The Buccaneers

The writers are the main problem of the series. Well, hairdressers.
In the end, when Nan walked down the aisle, you'd think she was going to hard labor. You'd think she'd been forced. Justifies it with the goal of saving his sister, well, yes. Most of all, I feel sorry for Theo, he did not put pressure on her, gave her a few times to think, to make sure of her choice. And she had betrayed his trust again. I'm not talking about cheating at all. It was disgusting and low, in his own house! After that, I don't believe Guy's words that he wants happiness for a friend, or anyone can say anything about their "great and passionate love" with Nan, but everything is visible in the actions of a person. It's just empty, breathy chatter.
The series started well, but with each episode the main character annoyed the hell out of her, and the Duke became even more pitiful. As he drew with tears in his eyes in his oasis, I'm not waiting for season 2 absolutely.

well, I'm for Theo

I never expected such a meat grinder from this series... Oh, my God, Richard... I don't believe, it doesn't seem to be a Game of Thrones, why the happiest and freest couple was so shamelessly merged, they were the only ones for whom the heart was happy, yes, not without difficulties, but they solved everything together and sought to understand each other

@unicornpower: Nan would be angry at her father, who went to the left, and not at her mother, who accepted and loved her like her own.

How Guy angers me! I don't believe in his love, or that he's a good person, or that his relationship with Nan will last a long time if they end up together (well, it serves them right!). I think his love for Nan is about his rivalry with Theo. When he and Nan went down the stairs and the duke saw them, Guy had a look of triumph on his face. Like, hooray, I beat you again, Theo, she chose me again! And it's disgusting. Theo never did anything that could hurt Guy or Nan, always tried to act honestly, held on and did not slip into furious jealousy, despite Nan's open and undisguised interest in Guy, did not abandon the engagement, even after learning that Nan was illegitimate, although he perfectly understood what this could lead to and it led. His words that the secret was not his to discuss with Nan when she once again threw an infantile tantrum - well, just to the heart. He's so good! And all this against the background of Guy, who does not think, destroys everything in his path, driven only by selfishness and momentary desire. A disgusting character who pretends to be a victim. I don't know what the scriptwriters' motive was, but in the end they wrote a character that we should probably be rooting for with all our hearts as terribly unpleasant and not deserving of an ounce of sympathy.
And to be honest, Nan isn't much better. He rushes back and forth, prudently trying to hold on to the duke and flirt with Guy, hiding his rigidity with imaginary attempts to follow the call of his heart. But all this causes not admiration for the freedom of her spirit, but disgust, because she goes over the heads of others and people who love her. At this stage, I sincerely wish her and Guy to reunite, leave the wonderful Theo alone, because they both don't deserve him at all, and go somewhere into the sunset to live in poverty.
And I'm so sorry for Ginny. She's probably pregnant, and she's finally in the clutches of an abuser. With a child, she has nowhere to run, considering the era. Her family and friends turned away from her. I can't imagine how she'll get out.