Matt Levett

A seemingly typical morning at Ash Park is revealed to be something else entirely when a modern convertible arrives. In present day, Samantha (Olivia’s grand-daughter) interviews ninety-nine year old Sarah about the family’s history.

In the aftermath of Bert’s death and its subsequent cover-up, all those involved are struggling. But while Sarah battles her own demons, she is well aware that Colin’s suffering is tenfold.

Yom Kippur is approaching and Sarah performs a mikveh in the local creek- a spiritual, cleansing ritual that's unfortunately witnessed by Doris Collins.

On the eve of Sarah and George’s engagement party at Ash Park, Sarah’s Aunt Peg arrives for the event, full of wonder at how much Sarah’s life has changed – it’s like a fairy tale. But something is clearly troubling her niece, and eventually Sarah confides in her aunt, desperately needing to speak her most dark, shameful secret – something she believes she can’t marry George without telling him.