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mowgo

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  1. I really haven't seen any chemistry between Mary and Henry. It seems like Tom is more interested in Henry, or rather Henry's car. I don't know why everyone is acting like this is the man for Mary, when Mary and Henry have only spend a few brief periods of time together. I hope that Edith ends up happy with Bertie. I really like Bertie, and think he'll fit in with the family well. He's also the sort of guy who wouldn't be upset learning the truth about Marigold. I hope that in the end Mary and Edith become friends. They are both old enough to put aside their childish antagonism. Mary will always be a snob, but she can be nicer, as she was when she was with Matthew. Edith can get over her inferiority complex, and Bertie is the man to help her see her worth. When she feels better about herself she'll be in a better place to fix her situation with her sister. Yes, that was brutal and uncalled for. Also, he was a guest in her home, and was incredibly rude to talk to his host that way.
  2. I agree that Edith has good reason to feel everything that Mary says to, and about, her is an insult, because she's experienced Mary's insults her whole life. It's funny to see Mary react hurt when Edith responds to her negatively. Maybe Mary will wake up and actually make a sincere attempt to be friends with Edith. Edith is starting to overcome her inferiority complex. Edith is a successful businesswoman, has a man who truly loves and admires her, and a child that she will hopefully be able to acknowledge as her own. What she still needs to do is get out from under Mary's shadow. I hope the two of them end up as friends at the end of the series.
  3. Violet does know how to deal with people, and has seen enough to know what Ms. Cruikshank was up to. That girl was no match for the Dowager Countess. And Violet sure knew what it would take to make Robert happy, a new puppy! That was indeed a beautiful scene, with Edith looking particularly gorgeous and happy.
  4. I agree. Mary making Charles breakfast, after saving the pigs, was the most romantic scene she's had with any of her post-Matthew beaus. The two of them had real chemistry together.
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