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Of course it is possible unlike in real life-but I hope it'll be someone totally different, like Robert killing Lachlan or something..
I really can't keep watching Pete (whole Emmerdale)if he kills Ross. I already don't like him at all, so would be unbearable to watch him after that.
Cain, Ross, Debbie and Kyle+Belle, Zack(them 2 are safe anyway..) has to survive-never mind others..
Mariba - at least you don't have to watch Emmerdale anymore
debbie turns another man into a killer, wrong barton was killed
I am convinced Ross is NOT DEAD! I have a feeling Ross is going to.come back for Pete!Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
I am convinced Ross is NOT DEAD! I have a feeling Ross is going to.come back for Pete!Quote:
Originally Posted by lizann
Still in denial I see...
Emmerdale's Pete Barton will show his ruthless side next week as he desperately tries to explain the disappearance of his brother Ross.
Pete (Anthony Quinlan) turned dark in dramatic scenes this week as he accidentally killed Ross when a fight between them went badly wrong.
After concealing Ross's body in the woods, Pete is now trying his best to move on with his life - but that isn't easy when reminders of his late sibling haunt him at every turn.
One of the biggest problems is that Pete has to stay in close contact with Ross's baby son Moses now that he has reunited with Debbie Dingle, which does nothing to ease his guilty conscience.
Even the mention of Ross's name is enough to provoke a visible reaction from the farmer as he struggles to comprehend what he's done.
With everyone wondering where Ross could be following his recent disappearance, the only ray of light for Pete comes when he hears about the argument that Finn (Joe Gill) had with Ross on the day of the wedding.
As Finn told Ross that the whole family were better off without him, Pete seizes the opportunity to suggest that this is why he's nowhere to be seen.
An Emmerdale insider teased: "Pete feels awful when he has to blame Finn for Ross not being around, but he knows it's the only way to avoid awkward questions being asked.
"As Ross already has form for going AWOL, Pete hopes that the Bartons can carry on as normal for a long time to come. But with his strange behaviour becoming increasingly obvious, how long can he really keep it together?"
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I think it wasn't realistic that he dragged Ross's body into the boot just outside the hospital(what hospital doesn't have CCTV in every corner of the building?? didn't even look like hospital to me), left unconscious Debbie when he's supposed to love her so much, didn't call for help for his brother-it was an accident anyway..And finally-why didn't he tell Cain on the phone? Cain would have helped him to get rid of the body properly.
Plus-Belle saw him throwing away his suit. All very stupid..
I hope Cain drove back the van from the cliff. If that's not there-how can anyone know? Kerry saw him going with a van..and yes, he might confess to Debbie. Without it-no one would know.
And yes-it was Ross's choice to kick the door open and jump. So technically it could be treated as an accident or suicide?
pete storyline now same as cameron