#easter episode

1. let us all say a big thank you to the costume and hair departments for giving us some very very quality Patsy Mount looks this episode. Delia even looks great, and that’s saying something because they normally have her looking like an adorable cabbage patch doll (I say this with the utmost love for the girl). 

2. I love how relieved Patsy looked after she saw Delia. There’s something just so soft about it. I have a feeling she was worried and checking her watch because she was ready for Delia to be late with bad news. The one thing they truly needed to justify to Delia’s family that she could move back was Delia’s job, and now that they have Delia hired back on at the London, they can actually be together again — for real this time.

Patsy and her cheeky looks are just too good. that’s all I have to say. We see her doing this little flirty look to Delia a lot, but this was the one that was really really there and not hidden from others or happening in the background of something and I love it. 

(Also Delia calling Patsy out on a lie is perfect. I love them and their relationship. show me another relationship out of the Nurses that is this natural and charged...I dare you) 

If you know me and my breakdowns you know what’s coming. THIS IS SUCH A BIG FUCKING DEAL Y’ALL. Last time we saw them together was in the Christmas episode where they did hold hands, but it was under the table and honestly more of a comforting gesture. this is IN BROAD DAYLIGHT, ON TOP OF THE TABLE, AND ISN’T COMFORTING. These women are in love, are comfortable and are happy and I am crying in the club. 

OKAY BACK ON TOPIC

Mama Busby coming in like the tornado of a person she is. God, it’s hard because you know she cares so much about her daughter, but Delia’s also a full-grown adult who went to medical school and has an entire posh ginger fiancée (I will stand by that ring she had on the necklace until the day I die). But we see Patsy shutting down as her mother keeps being very anti-London and Delia’s freedom, but she perks up and we see her give a small smile to Patsy who is trying to stick up for the love of her life, and it’s just perfect. 

But also, Patsy knows how much Delia’s family means to her, so she ends up staying quiet as Mama Busby puts her foot down. She doesn’t want to make things worse for Delia, and she’s trying hard to respect the love that Delia has for her mother. 

We do see the moment where she rolls her eyes at waits for Delia to stand up for herself — Patsy knows this isn’t her fight, but she was expecting Delia to be strong and assertive like her Deels always is, but when Delia stays quiet and deflates under her mother’s disapproval, it’s shocking for Patsy. 

I think this is the same phone booth that they had their moment in during the Christmas episode and oof it hurts. Last time in this booth Delia was saying she was going to fight so that they could be together again, and now that fight is lost for Delia. She loves her mother and she’s put her family through so so so much with her accident that I honestly think she owes them to do what they ask, even if it makes her miserable. 

The fact that we can see tears in Patsy’s eyes as she’s hearing this is just heartbreaking. She lost Delia once before, now she’s going to lose her again and she can’t stop it. I think this is her going through the beginning stages of grief here. Trying to see Delia one last time is her bargaining, she’s trying desperately to find a way to see her and hopefully manage to convince her to stay — even if the last time she gets to see Delia is in front of everyone. (Remember when Delia came back in the Xmas Episode and said she didn’t want her first time to see Patsy again be surrounded by everyone at Nonnatus? this is Patsy saying she’d rather be able to see the love of her life one last time, even if it’s surrounded by nuns and her colleagues.)

Also, having the little animal ears on Patsy is just such a great visual reminder. She has to go back out there and get these ears fixed and help with the Easter Bonnets and pretend like everything’s okay. She doesn’t have the luxury of being upset in front of her friends because they could 1. figure out exactly why she’s torn up about Delia not being able to come back or 2. downplay her feelings which isn’t fun for anyone. 

Delia’s shaky “I can’t leave Mum” is oof. The way she says Mum with such disdain and hurt is painful. After all, her mother is being this way to protect her, but she still doesn’t like it and now has to see Patsy for what could be the last time ever with her helicopter of a mother there the entire time. 

Whoever did Patsy’s hair and makeup for this scene deserves a raise. LOOK AT THAT CUT CREASE! THOSE LASHES! Iconic. 

Anyway, we see Patsy looking sad and sighing when Sister Winnifred brings up Delia taking up her job again. It seems like she and Delia have both come to terms with it, but for once in their relationship, Delia is the one who has this amazing emotional control while Patsy is wearing her heart on her sleeve in public. 

Just the exasperated eye roll that Delia does here is perfect. Also, the casting between the Busby’s is honestly amazing. Bravo casting department.

This little look they give each other before their separate reactions are just so great. The last person they both expected to be their biggest ally was most likely Sister Julienne or one of the nuns (let’s remember that conversation over lunch during the Rose Queen episode). But here they are, the nuns are the ones advocating for them to be under the same roof (without knowing exactly why that is such a big deal for Patsy and Delia) and Mrs. Busby not being able to say no and being peer-pressured is just perfect. 

Delia has spent time with literally everyone at that table in some way and they all like her (because, I mean, who wouldn’t?) so Mrs. Busby was going to be fighting a losing battle no matter what, and if we think back to when Fred brought Violet for their engagement party — it’s a big deal to be invited to lunch with the Nonnatons (Nonnatuns?) and arguing with them over Easter lunch would not be appropriate. So, Huzzah!! We have our little lesbians in the same roof, able to easily lie about why they’re always hanging out so much, able to shut the door at night (I see you “card games”) and able to be together. 

Anywho,

A camera monster makes anyone it takes a picture of disappear! With several Rangers taken out, Sayo tries to face off against Galza alone, but gets badly hurt! When Juru finds her, she acts childish and doesn’t remember him! 

The injuries she sustained mentally regressed her to a five year old and the only way for her to go back to normal is for her old teacher (Played by Zyuranger’s Seiji Umon) to reconnect with her!

Originating during a fascinating time in Russian history, Fabergé Eggs are now most commonly associated with excessive wealth and status. However, these delicately crafted creations were actually part of a deeply personal tradition. Join the Babes as they discuss Carl Fabergé and his many eggs of note.

Special Guest: Sonya

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