Home and Away spoilers follow from Australian-pace episodes, which some UK viewers may prefer to avoid.
Home and Away's Rose Delaney is going to demand the truth from her biological father in upcoming scenes.
Rose has learned that her father is a man named Samuel Edwards, who was married at the time of her birth.
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In scenes set to air this week (via TV Week), Rose struggles with deciding what to do with the knowledge, as she wants to know more about her heritage but is scared of the rejection.
She eventually decides to drop a letter into his post box, and is shocked when he calls her up and says he wants to meet her later that day.
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The meeting is initially fraught, with Rose acting guarded and Samuel confused about why. Eventually though, the question she's waited to ask for so long has come out: "Why haven't you been in my life?"
Samuel replies that the reason he wasn't there for her was that he didn't know she existed, or that her mother was even pregnant.
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But now that he knows he has a daughter, he wants to make up for lost time and form a bond with her now.
It sounds like the response Rose wants to hear, but will she agree to exploring things with her father, or will her fears that it could go wrong get the better of her?
If you're watching at a UK pace, these scenes will air in October.
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Home and Away airs weekdays at 1.45pm on Channel 5 and 6pm on 5STAR. First-look screenings air at 6.30pm on 5STAR and the show also streams on My5.
In Australia, the show airs Mondays to Thursdays at 7pm on Channel 7 and streams on 7plus.
Selected classic episodes are available via Prime Video in the UK.
