Will beds Kim as Harriet listens in!
HE’S DESPERATE TO STOP KIM FROM VENTURING INTO THE CELLAR…
Will seduces Kim again this week, in a drastic attempt to prevent her from discovering Harriet’s cellar secret!
With Harriet locked underground, desperate to be punished for her sins, Will has let the locals believe that the vicar has gone on a religious retreat. So when Kim pops by the house and almost uncovers Harriet’s self-imposed prison, Will has to think on his feet…
“It’s a very close shave!” explains Dean Andrews, who plays Will. “He comes out of the cellar, but makes out to Kim that he’s been out the back. He tries to be blasé about it, then she hears a noise coming from downstairs, and she has intentions to find out what it is. So basically, Will distracts her with his manly ways!”
Harriet has managed to persuade Will to lock her in the cellar so that she can repent her sins. And while Will doesn’t quite understand Harriet’s course of action, he realises that he has no choice but to comply with her wishes.
“Harriet’s at the end of her tether,” points out Dean. “Will half-thinks that he’s helping her, because this is what she wants. And the other half of him thinks that perhaps it’s for the best that she locks herself away, in case she tries to do anything stupid again! Because he did get scared when she went to the police.”
When Will pays Harriet a visit in her bunker, he’s happy to see that she’s packed up her belongings, and he believes that she’s finally ready to venture back upstairs. However, Harriet’s still unsure whether the moment is right – and before she gets the chance to decide, Kim arrives and interrupts the conversation.
If Will has to sleep with Kim, then he will – but he quite enjoys it…”
After Will is forced to come up with a convincing cover story, Kim believes him, and even sympathises with his tale of woe – so when she makes a pass at him, he realises the only way to cover his tracks is to have sex with her!
“If Will has to sleep with Kim, then he will – although I think he does quite enjoy it!” chuckles Dean. “It’s difficult for him, as he’s caught between Kim, Harriet and Dawn. I don’t quite know where things are going between Will and Kim – however, I think these situations are going to keep cropping up…”
While Will thinks he has done what’s necessary, little does he realise that Harriet has listened in everything from down in the cellar! And the trauma of hearing the man she loves with another woman could set her mental recovery back even further.
“Harriet tells Will that she can’t just turn off her feelings,” sighs Dean. “She still loves Will, so what he does really hurts her – and Will doesn’t feel so great about that.”
So will Harriet ever leave the cellar, or have Will’s actions prolonged her exile?