Emmerdale fans are convinced Dawn Taylor (Olivia Bromley) is responsible for Rose Jackson’s (Christine Tremarco) disappearance in a huge twist.
Last week, viewers saw Rose and ex-husband Will Taylor (Dean Andrews) sleep together after she planned to break him up from current wife Kim Tate.
But Will instantly regretted his actions while Rose urged them to be a family again and confessed her whole scheme that was orchestrated by Ruby Fox-Miligan (Beth Cordingly).
Meanwhile, Kim headed back to Home Farm after staying at the bed and breakfast regrets and kicked Rose out of her family home.
Kim and Will then forced Rose to hide in the back of their Home Farm truck as they drove her out of the village and dumped her in a remote part of the countryside.
Feeling sorry for her, Will gave her some money while Kim made her call Dawn to tell her she had left Home Farm. They then left Rose alone by the side of the road.
Later in the episode, a tearful Rose was seen looking at a drawing from Lucas, lamenting that being their grandmother was “nice while it lasted”.
A truck then pulled up once again abruptly next to Rose, and in a blink, she was gone, leaving only her possessions scattered on the ground. As Kim and Will returned to Home Farm through separate entrances, they both looked suspicious of one-another.
But eagle-eyed Emmerdale fans have spotted the 4X4 that pulled up to Rose had ‘Home Farm’ emblazoned on the side of it, and are convinced it was Rose’s daughter Dawn Taylor (Olivia Bromley) who went to save her, taking her to safety.
Taking to social media, one fan wrote: “Maybe Dawn drove out to see Rose in the Home Farm jeep #Emmerdale @emmerdale.”
A second stated: “It had a home farm sticker on the side but wasn’t the one that dropped her off cause was different reg”, while a third chimed in: ” Perhaps Dawn got her message #Emmerdale.”
“Dawn was in a 4×4 home farm car when she was in the village earlier”, added another.
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Source: USA Today
