When Celia’s secret is revealed, Emmerdale is no longer peaceful.

But what the audience is looking forward to the most is the confrontation between Celia Daniels and Kim Tate – the two most powerful, cold and dangerous women in the village.

This is considered the “battle of the throne” of Emmerdale, where there is no room for mercy.

Celia, despite being investigated by the police, still refuses to give up.

She starts to fight back by collecting evidence of Kim’s shady dealings – from money laundering, bribing witnesses to hiding criminals. In a dramatic preview scene, Celia suddenly appears at Home Farm, where Kim is holding a fundraising party, and coldly declares: “If you think Emmerdale only has one queen, you are wrong.” The atmosphere in the auditorium immediately freezes.

The power struggle between the two women is not fought with guns, but with intelligence, tricks and reputation. Kim tries to uncover the drug case to put Celia in jail, while Celia tries to prove that Kim had “bought” the silence of the police. Both are like two arrows flying towards each other — each believes he is right, but gradually gets caught up in a spiral of guilt.

The climax of the series is the scene where Kim and Celia meet for the last time on Butler Hill. The wind blows fiercely, thunder rumbles. Kim says: “You are too much like me — and that is why you have to disappear.” Celia replies: “I do not disappear. I dominate.” Then the two rush into each other in the storm — a struggle that symbolizes both power and the tragedy of women who are too strong. When the light flashes, only Celia’s scarf remains, falling off the cliff.

The ending is left open: no one sees Celia’s body, only the echo of the wind echoes. Is she still alive and secretly preparing for another comeback? Or did Kim really win, but lose a part of her soul by destroying the person who most resembled her?