But why does Rosina's dad say that Enys had told Charlie to take to his bed? Enys did no such thing. Demelza goes to find Enys for help.Įnys is due to meet Caroline very soon, but unable to bear the thought of leaving Rosina to Doctor Choake, who will undo all Enys' good work, he decides there's time to treat Rosina's leg. After slipping on cobbles she injures her leg again (with a name like Hoblyn, is she destined to do anything else?).
Perhaps it was inevitable that it should be scuppered by pretty but gormless Rosina, who has a bit of a 'thing' for dishy Doctor Enys (and who can blame her?). To do this, he and Caroline will have to elope, as Uncle Ray would never agree to their marriage. Reluctant to leave Cornwall and his patients, Enys doesn't want a life of subterfuge or to compromise his honour, but agrees to start afresh with Caroline in Bath, where his history with Karen is unknown. Although Karen the actress' death was not Enys' fault, it is on his conscience. It's a good job there's a stretch of ocean between him and Enys, with whom he has previous. His nonsensical replies to Ross and Henshawe's leading questions show he knows nothing. Wild-eyed and driven mad with guilt and rage, Mark is barely recognisable. En route to France on the booze cruise, Trencrom stops off at St Mary's, where they are to meet Mark Daniel. Ross must find Mark Daniel, who swore he knew where to find copper. With only two weeks of coal left, no money for the pumping engine and still no sign of the Treworgie copper lode whether they approach it from Leisure or Grace, it's all rather desperate for Ross and his shareholders. After Caroline cleared his £1,400 Wonga loan, Ross encounters yet more hurdles. It all calls for some sea-staring: Demelza stands on the cliff edge as if hoping to catch sight of Ross on the horizon. Little does she know too that Demelza would offer more protection than Ross right now: angrily hacking wood in the back yard with a saw that calls to mind a guillotine, Demelza is not to be messed with. Wrapped up in her own affairs, Elizabeth is unaware of the pressure Demelza is under. "Then I expect he was too busy to reply," says Elizabeth. Aware of the on-going frisson between Ross and Elizabeth, Demelza is unforthcoming. Not to be put off, Elizabeth rides to Nampara looking for Ross. The outing is top-secret and the worry of that – along with Ross' deal with Trencrom to stash smuggled goods under the library at Nampara – is getting to Demelza. Not that Ross would have seen it anyway – he's away on a dodgy booze cruise to France with Trencrom, Henshawe and Mark Daniel's brother, Paul.
However, after Prudie forgets to pass the note on to Ross or Demelza, it goes unacknowledged. Even he looks askance at George's plans.Įlizabeth writes to Ross for assistance. "Urge her to be vigilant, warn her to be on her guard," he tells the oleaginous Tankard. Ever the romantic, he reckons that the best way to achieve this is through fear. He has plans for the Warleggan empire, which include razing peasant cottages to build a bank and making Elizabeth his wife. Snake-in-the-grass George Warleggan exploits this to his advantage. 'Cause it's the French Revolution and the gentry are at risk. Across the Channel in France heads are rolling: Louis XVI has been executed. Beyond Poldarkland there's a wider world.
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