It follows her distress over daughter Zoe Slater's (Michelle Ryan) death, which led to a dependency on alcohol and a breakdown this week. After roaming the streets with a bottle of vodka in her hand, ex-husband Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) guided her back to his house.
Alfie was stunned to see her handing out free drinks, flirting with customers and showing a disregard for her loved ones. In one instance, she even wished granddaughter Jasmine Fisher (Indeyarna Donaldson-Holness) dead.
He was determined just to ignore her, knowing that she was lashing out through grief. However, when she knocked son Tommy Moon (Sonny Kendall) to the floor in anger, Alfie knew that the time had come to intervene.
Kat then accused him of being the person who was with Zoe just moments before her death - though as viewers know, it was actually Max Branning (Jake Wood). Alfie was accused of being jealous of the attention Zoe was getting, and Kat insisted that he must be glad now she was gone.
Alfie was furious and asked her what she was trying to achieve by being so spiteful. Taking her wedding ring off, Kat said that she wanted their relationship to end.
Looking upwards, a sign encouraged passengers to visit Epping Forest.
Breaking down, Alfie admitted to Phil that he's spent the last few decades as Kat's doormat and he now can't sacrifice himself for her anymore.
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Tommy was asleep in Zoe's bed with twin brothers Bert and Ernie (Elliot and Cody Briffett), though heard his dad breaking down on the floor outside and begged him to stay. As Alfie crumbled, so did Kat. She screamed out for Zoe, tearfully scraping at the leaves on the floor.
Clutching the thistle close to her chest, she was alerted to the fact there was just 1 per cent of battery life left on her phone.
Alfie took the device back and discovered she was in Epping Forest, and became scared that she was about to take her own life. Using a location tracker, he could see that she was deep in the woodland.
Kat was lay shivering on the ground, and eventually lost consciousness. Alfie was edging closer to finding her, though the cab suddenly broke down and wouldn't restart. Screaming out into the dead of the night, Alfie asked for the late Charlie to help - and the engine fired up again.
In the back of the cab, she explained that it wasn't death she was seeking, but love. And although Alfie would give her that in abundance, she wasn't sure whether it would be enough.
Is Max in serious danger?
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