This time when Rae tells Tix that she's coming back to the ward, Tix gets angry, dumping water on Rae from a nearby flower vase and then repeatedly hitting her with the flowers. Her last appearance of the episode is when Rae returns to the hospital after her disastrous shopping outing with Chloe. She and Tix - who is standing by a window in the hospital - wave goodbye to each other. Rae doesn't seem convinced, but her phone money runs out before she can say anything else. When Rae reminds her that her mother is a nightmare and she has no friends, Tix suggests counting to ten. Tix encourages her by reminding her she has her mother and all of her friends. She shows up next when Rae calls her right after leaving the hospital to tell her she isn't ready to leave the hospital. When Rae gets up to leave, she looks in Tix's stall and Tix gives her her hospital band except decorated to say "To Skinny, always, Love Fatty". Rae promises she'll be back for her sessions all the time.
She tells Rae that she doesn't want to speak to her since Rae is "abandoning her there with all the mentals". Tix appears first when Rae is leaving the hospital and they're chatting together in the bathroom, one stall of which Tix spends so much of her time there are books, a plant and some coloring markers. It is revealed at the end of "Alarm!" that Tix is dead.
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She is described by Rae as having the "largest toothbrush collection of anyone I know" on the official My Mad Fat Diary website.Īt the end of series one, Tix collapses due to overexercising and restricting her calorie intake, which resulted in her heart giving out. It is also implied she would panic when confronted with having to enter dirty water. This suggests she was sexually abused, but the exact cause is never revealed. She was anorexic and would panic and react violently towards people when they touched her without her permission or her initiating it. Tix was a resident in the psychiatric ward that Rae is released from at the beginning of Series One.
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