As we stay on Mackenzie Boyd’s (Lawrence Robb) roundabout in Emmerdale, attempting to decide between Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) and Chloe Harris (Jessie Elland), kindly pass us some motion sickness pills.
Before we discuss Mack’s choice from Monday’s (November 13) episode, let’s review the most recent events in this lengthy saga.
After they were both involved in a serious automobile accident during Super Soap Week in October, Mack was left with no choice but to choose between Charity and Chloe.
Mack took Charity’s hand and dragged her to safety as Chloe fell over the cliffs, trapping the two of them inside the truck perilously perched on a precipice.
Chloe was persuaded that Mackenzie still loved her, so when she came home from the hospital, she surprised Amy (Natalie Ann Jameson) by telling her that it would be best to put the crash’s events in the past.
Chloe didn’t know that Mackenzie had told Charity he wasn’t over her when she was in a coma when she made this choice.
Mack and Chloe continued to act like happy families with young Reuben in tonight’s episode, despite Chloe’s inability to see Mack’s tender looks for Charity.
Mack proceeded to buy drinks from Chas (Lucy Pargeter) at the tavern while Chloe settled down.
He was shocked when a displeased Chas said that Mack was having the time of his life and Charity was being driven from the community.
Mack saw Charity getting into her vehicle when she was out on the street. Mackenzie thought Charity was about to go to Scotland with Debbie (Charley Webb), so in the rain, Mack lied down on the ground in front of her vehicle in an attempt to stop her.
Then, when Charity disclosed that she was only going to be gone for a few days, Mack was made to feel foolish, and the extravagant show of support clearly demonstrated who he really wanted to be with.
The ex-couple discussed the future and how they could not go on with their current course of action while they were back at Charity’s.
Then Mack informed Charity that in order for them to be together and start again, he would end their relationship with Chloe, the mother of his kid and the person he left to die.
Even if the tale hasn’t concluded after all this time, the storyline’s continual recurrence makes it boring and monotonous despite its ups and downs like any other.
When will this all come to an end?
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