After Sarah Polly, a music teacher at the same school, is reported missing by Michael and their daughter Alana, also a teacher there, her body is later discovered in some woodland near the family home.
"He's a product, certainly, of his institution," explained Morrissey to Radio Times when asked if his restraint indicates something sinister, or is simply who he is.
"But once he gets into crisis, it's about someone asking him to feel things, the situation is asking him to feel things, and he's unable to do that. He's not exercised that muscle in himself for a long time – vulnerability, humanity, love, connection. All those things."
"Hyper independence is a trauma syndrome, and I think that is something that's happened to him," he said. "He's so independent and so controlling, and when that's challenged it comes out in quite difficult ways, and can be quite volatile. And I think that's very recognisable to a lot of people. That can happen in male behaviour.
Running along the central storyline is a cold case which haunts Annie eight years on – something that is compounded by the close relationship she has formed with the victim's mother.
It was former Detective Superintendent Julie Mackay of Gloucestershire Police who solved the cold case murder more than three decades later.
"Coming to something having an anniversary on Crime Watch after 25 years to highlight that the killer hadn't been caught for this horrendous crime , for Julie to come in after that 25 year anniversary and six years later catch the killer is an extraordinary thing to do.
"So I'm really pleased that it was spotted and that it's been highlighted. It's a story that should absolutely be celebrated, and Julie should be celebrated."
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Gone filming locations
View Green Video on the source websiteThe school that features in the series is Downside School in Stratton-the-Fosse, a real public school in Bath.
"And we did lots of driving over Clifton Bridge as well."
A café on Queen Square Avenue.A restaurant on Queens Road in Clifton.A property on Richmond Hill Avenue in Clifton, which doubled as the exterior for the police station.The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Bristol city centre, which doubled as the police station's press room.A building on Berkeley Square, which doubled as a financial office.The village of Saltford.
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