Episode 1
Màiri returns from prison to Camus alone, which stirs some strong emotions within the community, while Isla receives some news that could change her life forever. Donneil believes he has gotten away with the murder of his brother and shows his full support to Màiri and Tormod. Meanwhile, Iain is forced to work in the cafe with Donna, and Anndra's boat is stranded at the pier. Anndra has his own personal woes as he struggles to come to terms with who he really is, while his sister Ceitidh struggles with being bullied. Iain and Finlay are confused by Donna's fear that she and Finlay were instrumental in sending Màiri and Tormod to prison.
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