You Did Well

“imagine saying this/showing this to a victorian child”. old, unoriginal, overused. Now “imagine saying this/showing this to Anthony Bridgerton”. bold, audacious, he would combust into a million pieces at the concept of a self checkout in Walmart.

imagine Queen Charlotte being told she has to scan a QR code to look at a restaurant menu or scan her receipt at steak n shake to fill her soda cup. she’d order the cashier to be beheaded.

I’m already frothing at the mouth at having a season where it’s immediately love at first sight for a Bridgerton like Benedict is already on his knees for Sophie and he ain’t even said one word to her yet and has simply admired her in awestruck wonder from across the room like the romantic artist he is!!

I’m curious on what the show runners goals were with teasing the first two seasons of Benedict being interested in men and then having him fully give in to the intrigue of being with one intimately if they’re not going to mention it or have it be apart of the plot in s4 ya know? Like I really don’t see them exploring it further in s4 since we know he ultimately ends up with Sophie and there wouldn’t be a way to incorporate his liking of men/being bisexual into that relationship (unless they throw some sort of curveball or come up with something that I just can’t think of atm) but I guess I’m just wondering what their goal was from the beginning of even teasing it if it was ultimately not going to go anywhere or be part of his main plot if he ever got his own season.

“you have to work to earn your right to live in this world sorry that’s just the way things are and it’s never going to change.” we built this world from the ground up over thousands of years of toil and strife and have been through countless systems and societies built on the concepts of ideas and dreams for better lives. we can dismantle these systems brick by brick if we have to- the concept of there being no other option for life has never been inconceivable for the dedicated yearner and hope-seeker.