The Museum

Della goes on secondment to the rural Carmarthenshire museum in order to oversee its re-opening, and has settled into a new home with her young lover, Caleb. The museum is run rather chaotically, and the pace of life in rural Carmarthenshire is vastly different to Della's life in Cardiff. Della soon discovers that her new curator, Heddwyn, is anything but professional in his running of the establishment.

There's something strange going on with the waterworks in Caleb and Della's new home - a disturbance in the mains that is spooking them out and patches of water appearing and disappearing at random. Elinor meets Heddwyn and a spark is ignited instantly - but does Heddwyn, with his photographic memory, recall Elinor from some other time'

Della succeeds in securing the notorious Mold Cape for the Museum as a blockbuster item, but she is worried that Fioled might try to get her hands on it. The tension increases when Della receives an unexpected visit at her workplace.

Della and Glyn wait eagerly for the Mold Cape to arrive, with Della anxiously wondering whether Fioled will get to it first'

As the Rembrandt resurfaces in Heddwyn's house, Della starts to regret her move to Carmarthenshire.

The final episode. The family and community congregate at Heddwyn's funeral, where Della delivers a heartfelt, yet guilt-ridden eulogy.