Rhona Goskirk, The Star Of Emmerdale, Explains How Her Character Is Prepared For "breaking Point."

Favourite character Rhona Goskirk from Emmerdale has recently dealt with a lot, and while she is attempting to support her dysfunctional family, actor Zoe Henry hinted that things might become a little worse for the vet.

In forthcoming episodes of the ITV soap opera Emmerdale, Zoe Henry’s character Rhona Goskirk (played by Louise Jameson) will suffer as her ex-husband Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt), husband Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock), and mother Mary Goskirk (Louise Jameson) all rely on her for assistance.

Rhona is experiencing strain because everyone she loves most in the world is going through a difficult moment and battling with a personal issue, according to actress Zoe.

They are avoiding or denying what is happening to them by burying their heads in the sand. She experiences stress and a slight sense of helplessness.

“She is juggling her two kids’ needs with her employment at the vet clinic. She is attempting to support each of them individually. It’s pretty persistent.

Marlon, a stroke sufferer, is frightened to drive again for the first time since his stroke.

Following a disastrous prior relationship, Mary is deceiving Rhona about her romantic life, while Paddy is putting off visiting the cemetery of his daughter Grace with Rhona.

Marlon and Paddy, who are great friends, also have a major falling out, which makes things worse.

“Mary is hardly speaking to her, Paddy wiggles out of going to Grace’s grave with Rhona, and then Marlon brings over ‘peace cookies’ as a way of making amends for being irritable about the driving,” Zoe continued.

“Seeing the three of them together, each trapped in their own despair, pushes her over the edge.

Everything is too much. She makes the rapid judgement that they cannot continue in this manner at that precise moment.

They will all address the issues that are causing them all to be so miserable, so.

The three will be forced to participate in a “face your fears day,” forcing the locals to address their problems.

It is precisely as it sounds, said Zoe. Mary will go on a date, Marlon will cruise through the village in his automobile, and Paddy will pay Grace a visit. What could possibly fail?