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Delores and William press further into perilous ground, while Maeve issues a stark ultimatum that forces a decisive response. At the same time, Bernard carefully contemplates his possible courses of action, weighing the potential ramifications for him of each choice ultimately.

Trompe L'oeil is a programme presented in the form of an episode, offering a compact narrative that follows a handful of intertwined characters as they navigate a precarious situation. The format keeps the focus tight, allowing each development to feel immediate and consequential within the limited running time. In this instalment, Delores and William find themselves pressing further into a hazardous zone, their actions steadily raising the stakes. As they venture deeper, Maeve steps forward with a clear‑cut ultimatum, forcing the group to confront a decisive crossroads. At the same time, Bernard is left to weigh his own alternatives, contemplating the possible paths that lie before him. The tension surrounding Delores and William’s progression into danger is central to the episode’s momentum. Their continued movement into risky territory not only heightens the sense of peril but also sets the stage for the pivotal choices that other characters must make. Their decisions act as a catalyst for the unfolding drama, compelling the surrounding figures to react. Maeve’s ultimatum and Bernard’s deliberations form the narrative’s counterpoint, each presenting a distinct response to the mounting pressure. While Maeve delivers a firm demand that cannot be ignored, Bernard quietly assesses his options, balancing potential outcomes before committing to a course of action. Together, these moments drive the episode toward its climax.