Emmerdale Spoilers reveal that the ITV soap is heading towards
a frightening twist in the tale. We know that Moira Dingle’s health
is rapidly declining. Moreover, in recent episodes, things become
more difficult for her when her husband catches her in a compromising position. Next week, Moira gets triggered by her current predicament and lines begin to blur between the present, past, reality, and imagination. The consequences of it, of course, will be DEADLY.
Emmerdale Spoilers reveal that in the upcoming episodes, Cain Dingle spies on his wife, Moira, and his son, Nate Robinson. Unfortunately, he does not have a very good vantage point and misinterprets an innocent moment between them as a scandalous kiss. Enraged, he beats up Nate and leaves Moira shaking in her shoes.
Later, Ruby Fox-Milligan finds Moira at the barn and begins to take digs at her. However, when a silent Moira remains unresponsive, Ruby realizes that things are gravely wrong and starts to feel sorry for her. Soon after, Moira begins to experience a mental breakdown and Ruby’s voice begins to fuse with Emma Barton’s, who Moira killed back in 2017.
Triggered by the overwhelming feelings of it all, Moira douses the entire barn in tractor fuel. She then grabs a shotgun and aims at a terrified Ruby. However, things become even worse when Moira begins to hall
ucinate Ruby as Emma. She fires a warning shot in the sky, but it hits a light bulb and it starts to spark.
Ruby tries to fight Moira off, but she hits the former on the head and Ruby passes out. The sparks then cause an explosion and the entire barn gets engulfed in flames. Cain, Caleb, and Chas Dingle soon arrive at the barn and are stunned to see the fire. Despite his anger, Cain races toward the barn to save his wife. However, Chas tries to hold him back.
In a chat with The Express, Moura’s portrayer, Natalie Robb, teased that a villager is about to perish in the fire. “Moira has no idea what she’s doing. The gun comes out and suddenly the PTSD comes out,” she explained her character’s triggered actions. “There is an explosion and maybe not everybody gets out of the explosion,” she warned.
