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07/11/2012

Will Ed relent? Meanwhile Lilian takes on a new role.

Lilian gripes about Leonie's presence and Matt's absence. However Jennifer points out that at least having Leonie around, Lilian has less to do for James. In a moment to herself, Lilian admits she just wants a little support.

Ruth is on the hunt for a third witch for her Macbeth scene in the Christmas show. She solicits Lilian who initially declines, but accepts when she realises it might be a welcome distraction.

Brian gives Will a bonus for his sterling work on the shoot. Jennifer wants to visit Alice to see how she's getting on with her new job.

Nic speaks to Emma. From Nic's past experience struggling to make ends meet as a single mother, she understands the pressures of money worries and how Ed and Emma might not want to admit that they need help. Emma relays the conversation to Ed, but he is adamant that Will shouldn't be allowed any extra time with his son.

Ed returns from milking early to talk with Emma and apologise for their earlier discussion becoming heated. Emma doesn't want George to be away for another night a week, but concedes it would help financial matters - besides they haven't really got another choice.

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