I think Eloise is sooo angry because she is so deeply hurt and heartbroken at the thought that Penelope may have used her their whole friendship just to get to Colin. The reason this hurts more than reasonable for us watching is because, I think, Eloise loved Penelope (maybe not just as a friend, but more like LGBTQ). She wouldn't know how to deal with that (even Benedict seems unsure with years of experience). If she's ace or queer, there wouldn't be a way for her to learn or speak about it as a young lady of the ton (they weren't supposed to know about sex at all, let alone anything other than heterosexuality). Sometimes, when you don't understand your feelings and/or have no way to properly express them, you act out or say the wrong things. She may also place on an ASD spectrum like Francesca likely does, in which case, it may impede her understanding of all of this social dynamics, romance, etc. Just because she seems smart and capable doesn't mean that it isn't at least partly an act she has had to learn to get by. The mask slips occasionally when heightened emotions are involved and she does something that seems right to her in a literal sense but doesn't account for the social nuances at all. It would explain why someone who is so "book smart" is also so socially inept and uncomfortable even after a year out in the ton. It would also make the common accusations of selfishness, lack of attention, and cutting remarks seem less like intentional acts or negligence and more like the social gaffes that come from not being able to properly "read the room." Or maybe she's actually as terrible as all the naysayers say she is and I am just projecting a bit. But if she really was that badly behaved on purpose, I think her family would have said something by now or reacted differently. I think they have allowed instinctively for her issues like they have for Francesca's. It would explain why they don't come down on her more for her behavior but instead try to expand her experience and guide her toward better choices. Food for thought.
Ok, so I loved this episode but truthfully the sex scene was slightly unrealistic. In truth based on the book and even Collin’s comments in the scene he should have focused on her breasts before the hand going south. 🤨
i’m hollering like i actually can’t breathe… i started hyperventilating like BAD
Jajajajajjajajajjajajajjajajajajajajajajajaja el flop a lo condorito and then running to block the screen, I died...
Simply hilarious!!
I’m here with you . Loving the energy I was right there screaming just like you! Man I love Bridgeton
Aww thanks girl!
Part 2 was soooo crazy
honestly it’s gonna break colin’s heart to find out about LW i mean jesus im scared 😵💫 i hope she tells him personally and not anybody else.
Eloise is so jealous of Penelope. First, Penelope is a successful woman, second, she has a husband she loves. Eloise is ENVIOUS!
I don't know how you're brave enough to watch Bridgerton with your brother?! The spicy scenes? Loved the vid...😂😊
🫣😂🙇🏾♀️ loool honestly idk how 😂
Haha, you both seem so chill. Love that! 😂
nah i was waiting for your reaction i couldn't breathe either
Part 2 was a whole worldwind 😭
OH MY GOD. IT WAS SO CLIMACTIC AT THE END!!!!
"Is she Hanna Montana?"
😂😂😂
@@annaquar 👀😅
Lol your reaction!!!😂😂
Lucky you weren't interrupted earlier 😂😂😂
So much better once you read or listen to the book!
I think Eloise is sooo angry because she is so deeply hurt and heartbroken at the thought that Penelope may have used her their whole friendship just to get to Colin. The reason this hurts more than reasonable for us watching is because, I think, Eloise loved Penelope (maybe not just as a friend, but more like LGBTQ). She wouldn't know how to deal with that (even Benedict seems unsure with years of experience). If she's ace or queer, there wouldn't be a way for her to learn or speak about it as a young lady of the ton (they weren't supposed to know about sex at all, let alone anything other than heterosexuality). Sometimes, when you don't understand your feelings and/or have no way to properly express them, you act out or say the wrong things. She may also place on an ASD spectrum like Francesca likely does, in which case, it may impede her understanding of all of this social dynamics, romance, etc. Just because she seems smart and capable doesn't mean that it isn't at least partly an act she has had to learn to get by. The mask slips occasionally when heightened emotions are involved and she does something that seems right to her in a literal sense but doesn't account for the social nuances at all. It would explain why someone who is so "book smart" is also so socially inept and uncomfortable even after a year out in the ton. It would also make the common accusations of selfishness, lack of attention, and cutting remarks seem less like intentional acts or negligence and more like the social gaffes that come from not being able to properly "read the room." Or maybe she's actually as terrible as all the naysayers say she is and I am just projecting a bit. But if she really was that badly behaved on purpose, I think her family would have said something by now or reacted differently. I think they have allowed instinctively for her issues like they have for Francesca's. It would explain why they don't come down on her more for her behavior but instead try to expand her experience and guide her toward better choices. Food for thought.
Ok, so I loved this episode but truthfully the sex scene was slightly unrealistic. In truth based on the book and even Collin’s comments in the scene he should have focused on her breasts before the hand going south. 🤨