If you had a child who had an untreatable genetic illness, how much would you tell it? What if you knew the future contained heartache and pain for both you and the child?

Marion discovers she knows next to nothing about almost anything, and goes shopping with Belle for "essentials".

Marlon finds out what was done to him in the facility, and why, and ponders some unexpected choices.

Is Marlon paranoid, or is someone really out to get him? He might still be in danger as everyone tries to find out what's going on.

Marlon attempts to adjust to his strange new surroundings, and finds that the locals can be friendly.

Brian climbs into girlfriend Charlotte's bed while her parents are away. This might not have been the best decision he's ever made...

He walked into the parlour and said, "What do you think?"

Shelagh turned from the range and was just able to stop herself screaming. There's a man in my cottage! Then her brain caught up with her senses. Of course there is, silly. The porridge spoon had clattered onto the range, and she picked it up and put it back into the pot. She looked at Colin, still shocked. He took one look at her startled face and took a step back.

Colin complied. He could see himself in the mirror on the front of the wardrobe, and he could immediately sense a change in himself, and how he saw himself, but without being able to put a finger on exactly what had changed.

"I think you need some padding," she said, carefully.

He patted his hips. "My hips? I have thought of that, when wearing those skirts before. The fullness of the dress hides that, surely?"

"It wasn't your hips I was thinking of. Try higher up. Much higher up."

Colin got the point immediately. "Now wait a minute..." he protested.