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15/12/2021

Will begins to smell a rat while Harrison saves the day.

Mia catches Stella with an armful of Christmas cards to post and fires questions at her about her personal circumstances. When Will delivers a Bridge Fresh box to Stella, she recounts her earlier conversation with Mia and wonders if she鈥檚 planning another protest. Will promises to speak to Mia.
On her return from rehearsals for The Ambridge Mystery Plays, Will asks Mia what she鈥檚 up to. She comes clean, admitting she鈥檚 trying to get Will a girlfriend. She thinks there鈥檚 a spark between him and Stella; 鈥楢lien鈥� is both Will and Stella鈥檚 favourite film. Will makes it clear that he鈥檚 not ready to meet anyone new yet and Mia promises to stop match-making.
Harrison learns from Kirsty that Lynda wants him to wear a loin cloth while playing Jesus. When Kirsty explains she鈥檚 visiting Philip, Harrison insists they speak first 鈥� he has an update on Blake. Kirsty鈥檚 relieved to learn that Blake鈥檚 now safe and supported. She recognises Harrison鈥檚 part in freeing Blake. She scrubs her plan to visit Philip but won鈥檛 let him know 鈥� he can rot.
Later, Kirsty and Harrison review that evening鈥檚 rehearsal. Lynda couldn鈥檛 turn away those who showed up to be extras and is cross with Kirsty. Kirsty can鈥檛 help Harrison when it comes to persuading Lynda against the loin cloth. Their conversation returns to Blake. Kirsty hopes his information will lead to more traffickers being caught. She still can鈥檛 believe she didn鈥檛 spot what Philip was up to and wasn鈥檛 able to really help Blake like others did.

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