Emmerdale plans stalker plot for Noah Dingle and Chloe Harris

Emmerdale spoilers follow.

Noah Dingle's intentions for his fragile friendship with Chloe Harris are set to take a seriously dark turn in upcoming scenes.

His evolving and worrying attitudes towards women soon alter Noah's view of his friendship with Chloe, and she's set to bear the brunt of his actions.

Noah begins to track Chloe's whereabouts, as his obsession with her becomes increasingly unhealthy. He grows shocked when Chloe walks into the salon, as his location tracker clearly showed her to be somewhere else.

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Chloe reveals that she's lost her phone and he eagerly heads to find it, knowing where it is all along. She's elated when Noah returns her missing phone.

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Later, after her plans with Nate start to go awry, Noah offers Chloe his tickets for an escape room, putting him back in her good books – as his plotting starts to take effect.

However, Chloe doesn't know that Noah has bought himself a fancy new drone and is soon enjoying hovering it outside her bedroom window, recording Chloe without her knowledge or consent.

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The next day, Noah gets some advice from Mackenzie on how to win Chloe back. When Chloe has coffee with Jacob, she leaves her bag unattended and open, and Noah takes her house keys.

Noah uses the keys to get into the house and enjoys every moment as he snoops around Chloe's bedroom. But suddenly, he hears the door slam downstairs as Chloe comes home – and hides in her wardrobe.

How long will it be before Noah's creepy behaviour comes to light? It seems that his manipulation is working to his advantage for now, as Chloe asks him to walk her home following a party at Sarah's...

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Jessie Elland, who plays Chloe, recently teased that her storyline would be going in a "very interesting" direction in an exclusive interview with Digital Spy.

"She thinks he's turned over a new leaf and is keen to patch up this relationship and be friends with him," Jessie said, adding that she takes Noah's manipulative apologies and behaviour in good faith at first because her energy is going into "everything that's going on with Nate".

"It's such a relevant conversation, especially in this day and age, and I think it's really great that stories like that are being taken on," she added.

Emmerdale airs weeknights at 7.30pm on ITV and streams on the ITV Hub.