I was refering to the events as Edith knows them, rather than what we know.
He was young. He spent the day hunting (more strenuous than people might think). He had no ill effects at dinner or later that evening.
The next thing she is aware of is her sister carrying his dead body.
She cannot rule out that Mary was responsible for his death. I don't think she wrote to the ambassador to tell him his dead employee died of natural causes while having sex, why should he care. I think she wrote to tell him that the death was suspicious.
While only 1 peer was ever hanged for murder, Pamook was involved in sensitive talks. If (as far a Edith thinks possible) he was murdered then political pressure could conceiveably result in a Lady being hanged.
I really enjoy this show (just caught up on sky plus)
It does remind me a lot of "The Grand" which was on in the late 90's. It is different but similar to me. To that end i half expected them to stitch up Joanna Froggats character (Anna) after the death of "The Turk" and have her take the fall and end up hanged at the end of the series.
Three reasons i was expecting this, one because it would be heartbreakingly sad (much in the same way Jane Dansons character Monica was executed in "The Grand" although she did kill the man, who had attempted to rape her), Secondly because both actress have been in (or are in) coronation street and thirdly because Joanna Froggat seems to have a history of playing characters who end up dead!
I am glad that so far this has not happened because along with the little kitchen hand aka slave girl (Gwen?) Joanna Froggats character (Anna) is the character i care most about.
Yes I agree, it is a great drama. Though don't want to get too caught up in potential plot, but not sure if Anna would be "stitched up". After all Daisy if I remember correctly saw Lady Mary carry the Turk into his room. Did she see Anna?
One thing I do hope for is a cliffhanger at the end of this series.
To that end i half expected them to stitch up Joanna Froggats character (Anna) after the death of "The Turk" and have her take the fall and end up hanged at the end of the series.
Oh god, I hope not. That sounds a bit melodramatic, I'm more than happy with arguments about roses and missing snuff boxes! :D
Oh god, I hope not. That sounds a bit melodramatic, I'm more than happy with arguments about roses and missing snuff boxes! :D
lol.. that made me chuckle!
Not long to go, as usual I'm sooooo excited. Bound to be a fabulous episode! In the middle of painting my toddler's bedroom whilst he is at his grandparents, but I guess some things can wait lol.
Looking forward to this too tonight. In an effort to catch the snuff box malarkey, which I missed last Sunday, I turned on the repeat (too late!) and caught the "I love you..........Mr. Bates!" bit and welled right up I did! I agree with Nate. Missing snuff boxes and prize roses are also fine for me on a Sunday night! (Can't wait for The Kiss.;))
Does anyone else think that O'Brien and the woman on the left of last week's panel on The Apprentice You've Been Fired are probably never seen in the same room together?:p
Aw , poor you We all differ dont we . ? .Just switch it off then if it doesnt entertain you . I think its fantastic and I cant wait for more. I would love a two hour episode and would glady watch it three times a week .
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I was refering to the events as Edith knows them, rather than what we know.
He was young. He spent the day hunting (more strenuous than people might think). He had no ill effects at dinner or later that evening.
The next thing she is aware of is her sister carrying his dead body.
She cannot rule out that Mary was responsible for his death. I don't think she wrote to the ambassador to tell him his dead employee died of natural causes while having sex, why should he care. I think she wrote to tell him that the death was suspicious.
While only 1 peer was ever hanged for murder, Pamook was involved in sensitive talks. If (as far a Edith thinks possible) he was murdered then political pressure could conceiveably result in a Lady being hanged.
It does remind me a lot of "The Grand" which was on in the late 90's. It is different but similar to me. To that end i half expected them to stitch up Joanna Froggats character (Anna) after the death of "The Turk" and have her take the fall and end up hanged at the end of the series.
Three reasons i was expecting this, one because it would be heartbreakingly sad (much in the same way Jane Dansons character Monica was executed in "The Grand" although she did kill the man, who had attempted to rape her), Secondly because both actress have been in (or are in) coronation street and thirdly because Joanna Froggat seems to have a history of playing characters who end up dead!
I am glad that so far this has not happened because along with the little kitchen hand aka slave girl (Gwen?) Joanna Froggats character (Anna) is the character i care most about.
Good show, hope for a second series ?
One thing I do hope for is a cliffhanger at the end of this series.
Oh god, I hope not. That sounds a bit melodramatic, I'm more than happy with arguments about roses and missing snuff boxes!
lol.. that made me chuckle!
Not long to go, as usual I'm sooooo excited. Bound to be a fabulous episode! In the middle of painting my toddler's bedroom whilst he is at his grandparents, but I guess some things can wait lol.
Does anyone else think that O'Brien and the woman on the left of last week's panel on The Apprentice You've Been Fired are probably never seen in the same room together?:p
Evening all!
Looking forward to tonight's episode.
What scandals tonight?
'No she is not entitled to opinions until she is married....... then her husband will tell her what her opinions are!!!'
Hah! If my husband tried it just ONCE....!!
Such a shame Val didn't have her cataracts NOW
HH would have a field day!
Are you happy with who went?:)
Whereas Mr Bates and his admirer are rather cute.
He is a bit more than cute:)
........... and me. The hour just flies by much too fast.