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30/10/2013

Ed expresses his feelings, and Darrell tries to make amends.

Darrell bumps into Vicky and Bethany. He's charmed, and starts to think about his own girls. He asks Vicky if he could borrow some money, and Vicky obliges. After all, it's only £3.

Ed drops in on Oliver to ensure that the hunt won't be going anywhere near Grange Farm. Understanding Oliver promises they won't be. Later Mike and Ed make some signs to try to detract dog owners from letting their dogs off the lead. They can't take any more chances.

Caroline and Oliver join Shula for dinner. Shula confesses she's getting a bit sick of having Darrell around the house. He returns to The Stables and Shula follows him upstairs in order to have a stern word about spooking the horse yesterday. He's apologetic but Shula insists that health and safety in that environment cannot be compromised, no matter what.

Darrell confesses to Shula that he never actually made it to his doctor's appointment or his Jobcentre interview. Incensed Shula tells him he keeps letting everyone down. She explains how hard she's trying to help. But if Darrell can't help himself, he'll never get out of this mess.

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