Babb that Ruth is "really excited" but "completely deflated" when she realises he has taken her on his conference weekend.<ref name=aas284/> Ruth is unable to spend time with John during work conference hours. Dwyer added that John is "too business-minded" and "won't succumb to her advances". This leaves Ruth wondering if their relationship will work out or whether she is just "wasting her time with John".<ref name=aas284/> Henderson made his final appearance as John during the episode broadcast on 29 August 2001.<ref>{{cite episode|title=Episode 664|series=Hollyoaks|series-link=Hollyoaks|credits=Executive Producer: [[Phil Redmond]]; Director: David Holroyd; Writer: Julie Blackie|network=[[Channel 4]]|airdate=29 August 2001}}</ref> | |
| John is shown working at Hollyoaks Community College. He later has an argument with [[Dan Hunter (Hollyoaks)|Dan Hunter]] ([[Andrew McNair (actor)|Andrew McNair]]) regarding campus car parking. John begins dating Ruth after the become close at work. Ruth organises a picnic for John but is surprised when he introduces her to his daughter, Daisy. John reveals that Daisy needs to sleep in their bed, which upsets Ruth. He decides to make amends by taking Ruth to his conference weekend. She is again upset, believing he had planned the weekend solely for them. He continues to concentrate on work which leaves Ruth unsure about their relationship. Just days later, Ruth decides to end their relationship and John moves on. | |
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