 Robyn is still missing, and her bike is lifted out of the canal. Thing look bad, but then news comes of an accident reported where a lad was seen on a bike of that description. The police match up a fingerprint on the bike and call on a suspect, Michael, who immediately tries to run for it. At home, Robyn s mother is going mad with worry, especially now it is dark. Then, at Mary s caravan, Robyn appears from nowhere. She explains to Mary how she had taken the train to see old friend Alice, to talk about Adam, and left her bike at the station. Mary persuades Robyn that she must go home. Mr. Stone misinterprets Mary s appearance thinking she d been with the travellers  camp all the time. The next day, the police arrange a time with the Head to give a lecture on safety. Maria walks in with Justine, and the penny drops about Fran and Richard. Things come to a head when another Natasha diary extract is published on the noticeboard, this time saying that Fran is two-faced. Fran storms into the common room blaming Maria - accusing her of doing the diary photocopying. Robyn s friends wonder if she ll come to school, but she s at home, stubbornly refusing to explain about Adam. At school, Mary falls out with Becky, when someone near her calls "gypsy" when her back is turned. Nick is seeming to get closer to Natasha, and she agrees to go on a date with him - Richard watches gloomily, but to Natasha the event is entirely perfunctory. Ray wants to see the match that was recorded by the camcorder, and gets Nick to do it, but Nick gets the tapes mixed up, and gives Mr. Brisley the engagement video instead. Ray takes the tape from Mr. Brisley, and takes it home for him, Kenny and Ruth to watch. To Ray s mounting horror, the tape starts playing back an embarrassing section of the engagement party, with Kenny in the arms of his ex girlfriend. Kenny tries to stop the playback, but Ruth insists it continues, a picture s worth a thousand words, she says...