If the audience just shed tears for Belle Dingle, this week Emmerdale continues to make viewers angry when Rhona Goskirk – the gentle, compassionate mother – commits an unforgivable act: kicking her daughter April out of the house on a cold, rainy night.

The story begins when Leo – April’s half-brother – gets into serious trouble.

A scandal in the village makes the Goskirk family the center of criticism.

Rhona, being pressured by public opinion, suddenly becomes furious when she discovers that April “lied to protect Leo”.

In the climax scene, Rhona throws a glass on the floor, shouting in anger: “Get out of the house now, April! I don’t recognize you anymore!” The lights in the house flicker, the rain beats against the glass, and April – trembling, screaming in despair – “I just want to help my brother!”

The director cleverly creates a haunting frame for the audience: Rhona stands in the doorway, her face engulfed in darkness, and April stands in the wet yard, the yellow streetlights shining in. No more dialogue is needed – just gasps, cries and an awful silence.

However, many believe that Rhona’s anger is not only about Leo. Backstage, a crew member shared: “Rhona is carrying too many secrets. Leo is just the last straw.” Many fans speculate that Rhona may be hiding a big truth – even about Leo’s biological father.

After being chased away, April finds temporary shelter next to Ray, a strange man who appears at the right time. He helps her shield her from the rain, gives her a coat and says: “No one deserves to suffer like that, kid.” This scene made fans both touched and worried – is Ray a true benefactor, or just a “wolf in sheep’s clothing”?