![]() The last time the two met, Ray heaped insults at Dwight over his relationship with Caroline. Meanwhile, Dwight is busy tending to his patients, as always, even the condescending Ray Penvenen. Tankard calls for back-up and Ross is eventually pulled off, screaming insults as he is thrown out of the house. With all the training George has been doing, he manages to give as good as he gets, until Ross gets a brief upper hand, shoving George’s face almost into the fireplace. ![]() After a war of words, Ross punches George. Ross reveals to George that he is the “mysterious buyer” and that he had done so in order to give Elizabeth the money she needed to settle some of the debts she inherited from Francis. However, Elizabeth has now given her new husband power of attorney. Ross counters that it is none of his business as Elizabeth is the trustee for Geoffrey Charles. She doesn’t know anything so he writes to Ross demanding answers. He suspects something illegal with the sale and asks Elizabeth about it. While going through Elizabeth’s financial records, George finds the sale of Geoffrey Charles’s shares in Wheal Grace. Even Tankard feels this is a bit much, knowing it will only make enemies of their new neighbours but George is not to be deterred. ![]() Young Geoffrey Charles, playing merrily away, asks Elizabeth when “Uncle George” is leaving, only to be told by his mother that he is here to stay and that he should start thinking of him as his new Papa.Īs if making changes inside the house is not enough, George also starts making his claim on Trenwith more obvious by building a fence to stop locals from walking through the property as they have been accustomed to do, and placing armed guards to keep out the riff-raff. Now that he is the new master of Trenwith, George Warleggan wastes no time in making his presence felt, beginning with removing all reminders of the previous master, Francis (Oh how Francis must be rolling over in his grave right now!).
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