For Emmerdale’s Dan Spencer (Liam Fox), this week has been quite the experience.
The well-liked figure will spend time in jail for hitting Lloyd, which resulted in his death.
Amelia Spencer (Daisy Campbell) proposed the notion of them fleeing together not long after Dan learned that his charge had been amended from murder to manslaughter.
The Spencer family left the area with some assistance from Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley), prepared to start over in Ireland.
She does not like to be separated from her father. All she really has is her dad,” Daisy Campbell previously told us.
She hasn’t had a lot of family recently because they’ve either moved away or died. I believe that because her father is her support system, she simply cannot be separated from him. They only have the option to flee, I believe, so that’s why.
Dan’s thoughts began to morph as they travelled. He said that he should have known better even though he was aware of everything that Amelia would lose while fleeing.
After saying that, he turned around and told Amelia they had to return home and face the consequences.
Dan still has some time in the village because his sentencing is a few days away.
In this new video, Dan enters the pub thinking he’s just going to go in for a quiet pint, unaware that his friends are there to surprise him.
Dan is shocked to see his male pals getting ready to conduct a special Man Club event.
Dan says he’s not sure he wants to discuss because he keeps picturing Tony Audenshaw’s (Bob Hope’s) character passing out and having a heart attack.
When Jimmy King (Nick Miles) hears him say that it keeps making him think of what happened to Lloyd, he understands that this would be a good time for him to open up.
Shortly after Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt) attempted suicide, Man Club was founded.
The programme, which was inspired by the actual charity Andy’s Man Club, aims to get the guys engaged talking about their difficulties. For Dan, who will soon lose the opportunity to hang out with his buddies at a pub as he travels to prison, this is especially crucial.
