little else. Justin visits Aden much to his surprise as the brothers have not seen each other for a long time and tells him he is in the army and encourages him to enlist, which Aden rejects due to their war veteran grandfather, Stan molesting him as a child. It is later revealed that Justin was responsible for the death of his and Aden's father, Larry (Paul Gleeson) in the accident. He wants to contact the police but Aden suggests they bury the body. They do so but Justin confesses and Aden moves the body and tells the police he found Larry alone. The brothers face a charge of conspiracy to commit murder but Morag Bellingham (Cornelia Frances) successfully defends them and the prosecution drop the case. Aden and Justin then leave for the city without telling anybody. Jill Carpenter Jill Carpenter, played by Josephine Mitchell, made her first screen appearance on 14 May 2010. The character and casting was announced on 8 March 2010. Mitchell previously appeared in the soap in 1990 as Jane Holland. A journalist for The Sydney Morning Herald reported Mitchell's scenes as the "troubled mother" of Romeo Smith (Luke Mitchell) would be broadcast mid-year. Jill is a "high functioning alcoholic" who spends her entire day drinking, but still attempts to lead a "normal life". While being interviewed on The Morning Show Mitchell revealed that "it's not something I do personally, just to let everybody know, but it's a wonderful layer for a character. I like complexity. I like trying to do subtext at the same time as doing the words." Mitchell researched alcoholism in preparation for the role to learn how it affects other people and what Jill would be able to do during the state of intoxication. Sue Yeap from The West Australian described Jill as "a flirtatious, fun-loving woman". She is "cashed up" from the life insurance payout that she received following her abusive husband's death and often uses the money to buy alcohol. Jill comes to Summer Bay to re-establish her relationship with her son. Although Romeo loves his mother, he is often humiliated by her actions and just wants her to be normal. Over time he has become the adult in their relationship. Mitchell told Yeap that the storyline between Jill and Romeo was very character driven, explained "Even though the underlying issue is the alcoholism it was very much the