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05/11/2012

Fallon steps up to the plate, and Lynda proves to be unstoppable.

Kirsty reports early for duty at Jaxx - eager to make a good impression with her new manager, she tells Fallon. Naomi doesn't appear to be as keen to impress, duping Fallon into giving staff an hourly break under the guise that it was Kenton's policy. Kirsty tells Fallon she may have been deceived.

As David and Kenton set up the village bonfire display, Fallon rings querying the break system at Jaxx. Kenton suggests he was pretty relaxed about breaks during quiet periods but didn't have a hard and fast rule.

Fallon has a discussion with Naomi, who isn't best pleased at being questioned. Kirsty hints that she knows why Fallon got the manager role over Naomi.

Robert and Lynda are apprehensive about James and Leonie's reconciliation. Lynda is also concerned about the cohesion of her Christmas show and Robert suggests a master of revels is needed. Lynda has the perfect person in mind and approaches Kenton at the firework celebrations.

After checking with Jolene, Kenton agrees to be Lynda's Lord of Misrule. He also discovers that Jolene misses working with Fallon.

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