I'm still kind of irritated with Robert after that pointless cheating-with-the-maid storyline. I'm kind of surprised Cora let the money thing go so easily, but at the same time, I'm glad they had him tell her and not keep it as some horrible secret that forced an even bigger wedge between them.
I'm glad they didn't create bigger drama between them, especially since there will be enough drama over it with Matthew.
I feel like he’s going to backslide and offend everybody (especially Mary) by insulting their lifestyle.
Yeah, it seemed a bit off. Like talking to Mosely - I thought he understood about that.
By the end of the episode I was pretty happy about the Sybil/Branson relationship (especially Branson's ~bonding~ with Matthew) but he really irritated me when he was all “Don’t disappoint me Sybil.” Wow, patronizing much Branson? You could at least try to fit in a little bit for your wife’s sake. Y’know, cause she gave up everything and ran off to IRELAND with you. But like I said, he seemed to calm down a bit by the end of the episode.
It was nice that they're trying to include him and it's not quite so antagonistic between them all anymore. Now if only he'd get down off his high horse more often... And I missed the bit about "don't disappoint me Sybil." When was that?
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I'm glad they didn't create bigger drama between them, especially since there will be enough drama over it with Matthew.
I feel like he’s going to backslide and offend everybody (especially Mary) by insulting their lifestyle.
Yeah, it seemed a bit off. Like talking to Mosely - I thought he understood about that.
By the end of the episode I was pretty happy about the Sybil/Branson relationship (especially Branson's ~bonding~ with Matthew) but he really irritated me when he was all “Don’t disappoint me Sybil.” Wow, patronizing much Branson? You could at least try to fit in a little bit for your wife’s sake. Y’know, cause she gave up everything and ran off to IRELAND with you. But like I said, he seemed to calm down a bit by the end of the episode.
It was nice that they're trying to include him and it's not quite so antagonistic between them all anymore. Now if only he'd get down off his high horse more often... And I missed the bit about "don't disappoint me Sybil." When was that?