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16/11/2014

Peggy is courageous, and Rob is the man in a crisis.

Tony is still in a critical condition. Peggy is praying but knows the situation looks bleak. Helen keeps replaying the scene in her head. Helen's worried about Henry, who saw Tony being attacked by the bull.

Peggy supports Rob's view to try to carry on as normal for Henry, but Helen's struggling. It feels so unfair to Peggy. She's celebrating 90 years yet her son is in hospital. They all need to stay strong for Pat. Johnny's clearly in shock, keeping busy with farm work. Rob takes charge at the farm and praises Johnny for all his help.

Pat's right by Tony's side. Reassuring Tony that the farm is in good hands, and Johnny is a farmer in the making, Pat promises she's not leaving until they throw her out. She begs him to recover.

Later, Pat tells concerned Rob that Tony is stable on the ventilator. Peggy's so grateful to brave Ed. Eddie and Rob will try to separate the bull from the herd. Helen defers to Rob when it comes to the cattle. Rob tells Pat there's no need to thank him - they're family.

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