Fans of Emmerdale were devastated to learn that one villager had died in Friday’s episode.
On October 27, viewers of the ITV soap opera had to wait until the very end of the show to witness the savage retaliation of rapist Craig for his attack on Lydia Dingle.
It’s unclear who actually pulled the trigger at this point, as the entire Dingle clan is under investigation.
Police informed Lydia earlier in the week that they would not be charging the assailant since Sam, Vinny, Belle, Mandy, and Samson were all seeking retribution.
On Sam’s behalf, Cain has already offered to “sort Craig out.”
Craig’s lifeless body was discovered lying in the middle of a field at Home Farm at the very end of Friday’s episode, with no signs of how he had gotten there.
However, soap opera teasers have previously revealed that the Woolpack would host a Dingle Court the following week.
Aaron angrily protested as Rhona said, “You can’t be seriously thinking about killing him?” She shot back, “Because that worked out so well for Robert?” Mandy murmured something dark and suggestive, “We could always get Kyle to do it.”
Then Lydia burst in to break up the argument, telling them to forget their “vendetta” and to command “no more hurt and no more violence”.
However, blood was observed on the hands of Belle and Sam in a sequence of flashbacks.
While Aaron was seen menacingly wielding a crowbar and thinking about his cruel father, Caleb and Cain were utilising their phones.
Caleb had mentioned hiring a hitman.
Mandy was seen sobbing, Charity holding a drink, and Marlon appeared distraught over something, while Vinny and Chas were distressed but otherwise unharmed.
Next week, more information about Craig’s retribution will be revealed thanks to spoilers.
Following Craig’s unexpected passing, fans quickly posted their opinions on X, then known as Twitter.
One said, “Ooooh Sam’s ready to go full Dingle now!” “Emmerdale bosses said at the start they were gonna handle this rape story with sensitivity, are they bloody kidding,” wrote someone angrily.
They urgently need a new lexicon if this is what they consider to be sensitive.”
Past photos have revealed the rapist bound, gagged, and strapped to a chair in what appears to be a barn or warehouse while Cain and Sam watch on. P
roducer Laura Shaw, meantime, has assured us of a whodunit for the ages.
She declared: “A sequence of flashbacks will let the viewers in on the lies each individual has told and the secrets they are keeping, breaking away from the standard Emmerdale format.
With more and more explosive secrets coming to light every day that threaten to have devastating consequences, destroy lives, and produce greater pyrotechnics in the Dingles than ever before, this week will definitely keep everyone on the tip of their seats.”
Everyone is hiding secrets, spoilers confirmed, but which will they decide to reveal? And what information will the audience be denied?
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