Maybe just means James, Emma, Finn and Moses, I doubt Adam would get a look in with Emma, she'd probably give him the poisoned appleQuote:
Originally Posted by mariba
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Maybe just means James, Emma, Finn and Moses, I doubt Adam would get a look in with Emma, she'd probably give him the poisoned appleQuote:
Originally Posted by mariba
Maybe just means James, Emma, Finn and Moses, I doubt Adam would get a look in with Emma, she'd probably give him the poisoned appleQuote:
Originally Posted by mariba
Perdita wrote yesterday:Quote:
Originally Posted by Telly Watcher
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Pete is terrified as he watches James and Emma head off to identify the body and he tells Finn to prepare himself for the worst. Not realising what has gone on at the mortuary, Pete drops a bombshell.
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After more thought on this, I now think that Pete cracks at the house and tells Finn what he really did to Ross. When James comes back from the mortuary, Finn tells James what Pete has done to Ross, and Debbie also gets told too by Finn or James or Pete.
The alternative storyline theory becomes...
James and Emma go to the mortuary on Monday 24th and the body is Ross. Emma is devastated and heart-broken and blames Cain, as he had a motive to kill Ross for having a relationship with Debbie whilst she was going out with/engaged to Pete. Following Emma's suspicions about Cain, the police now think Cain has murdered Ross but have yet to prove it through forensics and questioning. Whilst James and Emma are at the mortuary, Pete cracks at his house and tells Finn what he really did to Ross. When James and Emma come back from the mortuary, Finn tells James what Pete has done. Debbie also gets told too by Finn or James or Pete. Debbie says that she's going to the police to help save her father Cain from a murder charge but James says to wait, hoping that police enquiries and forensics can rule out Cain as having any opportunity for killing Ross and dumping the body where the police found it. Debbie and the Barton family then tell Pete that they want him out of their lives, as they are scared of what he's capable of and he has killed the middle Barton son. They also close ranks and don't tell the police anything just yet. Pete broods about what to do next. As his job at the farm is gone and he no longer has any earnings, he thinks about owning up to the police to get Cain off the hook for murder, or going on the run, or laying low in Emmerdale whilst making money from dodgy deals. Whatever he decides, he's on his own for now. In the meantime, Emma restarts her relationship with James at the farm and sets about bringing the Barton family back together now that Pete is no longer part of it.
Well-as said before, I wouldn't be watching at that stage as there wouldn't be anything to keep me interested.
There's was some talk about Pete going to a darker place and going after those who have wronged him. He must be found guilty, surely if Ross is dead as his DNA would be all over the place!
If Cain got the blame, he would be gone, so that would be 2 bad boys out of the picture. These court scenes and prisons just don't interest me, seen enough of those in soaps recently. And Pete's struggle..? No interest whatsoever if Ross really is dead, Pete deserves everything.
I just don't see 'Ross dead'-storyline interesting either. It would just be a waiting game which we've seen before with Cameron and so many others..Whereas if he was left alive, even if off-screen-that would be psychologically much more interesting thinking 'oh when is he coming back?' , watching Pete panic and the whole family coping with a family member gone missing. Has there been missing person-storyline in Emmerdale, Corrie before? I know Cain disappeared for a while but was he really missing-they knew(Dingles) that he was alive.
Well-as said before, I wouldn't be watching at that stage as there wouldn't be anything to keep me interested.
There's was some talk about Pete going to a darker place and going after those who have wronged him. He must be found guilty, surely if Ross is dead as his DNA would be all over the place!
If Cain got the blame, he would be gone, so that would be 2 bad boys out of the picture. These court scenes and prisons just don't interest me, seen enough of those in soaps recently. And Pete's struggle..? No interest whatsoever if Ross really is dead, Pete deserves everything.
I just don't see 'Ross dead'-storyline interesting either. It would just be a waiting game which we've seen before with Cameron and so many others..Whereas if he was left alive, even if off-screen-that would be psychologically much more interesting thinking 'oh when is he coming back?' , watching Pete panic and the whole family coping with a family member gone missing. Has there been missing person-storyline in Emmerdale, Corrie before? I know Cain disappeared for a while but was he really missing-they knew(Dingles) that he was alive.
Plus-Debbie wouldn't wait and let her dad take the blame, no way!
And very unlikely that James would protect Pete on this? Or is Pete still his golden boy - even after killing his brother??
I agree about Adam .Quote:
Originally Posted by kennedyfan86
Also-weeks if not months ago it was
mentioned on here about actor who plays
James leaving and it seemed to be factual
rather than opinion.
It seemed to fit as actor doesnt seem.to
like stay in one role too long.
So one less Barton !?
Dupl
I thought the extension to the Barton's would've been more popular than I seems to have been. Bill Ward is an excellent actor with a dull character to play with. Anthony Quinlan is a wooden actor whose acting ability has only improved since Pete accidentally "murdered" his brother. Mike Parr and Joe Gill are the ones to watch, very good actors and characters and Gillian Kearney has been good in other roles, but Emma I not the character I would've liked her to be, it has not been exciting having her come in cause it hasn't been played out in the right way and they made her too loopyQuote:
Originally Posted by maidmarian
I thought the extension to the Barton's would've been more popular than it seems to have been. Bill Ward is an excellent actor with a dull character to play with. Anthony Quinlan is a wooden actor whose acting ability has only improved since Pete accidentally "murdered" his brother. Mike Parr and Joe Gill are the ones to watch, very good actors and characters and Gillian Kearney has been good in other roles, but Emma is not the character I would've liked her to be, it has not been exciting having her come in cause it hasn't been played out in the right way and they made her too loopyQuote:
Originally Posted by maidmarian