Oh, what a series!!! How many emotions and events!!! Everyone would have such a "terrible" sex life 😄 - Even day! 🤣
Lady Danbury's husband looks so much like a monkey! Although I'm sorry for this poor guy, I'm glad that Agatha didn't suffer with him for a long time... Although she managed to give birth to 4, or will she get married again? The actress for the role of Agatha was chosen 👍
Bridgertons in all their glory - a lot of passion and beautiful outfits at balls!
The end is certainly unexpected ... How interesting Charlotte manifests herself)) and their friendship and love with George never ceases to amaze)) Everything is just beginning, because they still need to have time to give birth to as many as 13-15 children!😲 But I don't understand the line with their daughters and wayward sons... Is it not related to the father's illness? 🤔
@Ana_stasia_: if memory serves me right, Agatha in one of the episodes says something like "it was not enough for him to make me another big baby!", that is, they already had children before.
@miscellaneous: and my husband said that they were allocated places for boys in Ethan. I think it wouldn't be so important if they didn't really have children.
I never thought I'd say this, but I looked at Brimsley with different eyes! so loyal and devoted🤧
I now fully understand Lady Bridgerton's condescending attitude towards Eloise with her rebellious spirit - the daughter turned out to be a copy of her mother😏
How cool they tell us about the events that led to some situations later in the Bridgertons: the strong-willed character of Danbury; how society came to the absence of segregation; why Charlotte is so wayward, etc.
@Igorekafon: but historians have removed this disease. It's like with Lenin. at the time of that time, the diagnosis is one, with the development of technology - another
The scene in the garden on the rupture of the aorta... how sorry for Charlotte, so much fear and confusion, but how she pulled herself together... - I'm Venus, I'm here... Poor thing, and George is terribly sorry ... And to be honest, Agatha's unbridled joy at the death of her husband was a little hurt, of course, not a written handsome man, but after all, a living man, he was a husband... I didn't have time, poor fellow, to go hunting...
— Mostly Latin. And I would like to do higher mathematics.
VIOLET 🧎🧎🧎
and how right she was that Violet was lucky... we all want to be so lucky...
I thought that Lord Danbury would recline during one of the coitus😅
how Agatha and the maid rejoiced at this top😅
sad scene in the garden with Venus...
I feel that the story of the servants will break my heart by the end of the season 💔😭
Absolutely delighted with the relationship of the secretaries.
Well, it's not bad so indirectly "quoted" the history of H&M. Only with a happier ending. For society at least.
Everyone would have such a "terrible" sex life 😄
- Even day! 🤣
Lady Danbury's husband looks so much like a monkey! Although I'm sorry for this poor guy, I'm glad that Agatha didn't suffer with him for a long time... Although she managed to give birth to 4, or will she get married again?
The actress for the role of Agatha was chosen 👍
Bridgertons in all their glory - a lot of passion and beautiful outfits at balls!
The end is certainly unexpected ...
How interesting Charlotte manifests herself)) and their friendship and love with George never ceases to amaze))
Everything is just beginning, because they still need to have time to give birth to as many as 13-15 children!😲
But I don't understand the line with their daughters and wayward sons... Is it not related to the father's illness? 🤔
I now fully understand Lady Bridgerton's condescending attitude towards Eloise with her rebellious spirit - the daughter turned out to be a copy of her mother😏
if anyone also wants to review - season 2, episode 6, approximately 49 minutes)
Charlotte is still a world woman, who could also react to her husband's madness? I really like her character, she is incredibly strong.
- I'm Venus, I'm here...
Poor thing, and George is terribly sorry ...
And to be honest, Agatha's unbridled joy at the death of her husband was a little hurt, of course, not a written handsome man, but after all, a living man, he was a husband... I didn't have time, poor fellow, to go hunting...