Original release 28 avril 2001
Previous episode S15E35 - Breaking the Spell (1)
Number S15E36
Episode runtime 50 minutes
Country United Kingdom
Original language English
Genre Drama
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Breaking the Spell (2)

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This was Holly's last ever episode. She is captured by Tom who smashes up her car and then takes her away to a disued part of the hospital. He makes her put on a silver dress and says they are going to die right now lying next to each other. However Patrick has realized that she is missing and goes of to look for her. Holly manages to throw a chair out of the window which atracts Patrick's attention. Patrick comes up to rescue her but before he arrives Tom injects her with something that will kill her. When Patrick arrives he chases away Tom and finds Holly unconsious. Patick gives Holly mouth to mouth and she comes round. They hug while Robbie Williams's Angels is playing.
So think that they are going to live happily ever after together. But in the next episode that you see, Holly has gone off to Australia and Patrick is having an affair with Rachel. Patrick says Holly's name once more before his death, I think it is so sad that he could forget Holly so quickly, but to me they will al

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