When Moira officially exposes Celia in front of the whole village, the fight is no longer just a private matter between Rhona, Marlon, and April’s family, but a showdown between the entire Dingle family and a powerful crime boss.

Moira, who always tries to balance her “Dingle” side with her “honest farmer” side, understands all too well that once you provoke Celia, there’s no turning back.

Celia isn’t the type of villain to sit idly by while others slander her; she has money, henchmen like Ray, dirty information about many people in the village, and most importantly, she has no limits when she feels threatened.

This means that from the moment Moira speaks out, every member of the Dingle family becomes a potential target.

Cain now has the choice: either stay on the sidelines to avoid dragging his family into trouble, or switch to “Dingle mode”—a mode fans know, once activated, is unlikely to be easily deactivated. Between watching Moira confront Celia alone and accepting the dirty trick to protect his family, Cain will almost certainly choose the second option.

Moira, meanwhile, faces a different kind of guilt: she understands she’s dragged her family into the conflict, and every time she sees loved ones like Matty, Isaac, and the other Dingle members, she wonders if she’s just set a target for them. Furthermore, Moira’s open confrontation with Celia could unearth old secrets of the Dingle family – secrets that were once buried – as part of the matriarch’s revenge.