work. He later apologises profusely for hitting her, claiming that he will never do it again. Repercussions Immediately after Prue is agitated by Gavin, Peter admits to Cassie that everything she said is true. Cassie realises that both the affair and the accusation are evidence of Peter's twisted obsession with Prue and orders him to leave; he spends the night at Sarah's apartment. Later, Cassie is called to the hospital where Gavin has admitted a badly beaten Prue. When Gavin visits Cassie the next day, he claims that she had been putting him to beating her as a means of self-punishment. He pleads with Prue to stop making him hurt her; she ignores him and casually says that she "had it coming". Another Bouquet (1977) Following the success of the series, a sequel was commissioned, covering the same characters' later history. 2010 adaptation The novel was adapted for ITV by Mammoth Screen, as a three-part series broadcast by ITV on 6–20 September 2010. Adapted by Guy Andrews and directed by Ashley Pearce, it starred Trevor Eve as Peter Manson, Hermione Norris as Cassie Manson, Tom Riley as Gavin Sorenson and Imogen Poots as Prue Sorenson. The 2010 adaptation made some changes to the novel and the 1976 adaptation. In this adaptation, Prue is a sixth form student and Gavin is her Yorkshire-born English teacher, rather than an American PhD student. The first episode garnered 5.98 million viewers and received positive reviews. It was released on DVD on 20 September 2010. References External links 1970s British drama television series 2010 British television series debuts 2010 British television series endings 2010s British drama television series Adultery in television 2010s British television miniseries Domestic violence in television Incest in television ITV television dramas Suicide in television Television series about dysfunctional families