“This writer can’t tolerate a lie.” That is Woman Whistledown’s closing quote within the new Bridgerton trailer, nevertheless it additionally applies to this writer proper now.
On 3 June, Netflix launched the primary official teaser for the second a part of season three – and whereas it is actually steamy, it is also stressing me the hell out.
In fact, there is a sultry second between Kanthony, in addition to a preview of 1 significantly seductive mirror scene between this season’s major couple (IYKYK). Nevertheless, the majority of the trailer is concentrated on half two’s major battle: Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) is engaged to Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) with out understanding her secret identification.
Bear in mind, pricey reader, Colin hates Woman Whistledown greater than many of the different characters on the present, bar the queen (Golda Rosheuvel). Except for her penchant for exposing his siblings’ enterprise to the ton, she additionally ruined his engagement to Marina Thompson (Ruby Barker) in season one by revealing her being pregnant and destroying her status.
All through the brand new trailer, it is clear Penelope is struggling to come back clear, however Eloise (Claudia Jessie) is not going to let her brother be bamboozled once more.
“Till he is aware of the true you, he can’t presumably love you,” she tells her former good friend in a single scene, later threatening, “If it is too tough so that you can inform him the reality, I’ll reveal it to him myself.”
As a sister with two brothers, I respect it. As a licensed Penelope Featherington apologist, I am getting ulcers simply occupied with the inevitable fallout. Clearly, Eloise is correct, however that does not imply I am excited to look at what is going to absolutely be a gut-wrenching scene between Colin and Penelope if he discovers her favorite extracurricular exercise.
The trailer already gave us a glimpse at what a Polin argument seems like and I didn’t prefer it! “Colin, I can handle myself,” Penelope tells her fiancé within the trailer, to which he shouts, “Then what good am I to you?” Take me again to the carriage scene, please!
