Emmerdale is going through a phase where even a knock on the door is enough to send chills down your spine.

And this time, that knock comes from the police.

After all the events, Dylan becomes the center of attention because he holds something everyone craves: the truth.

The problem is that the truth in Emmerdale is never told cleanly.

It’s always distorted, threatened, blackened, and ultimately turned into a trap for the very person who intends to speak it.

Dylan is taken into the interrogation room, and she can clearly feel the suffocating atmosphere: he’s just woken up, his mind still hazy, but he has to answer questions as if he were sitting in the defendant’s chair. The police want clarity, a timeline, details, but Dylan isn’t just afraid of the police. Dylan is afraid of what’s out there waiting for him to open his mouth. In Emmerdale, there are those who don’t need to stand in front of you to threaten; a simple sign, a message, a glance… is enough to silence the victim.

The news that “the police have a lead” sounds hopeful, but in reality, it’s like an alarm bell for Celia and Ray. Because once Dylan is interrogated, those two will understand immediately: the wire has been cut. And when the wire is cut, villains like Celia and Ray don’t usually sit still. They either find a way to cut the wire, or… drag the person holding the wire down with them.