Gunter is still in complete shock. Feelings of guilt and self-doubt gnaw at him. Until him in the dream his Dorte appears. She assures him that her death is not his fault and encourages him to keep going. Only now does he pull himself together and, with a heavy heart, takes part in the preparations for the funeral. In the end he even manages get the funeral service over with and after the funeral alone in the church he says goodbye to Dörte.
Sandra doesn’t succeed. Increasingly, she seems withdrawn, as if she couldn’t express her grief, couldn’t really allow it. Mathias and Anette notice this, but don’t know how they can help Sandra – and whether she wouldn’t block it. Suddenly Bernd is in front of the door and hugs Sandra. This triggers the necessary rupture of the dam and their feelings hit them all at once.
Nici is also full of grief for her grandmother and doesn’t know what to do with her feelings. Even Finn, who just broke up with her because of her infidelity, swallows his resentment and takes care of his ex-girlfriend. He already has enough to do with his move out of the shared flat with Simon. But does he think differently about it? And then things get really thick when Nici is arrested by the police for setting fire to fire.
Meanwhile, David is through Gunter’s eulogy only realized how ephemeral life really is. Since he no longer wants to wait and spend his time alone, he hastily proposes to Franzi. So it’s going to be turbulent – as always in Lüneburg.
“Red Roses” appears always Monday to Friday at 2:10 p.m. in the first and each episode also one day before broadcast in the ARD media library.
