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Rosanne Stewart

Marigold needs buckets of therapy starting right now, but unfortunately that was not a thing in 1925. I feel so awful for Mrs. Drew. Mr. Drew as well, but a lot of this would have been avoidable if he'd just confided in his wife in the first place. But now they have to leave the home where Drew was born, where generations of his family have lived and worked, to find a new tenancy. All because he wanted to help Edith. Given how guilty Robert feels about the whole thing I'm sure he'll do everything he can, including paying for moving expenses and the first few months' rent at the new place. Carson is all but spineless in the face of Lady Mary's will. And Mary is coming at this with the best of intentions. She wants Carson to have the absolute finest of everything on his wedding day. And she's thoughtlessly putting the bride on the back burner because Carson is the one she really cares about. Plus it really doesn't occur to her that anyone wouldn't want to have a fancy wedding. It's painful watching Thomas get iced out by practically everyone but Baxter. Carson dismisses his offers of help, Andy politely rebuffs every gesture of friendship, everyone is all in favor of him finding a new job. But YIKES, that job interview. I have to assume, from the pointed comments about marriage and how "delicate" Thomas is, that this butler has heard rumors about Thomas, probably from when Alfred made that call to the police a few years back.

Nyssa Rawther 🍉🔻

Damn. Edith DESTROYED that family. She most definitely destroyed Mrs Drew. I think Mr Drew is a lot less shaken because he knew from the start. They should have told her. Edith barrelled in with a half cooked plan, ripped Marigold away from two different families, and then traumatised both Marigold and Mrs Drew. The two of them need therapy thanks to her, which they're unlikely to get in 1925. And even here she doesn't even realise the damage she's inflicted, only how it affects her. People really hate on Mary for being selfish which, fair enough, but these are the same people who forgive Edith the same sins because she's the less confident, more overlooked and therefore more pitiable sister. I wish there was a good ending for Thomas. I really do love seeing him with the kids - that's where he shines. They should have turned his arc around after that whole O'brien mess, given him a redemption rather than whatever tf he was doing to Baxter. I think Mary's utter disinterest in Edith is hilarious. But, also, sad. I miss Sybil (and Tom).