Midsomer Murders season 7 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In Midsomer Parva, the first Straw Woman Festival takes a dark turn when someone is found burning on the bonfire. DCI Barnaby and DS Scott delve into the case, uncovering deep-seated community tensions surrounding the festival's pagan themes and the local church's involvement. Personal motives and historical conflicts surface, revealing a complex web of relationships among the villagers. The investigation brings to light the influence of tradition and history on current events, leading to the unmasking of the perpetrator and a resolution that reflects on the lasting impact of past beliefs and practices.
Full Episode S07E06 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Straw Woman Festival in Midsomer Parva?
A local festival featuring a straw woman effigy, based on fairy tale themes.
Who is hesitant to participate in the festival's photo shoot?
Lizzie, a schoolgirl, shows hesitation initially.
What happens during the festival's bonfire event?
Chaos ensues when someone is found burning atop the bonfire.
Are the police involved in the investigation of the bonfire incident?
Yes, DCI Barnaby and DS Scott investigate the incident as a potential crime.
What is the nature of the conflict at Parva Manor?
There is a conflict between the local church and the Manor, with religious and personal motives involved.
What themes are addressed at the school assembly?
The assembly discusses the festival's theme and the role of the church in the community, revealing tensions.
What clues do the police uncover about the victim?
The police discover the victim's identity and connections, leading to further investigations.
How is the case resolved?
The perpetrator is eventually uncovered, resolving the case.
What is the role of Dr. Cole in the story?
Dr. Cole is a local vicar who is involved in the festival and the subsequent events.