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Joe forces Victoria to sell the farm, or he'll show her video to the police in Emmerdale

Feb 3
2 min read

But will Moira sign the farm over to the Tates?



 7-13 FEBRUARY


Victoria receives confirmation that John’s death has been ruled a suicide, but continues to feel guilty. Crippled with guilt over their plan to sell the farm to Joe, Victoria considers coming clean to Cain, despite Robert’s protestations.


Later, eager to be brought up to speed with any developments, Joe summons Robert, before pressuring him about speeding up the farm sale, and threatening to plant evidence of his own if Robert doesn’t do Joe’s bidding.


Stunned to have overheard their secret meeting, Victoria confronts Robert, who admits to hiding ID documents in Butlers. Victoria guesses that Joe used the video of her killing John to force Robert into doing his bidding, and Robert clarifies that he could refuse to protect her.


Struggling to digest Robert’s confession, Victoria declares she’ll turn herself in to prevent Moira from being wrongfully imprisoned. When Joe pressures Vic to sign the contracts immediately, she insists on taking the paperwork to read, and he threatens to release her video should she refuse. However Vic insists on taking the paperwork to read, leaving Joe annoyed.



The next day, Joe arrives at Keepers and delivers an ultimatum: Moira’s signature on the sale papers is required within six hours, or he will release Victoria's video to the police.



Later that day, Victoria visits Moira in prison and reveals the decision to sell the farm, claiming that it has become impossible to manage. After hearing Vic’s ‘plight’, Moira is initially reluctant but comes round to the idea.


Just as Moira’s about to sign, Vic reveals that the buyers are the Tates. Will this change Moira’s mind?


Emmerdale continues Monday to Friday at 8pm on ITV1 with first look episodes available from 7am on ITVX

 
 

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