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12/11/2008

The stress takes its toll on Peggy.

Any thoughts Peggy had of coping on her own are gone. Jack refuses to go to the day centre and Peggy can't placate him. Eventually Jack calms down and begs Peggy not to leave him. Stoically Peggy assures him she won't. But Jack's mood soon changes, and he starts pulling out all the cupboard drawers again. It's the final straw. Peggy breaks down in tears. She doesn't know what to do.

Will and Nic have a heart-to-heart and Will admits he wishes he could cope with seeing George at Keeper's Cottage. Nic thinks he should face his fears. That's what she did when she first got back in touch with Will. Everything came flooding back to her too, but she's so glad she did it. So is Will.

The workmen are noisier than ever. Mike wants to tell them to stop but Hayley takes up Roy's suggestion and takes Abbie to Grey Gables. The hotel's quiet so Roy finds Hayley a room and looks after Abbie while Hayley sleeps. Roy's pleased when Will calls in, but jumps at the chance to hand Abbie over. Will's delighted to hold Abbie and admits it's good to be there. He's glad he came.

Episode written by Mary Cutler.

15 minutes

Last on

Thu 13 Nov 200814:00

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  • Wed 12 Nov 200819:00
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