Oscar MacGuire - Jake Speer

[shyongirl]

He seems sweet in my opinion. Stuck in a life which makes unhappy. One controlling father and sister.

 

I am so glad he is out of there and has so much trust in Hannah.

Edited July 4, 2015 by QUIET ACHIEVER

[sindikatas]

I read on facebook page that

he is sort of replacement for Dex.

But I don't think so. I don't like this term in general as I think each character should be unique.

Edited September 14, 2013 by QUIET ACHIEVER
Spoiler tags added.

[shyongirl]

You mean he could be a nerd?

[Guest]

He was unhappy at the cult yet Evie wants to go back I'm not sure I understand.

Edited September 18, 2013 by Romeo&Indi Forever

[shyongirl]

I liked seeing him relaxed and watching TV. So obvious he missed out on life.

[Jezz]

I like Oscar. He's a rational and smart kid who knows better than to be drawn into this nonsense with this 'cult' that his dad and sister believe in.

[Inactive User]

I like Oscar. He's a rational and smart kid who knows better than to be drawn into this nonsense with this 'cult' that his dad and sister believe in.

Me too

[Perry]

I think he has Asperger's Syndrome

[Jezz]

I think he has Asperger's Syndrome

What makes you come to that conclusion?

He hasn't displayed any unusual behavioural traits which suggest this.

[homeandawayroxsomuch.]

I was just thinking about this as well. Each generation of teenaged Home and Away characters (born 1982-1984 such as Will or Dani, 1985-1987 such as Nick or Robbie, 1988-1990 such as Ric or Mattie, 1991-1994 such as Indi or Casey, and now 1995/6-1998 such as Sasha or Jett and including Oscar) seems to have the trademark nerdy character, who seems to always be a guy:

• 1982-1984 was Edward Dunglass
• 1985-1987 was Robbie Hunter
• 1988-1990 was Lucas Holden
• 1991-1994 was Dex Walker

So I think that Oscar is that character for the 1995-1998 group. I think he's a lovely character.