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An orphanage is set to close, upsetting its residents at the same time as strange occurrences take place there, eventually involving the police. 

When a famous crime writer dies in his locked-from-the-inside apartment, Bea and Patience must figure out how it happened. 

A romantic night with Meg is crashed when fellow vicar David becomes embroiled in a murder and the investigation comes to the vicarage. 

The team investigates a mysterious death inside a closed natural history museum, a place that both Patience and Bea's son Alfie love.

While Larry, Miss Scott, and Alphy all navigate romantic troubles, the detectives investigate a scooter accident that appears staged. 

Bea wants Patience on her team as they look into the linked deaths of several psychiatrists, but Patience fears the loss of routine, and has an undisclosed connection to the case. 

The death of a gloomy man at Easter is far less straightforward than it appears, as Alphy and Geordie find in their investigation. 

An investigation into an apparent suicide reveals surprising links between previously dismissed deaths, thanks in part to the ability of Patience Evans to spot patterns. 

The discovery of a decades-old skeleton leads to an investigation into the history of Pearl's mother, in the season finale.

Cassy finds herself facing a wrenching choice in the question of Henry Hobday and her future. In the present day, she works to secure Isabella's future. 

After trying times and bouts of melancholy, Jane finally publishes some novels, but illness soon looms. Cassandra tries to protect her sister's legacy, and her friend Isabella's future. 

Nancy's wedding to Roger is to take place in Poplar, but there's a surprise. Catherine prepares for her vows, and the midwives help a very young mother they have seen before.

When a boat nearly sinks due to sabotage, accusations fly around a fractured family. Are separated parents making a bid for time with their daughter? Is the grandmother trying to intervene?

Louis and Antoinette grow ever more threatened as the people begin to rise up and assert themselves against the monarchy.

While Cassandra spars with her sister-in-law Mary and tries to prepare a future for Isabella, she also thinks back to a long-ago romance, thanks to Jane's letters.