#vlog show

So for mostly my convenience, I made a master list of all vlog shows I could think of. I linked in each title either the "main" website with all information, or the YouTube page.

The Lizzie Bennet Diaries (complete)

Welcome to Sanditon (complete)

Emma Approved

The Autobiography of Jane Eyre (complete)

Notes By Christine

Green Gables Fables

The New Adventures of Peter and Wendy

The March Family Letters

The Misselthwaite Archives (upcoming)

Frankenstein M.D.

Jules and Monty (complete)

The Goreys

The Runaways (season 2) (season 3)

School of Thrones (complete?)

Kissing in the Rain

A Tell Tale Vlog

Nothing Much to Do

Kate the Cursed

University Ever After (complete?)

Squaresville (complete)

Classic Alice

The Jo March Vlog

The Emma Project

The Jane Games

In Ernest

Carmilla

From Mansfield With Love

Elinor and Marianne Take Barton

East and West

Morganville

The Nick Carraway Chronicles (complete)

The Guild (all seasons)

The Private Letters of Christine Daae

Shakes

I haven't watched the Indie GoGo videos yet but that's besides the point.

I'll keep my thoughts brief now but may be more detailed in the future.

Episodes 46-55 had a LOT of Eddie / Jane fluffy goodness. Cuties, they are. Surprised Jane was willing to smooch him so much on camera. I guess that is the power of Eddie.

But Rochester to me seems so self-absorbed. Yes, he likes her, but he doesn't seem to understand she is her own person, with flaws. The whole tiara thing made it seem that he thought her a princess, when she thought the contrary. Would not like a guy worshiping me like that, let alone Jane.

Then the lie, oh my poor Jane. That wedding dress looked so pretty but now it's tarnished by an ocean of deception,

Then the truth. I have to watch it again, as I missed a lot of the facts. The only thing I understood is that Rochester entered a marriage, Bertha has postpartum depression after having Adele, got addicted to the drugs she was given, and Adele thinks her mother is dead...? Is that the correct story?

Then Jane leaves the place after the truth has been told. Can't say I blame her, it's heavy stuff to deal with.

Then there's a bit of mystery as to the faces of these new strangers that save Jane. (The robbery, by the way, was a good adaption from the book.) I love teases like that.

Diana and Mary, Simon's sisters, are so likable. I wish I had friends like them. I bet Jane wishes they were her cousins, too.

Then the new guy, Simon-James Rivers comes strolling by. And I am like, "aww yeah, cute actor, enter stage left." Although I am a bit shocked he isn't on screen that much... hm. I guess in the future episodes.

And Jane gets a new job as kindergarten teacher, with a co-worker named Rose. Romantic triangle commences forth. Although Jane always did seem like the nurturing type; teaching kindergarten seems right up her alley. But, don't you need a degree for that?

Also, maybe the "romantic triangle" is a bit much. I don't really see any chemistry between Jane and James. Maybe it's connected to lack of screen time.

Now episode 71. Which is coincidentally titled "Binge."