Emmerdale was full of explosive scenes on Friday night after Charity Dingle spotted an odd Tom King detail after his early hospital release.

The ITV soap is tackling a coercive control storyline with Tom and Belle Dingle, and fans have recently seen Tom isolating and manipulating his partner Belle in hard-hitting scenes. Only recently, Belle made a difficult decision after discovering she was pregnant. The character secretly terminated her pregnancy last week, deciding she could not go ahead with the pregnancy after Tom had put pressure on her to start a family.

Earlier this week, after speaking to her mental health care coordinator, Rachel, Belle admitted that she told Tom she had a miscarriage instead of an abortion. During the chat, Belle realised she was in abusive relationship and made arrangements to see Debbie Dingle in Scotland so she could leave Tom.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the village, Tom was up at the farm doing some work, where Noah Dingle accidentally let slip that Belle was in town for an appointment instead of walking Piper, leaving the sinister vet fuming over his wife’s lies. After researching Belle’s location, Tom realised Belle had taken a trip to the abortion clinic and he was unable to contain his rage.

Emmerdale was full of explosive scenes on Friday night after Charity Dingle spotted an odd Tom King detail after his early hospital release ( 

ITV)

Tom started trashing the barn in anger before swinging an iron bar in the air for another blow which he accidentally hit against the barn’s rotary isolator behind him, Tom was electrocuted and hurled violently against a beam. It appeared that Tom was dead before Paddy Kirk was able to resuscitate him. Elsewhere, while it looked as though Belle had fled the village, she decided to head home to pick up Piper so they could go to Scotland together.

In true soap style, Rhona Goskirk then appeared at the house, revealing Tom had been electrocuted and they had to head to hospital. At the hospital, Tom woke up, claiming he couldn’t remember what had happened, but he chillingly said to Belle: “I’m never leaving you!” On Thursday night, Belle attempted to flee to Scotland again but was interrupted by a knock on the door, where Jimmy King was waiting with Tom in a wheelchair, who had discharged himself early.

The duo were then interrupted by the arrival of Charity Dingle, who questioned Tom as she pointed out that the barn was smashed up and asked what had happened. This prompted Tom to get defensive as he said: “Are you actually asking if I did this to myself?” Charity then shared her suspicions as well as worries for son Noah, who has been working as an electrician apprentice and did the electrics at the barn, as she said she didn’t want him getting blamed as he fitted the barn’s rotary isolator.

During the scene, Tom kept losing his temper and blurted out Belle’s miscarriage, which made Charity open up about her ectopic pregnancy heartbreak in 2022, sharing empathy with Belle. It was too much for Belle as she got upset to which Charity went to leave before accidentally revealing that Belle was planning to see Debbie in Scotland, leaving Tom furious.

And it appeared her suspicions were correct as later Tom got out the wheelchair without Belle looking as ( 

ITV)

Later, over at The Woolpack, Charity shared her suspicions about Tom to Noah, commenting: “Something is not adding up!” She added: “No, he’s [Tom] not decent… he’s almost perfect and when someone or something appears perfect…” On Friday’s episode, Charity continued to be suspicious of Tom as she told Chas and Lydia Dingle: “I’m telling you now, he doesn’t need to be in a wheelchair, he just likes to be waited on hand and foot. You can’t blag a blagger!”

And it appeared her suspicions were correct as later Tom got out the wheelchair without Belle looking as he walked around the house. In a sick twist, Tom decided to gain more control over Belle as he later pretended to fall out of the wheelchair so it would leave his wife feeling more worried about him.

Follow us to see more useful information, as well as to give us more motivation to update more useful information for you.
Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)