S3.E3

Forces of Nature

Episode aired May 16, 2024
TV-MA
54m

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Claudia Jessie and Jessica Madsen in Forces of Nature (2024)

Penelope catches the eye of nature-loving Lord Debling, to the dismay of other admirers. A near-catastrophe on a windy day makes a hero out of Colin.Penelope catches the eye of nature-loving Lord Debling, to the dismay of other admirers. A near-catastrophe on a windy day makes a hero out of Colin.Penelope catches the eye of nature-loving Lord Debling, to the dismay of other admirers. A near-catastrophe on a windy day makes a hero out of Colin.

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All is fair in LOVE and war!

Things are heating up as Penelope and Colin's lessons are heating up and we see them individually wrapped in one another's energy. Colin is beginning to come undone as he struggles between what expectations are placed on him and what he appears to really want: Penelope. But it won't be easy as she's garnered the attention of Lord Debling who is really into her. What a way to stick it to the "in crowd" just by being herself. On her own and I love it for her! We see Colin beginning to play chess now as a near tumultuously occasion finds him essentially in a position to save Penelope from harm.

In the same breadth, we see Francesca in between two potential suitors. One who is an obvious choice and also the Queen's doing and the other who she is clearly smitten with. I enjoyed seeing this tension here because it goes back to Lady Bridgerton's sort of origin story and how she was chosen for love.

And then there is this same tension in friendships exposed... this choosing between what's appropriate and what's right. A great episode!

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Trivia
when Lady Arnold introduces herself, Benedict surmises from her name and title that she is a married woman. While the daughters of most nobility are usually given the courtesy title of "Lady," it is only used with a surname in the case of a married woman (that is, if her title were by right of birth, she would have introduced herself as simply "Lady Tilly," but "Lady Arnold" or the less common "Lady Tilly Arnold" would only be used for a married woman).

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After Lady Tilley Arnold introduces herself, Benedict comments that she is married. The daughters of a duke, marquess or earl have the courtesy title of "Lady" before their forename and surname, so the fact that she holds the title of Lady does not necessarily mean she is married.