I think we’d all be reassured if Lynda started to rally, so keep your fingers crossed as she prepares an intimate evening at the B&B to get her and Robert back to normal. But with Robert distracted by a fraudulent birdwatcher, as well as his concerns over Lynda’s health, will the plan be successful?
Thankfully, Lynda’s help is much appreciated elsewhere. Her wise words put things into perspective for Emma, who forges ahead with the Flower and Produce Show. But maybe Em ought to mind where she stands - is that a rug being pulled from under her? Natasha fears she’s misjudged a situation and frets that it’s too late to put things right.
Thanks to fleetingeileenm of ‘The Archers in Mustardland’
“Look, dear. Your mother was a Horrobin and you’re a Horrobin. The best you can hope for is to be a Horrobin that’s learned to stand on its hind legs and not make messes in the house.”
Hmm, not sure. I do like to think of Emma being trodden into the dust, but by Natasha? Perhaps, yes but only if someone obliges by treading Natasha into the dust in her turn.
It is tricky when two people are set against each other and you can’t abide either of them.
What’s ridiculous is that they’ve never pitted Natasha and Helen against each other. I think they think that having been abused by Rob has conferred sainthood on Helen. Au contraire, she’s more entitled than ever.