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One Piece (2023-) S2EP03: WHISKY BUSINESS
His inner dialogues are so iconic! 😝
violet bridgerton is so strong because if my son who i confronted about his messy situationship with the maid thats fucking up the whole household vibe responded to my criticism by shaming me and my completely consensual first relationship in 15 years just because he wanted me to get out of his business id have put him on the FLOOR

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You know what? I absolutely love the fact that Sophie's acceptance into the Bridgerton family had nothing to do with having surprise noble origins—origins that would have made her a suitable match for Benedict—in the end. In Cinderella stories (really, in many romantic tales of class differences), it is a common rags to riches trope to make the pauper secretly a member of nobility, and this reveal solidifies their position in society, easing their transition into the culture of the upper class.
And Bridgerton didn't do this. Instead, they blackmailed the evil stepmother into staying away from Cinderella for life, and schemed a scenario that would allow them to straight up lie about her birth origins, so that she and a man of nobility could be together. Of course she's legitimate! She's the Late Earl's cousin. Just moved here.
And it works as a much more satisfying ending, to me, because overcoming class differences isn't as simple as many romances make it seem. Real life consequences of inter-class romance is often not fully fleshed out, unless it's used as a cautionary tale. But the Bridgerton family (and Alice Mondritch) ended up solving this problem not by bending the rules of society, but by outmaneuvering them.
the absolute unbearable cruelty that the writers foisted upon Cressida
a woman taught from the beginning in her home, by her own mother, that she cannot trust any other women, who finally, FINALLY felt she had a friend- who didn't care for her much at all. a woman who grew up in a house that is more akin to a mausoleum, a woman dressed up as a doll and made to masquerade and sing and dance for the attention of a half decent man, never to be considered seriously. a woman who is foisted onto a man old enough to be her grandfather, who wants 4 children from her, and intends to keep her locked up in his estate with at most 1 social outing a month, who didn't believe in listening to music, or art.
a woman who goes to the only person she ever considered a friend, saying 'I need to save myself. Run with me. Write with me. Help me.' only for that friend to turn her back on her, and talked ill of her for the rest of her time in her society. a woman who tried to claw her way out of a horrible circumstance, only to be told she's too stupid to do so. a woman who's mother wrote the article that insulted her friend's family, an article she still regretted. a woman who tried to save herself and was then sent off to an aunt even less warm than the circumstances she'd grown up in.
what was Cressida meant to do? she had no one to turn to, and when she tried, she was turned away. she had no options left to her, she exhausted all of them. yes, blackmailing Penelope was harsh, but I would have done almost anything to save myself from sexual assault at the hands of a husband old enough to be my father twice over who was clearly intending on mistreating me, especially if I was dropped by the only person I ever considered a friend.
Cressida's story is so fucking tragic. My heart cracked clean in half for her
I'm sorry but how am I supposed to value Penelope and Eloise's friendship over Eloise and Cressida's when Cressida was friends with Eloise for one season and read Mary Wollstonecraft while Pen has spent several seasons dragging Eloise and her family through the mud
Unpopular opinion perhaps
But if Penelope, after having spread gossip, most of them quite convenient for her interests, and used her influence as lady Whistledown to ridicule people and destroyed many relationships, gets to be absolved, all her wrongdoings forgotten, so must Cressida.
Cressida Cowper was a very ordinary bully compared to that. And still, the narrative gave more information on why she acts like that (and they are valid reasons!), had her reflect on herself, and get many consequences for her actions. Far more than for Penelope, who only got a tap on the fingers and only decided to give up her chronicles because it lessened her comfort.
Thus, Penelope's holier-than-thou attitude gets irritating when the narrative gives her everything without she ever giving back, or try to understand other women.
It becomes a problem when the one that is supposed to be a mean girl seems more mature and sympathetic than the one that is supposed to be the favorite.
(And well, taking the stage at Cressida's party was just another level of pettiness, and strange for someone who is supposed to dislike the attention and be ~the kindest~)
ELOISE BRIDGERTON & CRESSIDA COWPER BRIDGERTON 4.06 – The Passing Winter

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8 years later and still no other show is doing it like DARK. Story starts with a kid going missing, and they’re happy to explain to you exactly where he is and what happened by s1e5. Every plot twist is both extremely guessable and devastating. One of the main characters of the first season is put in life imprisonment and they’re just There For The Rest Of The Show. It’s actively unusual for a recurring character to not die onscreen. The petty drama of every interaction feeds directly into existential horror. Every episode ends with a ~3 minute musical montage while all the characters sit with their quiet tragedies. There’s four or five different characters who provide mysterious voiceovers. One of the recurring quotes is a line from a thrash metal song about a zombie. You could count the number of times the main character smiles on your fingers. There’s at least seven different conspiracy boards put together by various different people and all of them are wrong about important details. A new major character shows up in season 2 who is completely unrelated to any other plot thread and who is so unbelievably unlikable and inconvenient it wraps back around to being thoroughly entertaining. Two of the less important characters met and got together in a plot taken straight from a Wattpad fanfiction— he was a fugitive murderer, actively bleeding out, who randomly popped out of the woods to pull a gun on her bullies— and they have the healthiest relationship in the show. Another character tries to start a romantic relationship by dropping in on his soul mate’s high school class, and despite the fact she’s never met him before and he looks terrible and his hands are actively covered in blood and she already has a boyfriend this somehow actually works? but she murders him the next day anyway for unrelated reasons. Every one of the characters can leave their hellhole hometown anytime they want and yet none of them even try. Only one of the show’s three scheming masterminds ever actually finished high school. oh and, you want to watch the show? have fun keeping track of 34 recurring characters played by 71 different actors, you worm. watch with subtitles not dubs
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BRIDGERTON SEASON 4 (2026)
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watching bridgerton and obviously there were a lot of things wrong with the way socializing has worked in the past, but honestly the idea of a "calling hour" is so appealing. office hours for friendship. you can show up unannounced at my home between 1 and 3pm. you must leave by 3pm. I may give you a pastry. lets bring that back

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I just saw a post that deeply annoyed me because it went, "Here's a story that's like a Regency romance, but I FIXED it by making the characters sexually liberated and shame-free and polyamorous!"
This is like saying, "Here's a story that's like a thriller, but I FIXED it by having the serial killer go to therapy instead of trapping victims in his evil maze and dismembering them."
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The thing a lot of people don't seem to get is that the entire appeal of a Regency romance is watching a deeply repressed, perfectly controlled, buttoned up, straight-laced person who has never expressed an emotion before fall so hard for someone that something in them just breaks and they come completely unhinged.
It's a very specific kink that this genre is tapping into.
People who think the characters in a Regency novel are boring are missing the whole point. The characters are supposed to be boring, right up until they fall so madly in love that it drives them insane, at which point they become very interesting. Regency romance novelists are doing the writing equivalent of putting plain white featureless uncooked whole eggs in a microwave and waiting for them to explode.
benedict “please do not go” bridgerton vs sophie “move out of your house, you’re fucking up my work environment” baek