Fans of Emmerdale have predicted that the stress of the limousine crash could lead to an affair between Charity Dingle and Ross Barton. As the driver of the limo when it crashed into the ice-covered lake, the pressure is on Charity.
Swerving to avoid Noah – stumbling through the road after apparently being drugged – Charity found herself responsible for three deaths. First Suzy, who was killed in the initial crash, then Leyla, who died of injuries sustained, and finally Amy, who had crashed through the ice while trying to escape.
Emmerdale fans worry about Charity following limo crash
Of course, none of this was Charity’s fault – if anyone’s to blame, it’s whoever drugged or spiked Noah. However, she’s clearly struggling with her guilt, and some have worried that this might cause her PTSD to return.
And that’s not the only thing that fans think might make a comeback. One viewer has speculated that the trauma of the limo crash might somehow drive her back into the arms of a former lover – Ross.
Will Charity cheat on Ross as her guilt continues to grow?
Charity to cheat on Mack with Ross, Emmerdale fan predicts
Writing on Reddit as last week’s episodes aired, one fan put forth their theory for a Ross and Charity reunion.
“Maybe it’s wishful thinking on my part because I don’t like the Ross/Steph relationship, but do you think the limo crash will lead to a Ross/Charity hookup? Mack gets mad at Charity or Charity feels bad so she pushes him away, she runs off and then Ross is miraculously wherever she is? I don’t think they’ll stay together, but I think seeing the fallout would be fun,” this fan wrote in a thread on the social media site.
However, others were more dubious.
“I personally can’t see her cheating with Ross. If she was going to cheat would be with Vanessa and I can’t see that,” said a third.
“Hope not. Charity has been the innocent one in her relationship with Mack unlike previous times. She has been fairly sensible recently, since the spiral after breaking up with Vanessa,” a fourth pointed out.
How will Charity grow with the growing sense of guilt as the village mourns its losses?
