It's been a tough few weeks for Marlon who was the first to have the finger pointed at him following Graham's murder.
But things seem to be on the up for newly released Marlon as he takes in the support of his friends.
However, things are not straightforward and when April receives a text from a school bully, who calls her dad a 'murderer' April puts on a brave face, but it's clear she's worried.
When Marlon does find out about the bullying, he feels guilty and tells his little girl that friends are loyal and trustworthy.
But away from April. Marlon becomes angry when he learn that it was Charity and Ryan who stole Kim's money.
Marlon then makes Charity reveal to the Dingles that she sat on evidence which could have led to his release from prison before now.
He is then left staggered by the revelation that Kim may have hired someone to kill Graham.
Angered by the betrayal, later at the Woolpack, Marlon's distrust has reached boiling point.
After demanding Mandy move out, he declares he’s done with all of the Dingles. But will he cool off and forgive the family betrayal?
Elsewhere, Tracy's upset when Cara makes a dig at her but Cara's then left taken aback when Nate suggests she's being judgmental of Tracy in the same way Cain's family once judged her.
After Cain delivers some home truths to Cara about why she should let Nate make his own decision about Tracy, Cara's resolved to build bridges.
Tracy is pleased when Cara apologises but this quickly changes when Cara reveals she's leaving Emmerdale and invites Nate to join her. Will he go?
