Coronation Street is set to air a violent confrontation involving Jodie Ramsey, Shona Platt and David Platt.
The episode shows Jodie pointing a gun at the couple after weeks of manipulation and family disputes.
According to RadioTimes.
com, Jodie tried to convince Shona that she was having trouble hearing baby Harper cry by using a recording.
Her actions are tied to a plan to become closer to David and his children.
Recording, Frame-Up and Fallout
Metro reported that Bethany Platt discovered Jodie's involvement with the recording and later saw her frame Lily Platt by placing the audio on Lily's phone.
The incident caused Shona to leave the family home and stay at a hotel.
Digital Spy reported that the episode begins with a flashforward showing chaos at the Platt house, including scattered belongings and a paramedic attending to a casualty.
The story then returns to the events leading to the confrontation.
As Jodie attempts to move closer to David, he learns that she has been interested in him for some time.
Manchester Evening News reported that Jodie tells David he deserves better treatment from a partner.
"He deserves someone that will treat you right," Jodie Ramsey said to David Platt in scenes reported by Manchester Evening News.
Olivia Frances Brown, who plays Jodie Ramsey, described the character's motivation and state of mind ahead of the storyline's climax.
Her comments provided context for Jodie's actions in the upcoming scenes.
"Jodie has convinced herself that David symbolises her potential for future happiness.
She's lost the plot a little bit and truly believes David is the answer to all her wants and needs.
When pushed, you just don't know what Jodie's capable of.
She has a lot of dark secrets and has a genuinely sinister side to her," Olivia Frances Brown said.
The episode continues the storyline involving the Platt family, with Shona confronting Jodie after secrets surrounding the recordings and her relationship with David come to light.
A gunshot follows the confrontation, leaving the family facing the aftermath.
