Poor Miss Edwina Sharma has hit the jackpot. Not only does she think her marriage to Lord Anthony Bridgerton will be one out of true love, but also that The Queen’s favor is upon herself because it was Her Majesty who organized all plans for their diamond wedding ceremony and reception! Little does anyone know, however…that behind every whispering wind are invisible hands which 1913 knots together in an intricate pattern – set up just like how horology instructions tell us we must always do when making our most important decisions: carefully examine both sides before choosing between two options. At the end of Bridgerton’s “The Choice,” it is revealed that not only did she think he loved her, but also realized his feelings for another woman.
The wedding preparations at the palace have been underway for some time now that Lord Bridgerton has decided to hasten his marriage with Edwina. The ceremony will be performed by the archbishop himself, and there is sure to be a reception featuring peacocks living sculptures as well a footman watching over every young lady suspected of being part of Lady Whistledown’s organization – all in order to catch those who remain undetected!
The bride and groom are busy preparing for their respective nuptials, but all is not well in Queen Charlotte’s realm. First, she worries over the bachelor party of Lord Anthony Woodville with his brothers before heading off to have fun at an Indian Haldi ceremony where he does little dancing while wearing vivid colors- which never suited him as much from what I’ve heard! Then it’s Edwina’s turn – this time though there seems something more serious going on since Shelle Conn reports that Mary doesn’t want her husband Kate anymore because “he doesn’t even look happy.”
Portia (Polly) and Jack are planning on using the wedding reception for their own advantage. Or rather, Portia has designs while her husband is simply delighted by Bessie Carter’s keen eye in deceitful plans! After hearing Lady Featherington’s idea about Prudence being used as a showpiece during this party so they can showcase fake rubies from earlier that were given to them by someone else-a cousin no less-, both new Lord & Master of household complement each other upon taking control with such confidence; it makes one blush even after reading just those few sentences.
The downstairs area is dark and daunting, but upstairs there’s light at the end of this servant’s tunnel. Upstairs we find Penelope sitting in a corner chatting with Madame Delacroix about what she knows- that Mr. Theo Sharpe may have some feelings for Eloise beyond friendliness or loyalty from working together so much time around each other. It seems like every woman has her secrets nowadays!
When Penelope finds out that her friend Eloise is dating a commoner, she’s shocked and concerned. After all if anyone were to find out about this scandalous relationship it would surely make them just as bad off or worse than Lady Mary Sharma who became an OUTCAST after becoming pregnant outside of marriage!
The archbishop began the ceremony, and Anthony could hardly listen to his words as he thought about duty. He was so enthralled with Kate standing behind her bride that it seemed like something out of a dream!
Just as Edwina catches sight of the exchange between Kate and her groom, one of Miss Sharma’s bangles falls from its tight grip on her wrist. Without thinking twice about what she is doing, Anthony rushes over to pick it up for his love interest.
Edwina had been feeling a bit dizzy and confused, but she still managed to walk down the aisle. However, as soon as it came time for her vows with Lord Holwell actioned anger quickly took over causing Edwna to leave immediately before anyone could say anything more about how strange that was since everyone knew what happened earlier today…
Citation: When I tell my friends about this story they’ll think I’m crazy because there is no way something like magic really happens in real life!
When Edwina confronted Kate about her feelings for Anthony, the latter denied knowing anything. Mary got between them and told an angry sister to leave the room before she could be found out in this scrape of a love affair with someone else besides brotherly affection or pure-hearted infatuation (whatever you want to call it). And then all hell broke loose–or at least one piece did!
When Anthony is sent away by his mother, he doesn’t have to leave the room because she’s too busy talking with everyone else in their family. But this time around it seems like there are no more lies being told; instead of begging them for forgiveness like before Edwina has come up with an idea on how they can save face while still maintaining honesty between themselves as well as others who may think less than kindly towards either one if not both parties involved (I’m looking at you sister!).
Anthony answers that their roles as viscount and diamond complement each other since neither of them was able to choose their own fate. Still not satisfied Edwina demands he tells her if he loves or understands how she feels but Anthony merely says “I understand” in a compassionate tone while shaking his head sadly at what happened between them.
When she returns, they will be able to solve the problem of Kate. The viscount is sure that by this time tomorrow everything should have resolved itself and there won’t be any need for scandalous occurrence between them or anyone else in their social circle since people are thinking along similar lines as him-the sooner it’s over with good news being announced then faster everyone can go back about their business!
After leaving Edwina’s quarters, Anthony finds himself face-to-face with Kate. The two lock eyes for what feels like an eternity before anything is said or done; however – much to his disappointment (and relief) there are no sparks between them this time around! He tries one last conversation attempt by asking if she would consider marrying him instead of letting herself burn up over someone who doesn’t want any part in their lives anymore but it seems as though all hope has finally died down for these two former lovers.
irate and determined not to let her get away with it this time, Edwina argues that Kate is an adult woman capable of making decisions on her own. Before kicking out the door once again she makes sure to point out they’re not actually related by blood-they’re just half-siblings.
Outside the quarters reserved for the bridal party, guests wait hopefully to find out whether there will be a wedding. Lady Danbury (Adjoa Andoh) and her friend Lady Bridgerton bond over their shared burden of maybe having to tell Queen that this event isn’t happening as planned; they’re especially nervous since Her Majesty blaming them, after all, due to recent events in which both ladies had spoken highly about Edwina Sharmas – guaranteed diamond among season’s Rubies!
In the palace’s garden, Brimsley spreads rumors to draw Lady Whistledown out of her hiding spot and Jack gathers all their fellow businessmen around him in order to talk business. The only person who seems less than thrilled with what they have planned for America is Mondrich (Martins Imhangbe), but his opinion doesn’t count since he isn’t involved enough! Later on alone together Portia celebrates how successful this enterprise has been while rendering me speechless thanks again handsome.
Edwina’s kindness towards the Queen wins her over, and Edeline is able to convince King George that it would be best for him if they married now before someone else could take advantage of his ignorance.
Eloise runs off to find Theo in order to admit her feelings for him. She knows it’s risky but is happy that he feels exactly the same way about them too; after all, they’re both reading from “The Dreamers”. While this would be enough reason alone why she loves being around him so much (and what girl doesn’t want someone who likes ‘em?), Eloisa also has news that might change everything: one of Queen Charlotte’s maidservants appears likely candidate as possible bride-to -the future King Charles II!
Then Edwina summons both Anthony and Kate to the church. She cannot marry viscount, for this would mean betraying her own feelings; furthermore, she is tired of having all decisions made by Kates anyway so before leaving in tears stating “I’ve lost nothing today”. It was then that we realize just how much power has been taken away from kate since now it’s not solely up to him/her but also Edwina’s decision-making abilities.
The two lovers finally embrace after a long, tearful moment of silence. They stand together in the church’s doorway with their heads turned towards each other until they hear someone approaching from behind them—it is only then that Anthony breaks off the connection and walks away without saying another word to Kate; leaving her alone once more as battle wages outside those very same doors where he just was refugeeing for some time now…
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