One of the biggest shocks: a major Weatherfield character dies – the news leaked in advance, sending fans into a frenzy.

Metro article: “Major Coronation Street death ‘leaked’ as fans discover shock victim.”

Let me put you in the mood: the night before the funeral, banners, flowers, candles filled the church.

People gathered, whispering: “Who would have thought it was that person…”, “He/she shouldn’t have…”

The tension gradually spread – the family of the deceased was speechless, friends were silent, outsiders were gossiping. And then the funeral – not just a farewell but a warning: “Weatherfield is no longer safe”.

Who died? Rumours around him/her were long-time characters associated with the whole community – making the loss not just personal but symbolic. And the funeral? It was elaborately prepared: escort cars, private areas, guests from the streets – revealing that the death was not simply “we don’t know why”. The article said “local tensions mount” – meaning that conflicts in the community arose: people divided into factions, eyes looked at each other, suspicions were directed in many directions.

Picture the scene: outside the church, two groups standing side by side – one group sympathizing with the dead, one group silent because they suspected involvement. Someone stepped forward and whispered: “I heard someone took revenge…” – then got a cold look from the other. The silence was only broken by the sound of bells and the wind.

I think this death will bring about the revelation of secrets – maybe the dead knew something, or the dead were “cornered”. And the funeral will be the “dropping point” of many revelations: who came, who didn’t – and who stood still and watched. When the incense smoke cleared, Weatherfield would change.