Doesn't have to be.
#TheArchers

Reminds me of when Daphne Moon's brother turned up in Frasier. #TheArchers

Difference is that George covered up an accident, Brian and son are covering up an act of drunken violence. There is a moral ocean between a mistake while trying to help someone and attempted murder. #TheArchers

Seems that Brian has had issues with Ruari recently so maybe he knows or suspects enough to cover for him.

Ruari - Out of all the family remember how it was Ruari who showed the most hatred to George on the night that he went to apologise. I reckon on NYE Ruari splashed on his dad's aftershave and grabbed Kate's chardonnay to impress Paul. The attack might have been a drunken impulse.

You might have something there!

I can't see this ever being a healthy relationship even if George does learn to control his misogyny anger and victim issues.

She was gaslighting George through that entire first conversation, accusing him of paranoia, flipping out, spiralling. She reacted as if he'd told her to STFU when he asked he to be quiet. Then she ended with a practically spelled out Do You Understand.

The arrogance of humans...

Makes me want to join the bears

Greenland Defense Front - The Hungry Giant (Official Music Video) YouTube video by demonflyingfox

I’m not keen on AI but this is magnificent. Mad but magnificent. #Greenland
youtu.be/hS0wFiWpU4U

Or Fallon or Ed. He'd be traumatised and possibly conflicted seeing violence from one of his close friends. Or even mistakenly believing they were responsible. #TheArchers

That's not an altercation just an attack #TheArchers

Shot as fireworks started

The War Between The Land and The Sea, Episode 2:
#TheWarBetween #TWBTLATS

Thick cut marmalade and peanut butter. Really good!

Azerbaijan - perfect feel good song. It will stay on repeat in my head, no matter the result.

A group of trans men.

You never ask where trans men will be peeing. Imagine the consternation in the ladies when this lot walk in.

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