Episode Overview
The death of Walter has shifted everything dramatically. Discontent simmers among the shipyard workers, and Larkin has had to flee the city. To Sofia's dismay, Andrea is now staying at her home. Meanwhile, Chairman Lord Pirrie is taken aback and confronts his old friend Henry Carlton—Kitty's father—whom he blames for the turmoil. He seeks common ground with Michael MacCann, a prominent figure in the workers' movement, as both are principled men. Mark stays focused on work, discovering impurities in the steel, which still meets standards. Eventually, Thomas Andrews acknowledges his findings, paving the way for a new alliance. However, Mark's life isn't solely about work; he finally shares a kiss with Sofia. Unfortunately, on his way back to his father, he is attacked by Bernard Doyle, who accuses him of abandoning his fiancée, Bernard's daughter Siobhan, who tragically passed away during