Bernard Fielding is impressed with Stan's latest output and asks him to carry on producing the pieces for his exhibition as an "artisan artist" but wants Hilda kept in the background and suggests Stan would be better seen by the press with a dolly bird. Ken buys flowers from Elsie to lay on Ida's grave and she gives him a rose from herself to add to the bouquet. The regulars are puzzled by an item of Stan's work when it's displayed in the Rovers. Elsie promises Douglas that she'll put in a word with Emily. The dustmen take away Stan's sculptures from the back yard of No.13 thinking they're rubbish. Douglas tells Emily how much he admires her, despite the travails of her past, confusing her all the more. Elsie tells Emily about Douglas. She is flattered and Elsie asks her what she's going to do. Ken is fed up with his life, depressed by thinking about his mother. Fielding is told of the loss of Stan's "art". He tells them he'll have to find someone else to exhibit.