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10/04/2016

Clarrie has some words of advice, and Henry is playing up.

Eddie and Neil feed the pigs at Grange Farm. Clarrie joins them and shows them the newspaper - the incident at Blossom Hill is splashed all over the tabloids. Eddie believes it's an open-and-shut case. Clarrie bemoans the fact that Ambridge's reputation (and the Grundy name) have both recently been dragged through the mud.
Henry has been having nightmares about witches and big bad wolves. Pat doubts they can send him to school tomorrow. They face the prospect of having to go to the cottage to collect things for Helen and Henry.
Tom bumps into Clarrie after picking stuff up from Blossom Hill. He was going to buy a paper but Clarrie advises him not to buy a tabloid. Tom is dismayed that the picture of Helen portrays her as a crazed witch, while Rob looks like the hero of the hour. Tony doesn't understand - they never even heard Rob raise his voice. Henry threw a tantrum when the subject of school was raised. Pat says they need to change tack, and tell him "something closer to the truth".

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