Finally, Caleb takes John away from the village.

John thinks everything is under control: Caleb will take him to the ferry to escape, to escape the law.

But Caleb has his own plans.

Instead of going to the port, he drives straight into the dark forest, where no one can hear the gunshots.

When John bursts out of the door, he is stunned by the sight of Caleb pointing the gun. “I wouldn’t dare pull the trigger,” John sneers, full of contempt. He believes Caleb is just a weakling, who would never kill.

However, Caleb is not afraid. There is a cold determination in his eyes. And then, the drama is pushed to the climax when Cain Dingle steps out of the darkness. He grabs the gun, looks straight at John with eyes that seem to want to tear his enemy apart.

“The question is not whether Caleb dares to shoot,” Cain says, his voice cold. “But whether I am ready for revenge or not.”

In that moment, John – the once arrogant man – showed fear for the first time. Cain, carrying the pain of losing Nate, stood there like the embodiment of bloody justice. Would he really pull the trigger, end it all? Or would John turn the tables?

The episode ended in a breathless moment: Caleb, Cain, John – three people caught in a game of life and death. One shot could change everything, and Weatherfield would never be the same again.