Emmerdale Mack death fears as Charity brutally attacks him after reaching breaking point

Emmerdale’s Mackeznie Boyd is left in grave danger next week at the hands of his wife Charity Dingle.

The Woolpack barmaid, played by Emma Atkins, has been struggling after she accidentally killed Damon ‘Harry’ Harris (Robert Beck) on Christmas Day after he held her husband at gunpoint.

With Charity still spiralling next week, Mack (Lawrence Robb) is relieved when she finally agrees to get some help. However after approaching Harry’s grave, Charity starts to feel defiant and as she trashes it, she begins to take her power back.

Returning home and having had a cathartic day, Charity’s finally able to sleep but her relief is short lived when that night, she’s plagued by nightmares of Harry. Tormented by her memories, Charity is spinning out of control, and continues to be triggered by loud noises.

She’s petrified when she starts having visions of Harry. Liam Cavangh (Johnny McPherson) begins to piece things together with Charity’s behaviour and senses something is seriously wrong. But Charity feigns nonchalance when Mack arrives, concerned.

Once alone again, her panicked paranoia gets worse as she reaches for something to protect herself. Then, Charity suffers from a night terror and ends up gravely injuring Mack in self-defence.

Elsewhere in the village, Caleb Milligan (William Ash) leads with Moira Dingle (Natalie J Robb) to help him get back into the Dingles’ good books. Wanting him all to herself, Ruby’ Fox-Milligan’s (Beth Cordingly) frustrated by the depths of his feelings for his family. Realising that she’s not Caleb’s priority, Ruby simmers. Soon, Ruby approaches Kim Tate (Claire King) with an offer – to join forces and make Caleb suffer.

Also, Tracy Robinson (Amy Walsh) urges Nate Robinson (Jurell Carter) to prioritise their young daughter Frankie’s welfare above his own and let her return home. Soon she is defeated when Nate asks to start the process of their divorce.