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03/09/2012

Mike feels torn and Lily speaks her mind.

Eddie and Joe are wondering what to do with the rest of the boar meat after Clarrie's curry disaster. Watching George as he plays on the swing. Joe mentions how much Will has been doing with him recently. Eddie is proud of George when he takes a tumble off the swing but gets himself up without a fuss.

Freddie is sore from his riding accident and is finding life a little boring due to his restricted movement. Lily brings him a computer game but is not keen to be his servant and they start to argue. Lily's fed up with Freddie getting attention when the accident was his fault. She becomes tearful and it's clear she has Nigel's fall in mind. Elizabeth knows it is her fault as she didn't stop Freddie. But he looked so happy she didn't have the heart to deny him.

Roy is worried his father is getting depressed, so he invites him to the pub to distract him. Mike reveals that the baby has Down's syndrome. He really doesn't know what to do or what he wants.

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