In Celia’s cycle of crimes, it wasn’t just Bear who suffered imprisonment. Another name — Anya — became the most tragic witness.

She was forced to work, left alone when she was sick, screaming for help in vain. And then — died quietly.

No funeral, no relatives, no prayers. Her death was a cruel stain, and the biggest indictment of the mastermind.

Bear — when he saw Anya dying and then falling — completely collapsed. But even more painful: he was forced to bury her body, using the very land that used to be the farm’s production site.

With injured hands, dark eyes, and a broken heart, Bear dug into the ground, crying and trembling — because it was the only thing he could do to at least keep Anya from being thrown away like trash.

The pain not only torments Bear, but also chokes the audience. In the darkness where he is locked up, the obsession with Anya never leaves. He feels guilt, helplessness, and most of all, the pain of knowing that she is dead while the world still thinks they are living in peace.

The tragedy does not stop there. Celia tries to frame Moira for murder by using Moira’s belongings to cover the body. It is a dirty trick, but so sophisticated that if it were fully staged, Moira could be dragged into legal trouble, losing her honor and place in the community.

The whole farm is now covered in suspicion and fear. People wonder: who will fall next? Who will disappear? And is Anya just the first step in a chain of sorrow?

The nightmare of Emmerdale is reaching its climax, and Anya — though no longer alive — has become the wake-up call for the whole area.