As soon as Mary Goskirk (Louise Jameson) meets Faye, the person who stole all of her money, things start to go horribly wrong for her in Emmerdale.

Mary openly told her family that she is a lesbian but never thought she could come out when she was younger. Faye and Mary later met on a dating app.

It seemed like Mary and Faye had struck gold as they got in touch. They got along great, had similar interests, and enjoyed learning about one another’s life.

Unfortunately, everything turned out to be a scam, and Mary was left feeling humiliated after Faye successfully took her money.

Mary learned that Faye had been taken into custody in the ITV soap opera that aired on Friday, July 14.

Since Faye hasn’t yet been imprisoned, it is very evident in this new video that the situation isn’t over.

When confronted, Faye tries to explain to Mary how much she cares for her, but this time the lovable heroine doesn’t fall for the charm.

As things get worse, Mary threatens to call the police after telling Faye that all she wants is her money back and for her ex to admit guilt.

Mary spots various items inside Faye’s car as she approaches it.

Faye replies that she does indeed live in her car when she is asked if this is the case.

As the week goes on, Faye’s true intentions become clear. She warns Mary that she would send some private images to everyone in the community if she doesn’t amend her statement.

Louise Jameson remarked, “Mary is just so worried about this because of her lack of confidence.”

She’s just terrified of being teased, you know? In my opinion, discussing a woman’s sex life in her 70s, especially if she has just come out as a lesbian, is quite delicate.

The gossip and the worry about what other people will think of you…When you become older, you tend to lose interest in what other people think of you, but because Mary is in such a vulnerable situation, I believe the situation has gotten much more exaggerated.

If you’re incredibly self-assured and a picture of you in your pants gets circulated widely, you might think, “Oh well, that’s a little embarrassing,” but you’re probably over it by this point. However, it’s particularly hurtful given Mary’s current situation.