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Dwight is preparing to elope with Caroline, but his plans are thrown into disarray when he is summoned to tend to Rosina's injured leg, forcing him to postpone the secret wedding. At the same time, he discovers that Ross is about to walk straight into a trap, adding further complication to his already precarious situation.

This piece is an episode of a programme, presented in a straightforward narrative style. It follows a small cast of characters whose actions intersect in a single, tightly‑woven storyline. The central thread follows Dwight, who is on the verge of eloping with Caroline. Just as he prepares to make their escape, his intentions are thrown into disarray. He is called upon to tend to Rosina’s injured leg, a duty that forces him to postpone the wedding plans. While attending to Rosina, Dwight becomes aware that Ross is unwittingly moving toward a dangerous situation. He realises that Ross is about to walk straight into a trap, adding another layer of urgency to the unfolding events. Consequently, Dwight finds himself torn between his personal ambitions, the responsibility of caring for Rosina, and the need to intervene before Ross falls into the snare. Each of these pressures threatens to derail the original plan to elope, leaving the characters in a precarious balance.