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Chelsea and Ben prepare for their D-Day performance, dressed in authentic costume. Ben carefully asks Chelsea if she\u2019s ok about doing this play with him, and she agrees. Ben also fills Chelsea in on Freddie and Vince\u2019s discovery last night. \nChelsea does Fallon\u2019s hair and Fallon\u2019s amazed at how much she looks like her Great Aunt in her photo. Chelsea jokes about how much Harrison will fancy Fallon in her vintage look, and admits that she\u2019d like to fall in love, before sharing that it\u2019s weird that everyone knows about what happened between her and Ben \u2013 but doing this play has actually been good for them both. \nJoy tells Emma about Mick\u2019s work at Grey Gables, and the issue of his motorhome, and Emma complains about snobbery. They share a joke with Harrison, before Lynda introduces her short play performance - a promenade piece. Ben performs as a young soldier, writing a letter home to his beloved before their wedding, in which he dreams about their life together after the war. Then there\u2019s a playful hair-washing scene between Pearl (Chelsea) and Connie (Fallon), which takes a sad turn.\nAn emotional Emma and Joy congratulate Chelsea and discuss the story \u2013 the soldier was killed the day before starting leave to get married, and it was all a true story. Chelsea finds Ben to say well done. Meanwhile, Fallon marvels at how Lynda wrote the play in a day and tells Harrison that she can\u2019t imagine what she\u2019d do if he died. Harrison comforts Fallon and jokingly reassures her he\u2019s not going anywhere.