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Knowing that his siblings would take their revenge, Mason realised that he was safer out of the country.
Sadly, Monday’s episode saw Matty and Logan get released from police custody before Mason could make his escape.
The pair of thugs cornered Mason in the Weatherfield Precinct and subjected him to a brutal beating.
Mason’s former schoolmate Dylan Wilson stepped in and tried to scare off Matty and Logan with the zombie knife that he’d purchased last year.
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Dylan’s intervention only served to inflame the situation further, as Matty and Logan quickly grabbed the knife and Mason was stabbed amid the chaos.
Although Mason received emergency treatment from paramedics at the scene and was rushed to hospital, he later died from his injury.
Future episodes will explore the impact of Mason’s death on the local community, with serious consequences for Dylan as his knife was used in the attack.
Last month, Dylan revealed that he’d started carrying the weapon out of fear after Mason’s previous bullying and threats.
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Mason pointed out the dangers of possessing a knife and urged Dylan to get rid of it now that they’d made peace, but Dylan ignored the advice.
Luca Toolan joined the cast of Coronation Street in late 2023, when Mason was introduced as Liam Connor’s bully. In recent months, the show had explored a redemption story for the villainous character.
Speaking recently about the knife crime story, Luca commented: “It’s so important. I’ve always enjoyed Coronation Street as a viewer, but I completely underestimated the power that it has on its audience until I was involved in the bullying storyline and saw the effect that it has on the viewers.
“Fingers crossed this storyline will be received the way we are hoping it will be and ultimately, if one person drops a knife and someone is saved, then that would definitely make it all worth it.”
Coronation Street airs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8pm on ITV1 and streams on ITVX.
The Ben Kinsella Trust, which works to tackle knife crime through education and campaigning, has resources available online for young people, parents, carers, teachers and practitioners.