Her attitude is her suit of armour, accessorised with enough gold jewellery to really do some harm, and acrylics that could have your eyes out.

[8] The Independent described Kelly as the "slap-happy female "chav" who can read other people's thoughts".

[8] Kelly is given community service for starting a fight with Jodi (Bunmi Mojekwu).

[13] Kelly begins community service with other young offenders Nathan (Robert Sheehan), Simon (Iwan Rheon), Curtis (Nathan Stewart-Jarrett), Alisha (Antonia Thomas) and Gary (Josef Altin).

Probation worker Tony (Danny Sapani/Louis Decosta Johnson) is also caught in the storm and becomes overcome by rage.

[13] Kelly becomes part of the 'Virtue' organization when Rachel (Jessica Brown Findlay) changes her personality.

[16] Kelly takes drugs which invert her power so she begins broadcasting her thoughts, in particular feelings for Nathan telling him she is scared he will hurt her and she thinks she may love him.

[19] Kelly meets and has sex with Bruno (Richard Riddell), a gorilla who has taken on a human appearance.

[23] An elderly man travels back in time and changes the past so that the Nazis win the war.

[26] Jonas (Mark Heap) brings several spirits back from the dead including Rachel and Tony.

Kelly is upset by Alisha's death although she rejects Curtis's idea to resurrect her as she will become a zombie.

[28] Tim Dowling of The Guardian described her as the "chavvy one" of the group of "foul-mouthed young criminals".

[29] Neela Debnath of The Independent commented that it "does not make sense" that her power "has not elevated her intelligence to the levels of MENSA" and that while Kelly can "draw complex blueprints for rockets" it was odd that "she does not know what brunch is".

[30] On Kelly's relationship with Seth, Debnath said it was "satisfying" adding that the pair have "an underplayed chemistry which works because both of them are guarded characters, neither of whom wants to lose face".

She added that "It was nice to see Kelly’s love life resuscitated after her disappointing ‘like-a-cousin’ moment with Nathan and her fleeting romance with Bruno, the escaped monkey who turned into a human but ended up getting shot".

[31] The Guardian commented on Kelly saying she has been "once more been a wonderful character to watch" adding that a highlight was her "trying to convince an official of her new superpower that gives her the ability to design inter-continental ballistic missiles ("Yeah mate, check out the propulsion system.

[33] Morgan Jeffrey of Digital Spy wrote that Kelly's exit was "a somewhat unlikely farewell for Lauren Socha's loveable loud-mouth".