Grantchester

Have you noticed anything odd about Sylvia? On a daily basis. Jack thinks you're having an affair. He's my doctor. I've been poorly for a while now. I'm ever so frightened. -

Tessa Peake-Jones

Mrs. Chapman becomes ill. And without wanting to go into too much detail this series for her is a sort of struggle -

Doctor

Treatment of this kind of cancer is radiotherapy. After that, a full his hysterectomy. -

Mrs. Chapman

It's a punishment from God, isn't it? He's forsaken me, Leonard. Your cancer, is not a punishment. -

Tessa Peake-Jones

It's a struggle physically. It's a struggle emotionally. And it's a struggle with her faith because she of all people has always been very, very strong on religion. I pray every day. I abide by your every bloody rule. So where are you? Why won't you answer me? We will all be with you. God will be with you. God is not there for me anymore. God has been her absolute go-to. And in this series, that's really challenged. I know I'm not a clergyman anymore but I'll still be praying for you. What if there's no, God? Where will I go then? I believe there is. And he cares very much for you. You know, I'm not much of a Christian, far from it at times in my life. That makes two of us. But I'll be praying for you too, because I love you. The overarching theme for the series is it is family and community. Will, you're all right, we're here. Thank you. Thank you. I should never have doubted you. I was so blinkered thinking about myself. I lost sight of Him. when I asked Him to save you, He listened. Of course he did. I'm sure there were easier ways for you to help her rediscover her faith. All part of the service. You all right? All the better for seeing you. (dramatic music)