Rose's Aventure with a Married Man | Downton Abbey

Rose escapes from Matthew, Edith and Rosamund to meet with her lover, Terence Margadale, a former employee of her father that seduces Rose telling her that he is in a very unhappy marriage and that he has fallen completely in love with her.
From season 3 episode 8: A cricket match at Downton sparks Robert's competitive side and could prove to be vital for future of the estate.
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[@jordangreer2494]

I love that in the 20s a jazz club was the equivalent to a modern underground rave

[@CATboss001]

Quoting the lick would probably be something like quoting a lyric from Marilyn Manson

[@tarawhittington5686]

😂 When he said "well... y'know" I thought... strip club? 🤔 Alas, something far more scandalous

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

What's more scandalous than a strip club?

[@davidhutchinson5233]

@@sampuatisamuel9785 Not much...I bartended in one for years.

[@raphaelledesma9393]

I guess the way people are dancing with rather sensual movements might have been considered outright scandalous at the time it was introduced.

[@Evergreenoutsider10]

I love how Matthew was decisive, kind, and stern all at the same time. Great show!

[@cards0486]

Evergreenoutsider10 I always love the perfect movement Matthew has. “Why don’t we dance?” With the fluid motion of grabbing her arm, never stopping his stride. He was such a wonderful addition to the Crawley bunch; as was Tom. At least we got to keep Tom.

[@leenaleewitch3731]

Matthew would have made a great father

[@marinazagrai1623]

Like the big brother she didn’t have…dealing with that evil man, praying on someone who could be his daughter (never mind two-timing his wife - maybe she was doing the same on him).

[@charly3689]

Who else wishes they had a big brother like Matthew

[@gryffindore7]

I have a twin brother like him and with the same name too 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rcp4479]

I could be interested

[@rcp4479]

Well you obviously dont. .. I would

[@metro121482]

i definitely would not want him to be my brother!

[@tfh5575]

Husband*

[@01Mary02]

I really couldn't stand Rose when we were first introduced to her. Then we finally met her witch of a mother and it suddenly made sense as to why she was being so rebellious. Loved her when she met and married Aticus!!

[@GoldenRose116]

Its weird how mature Rose became after just 2 seasons, she really had grown up allot. And Edith is low key living for this drama.

[@Sunshine-zm1fx]

I noticed her wry smile when they approached the table. She was loving the drama!

[@grayk7455]

Well she got married and had a baby. That can mature anyone a lot.

[@GoldenRose116]

@@grayk7455 true with the excption of Mary then who became immature after getting a baby

[@billiebuffalo]

You must have forgotten the family that Edith grew up with. Any degree of drama must really take her back!

[@srkh8966]

Golden Rose it’s weird how Rose began the series as sexually active then became virginal once she met her husband.

[@haswelliris3770]

Would you look at that, the beast is dancing with cinderella

[@evanzeller4183]

Haswell Iris I was looking for this comment! 😂

[@celeryg66]

lol, would never have put that together

[@amandaljohnson]

Yoooooo! Never noticed 😱

[@horsepill2842]

Me too, I didn't put it together until mentioned. Makes a nice fairy-tale mash-up.

[@piacolada206]

They have good chemistry too!

[@nighthasfallen456]

I love how the trio are all like "this place is ghastly!" and I'm like "this place actually looks really fun..."

[@gerardcollins6621]

"And what sort of club is that?" "Well, you know..." "That's the point. I don't." Oooo you can hear the rising anger in the tone of Rosamunds voice. XD

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

British??? Downton abbey? 20 years later....wow how time flies

[@jimmikulsky4810]

Yeah, but it ain't his fault. He was just doing his job.

[@naturazpolski9213]

Rosamund was SOOO great! She's just the exact image of aunt I have in my head when I think of this word

[@sonofmoss]

@@jimmikulsky4810 I don’t think she was mad at him. More like max at Rose.

[@Maaarrina]

Matthew is such a protective gentlemen.

[@peg202xo7]

"I'm on the side of the downtrodden." Love him!

[@mjremy2605]

GENTLEMAN, not GENTLEMEN. There is only one of him, not many.

[@jaanvivadakodi]

@@mjremy2605 When we want English lessons, we shall ask for it.

[@mjremy2605]

@@jaanvivadakodi When you want to speak English, do it correctly or write in Hindi. If you do it wrong you will be corrected whether you ask for it or not.

[@lordloneshadow7572]

@@mjremy2605 And do you think someone with a name like Marina knows Hindi?

[@GabyGibson]

Boy, Matthew sure knew how to diffuse a situation

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

"defuse"

[@chocsn414]

Roses character really injected some wonderful youth and fun into the show!

[@morningdew2309]

And somebody said DA jumped the shark by adding the character Rose.

[@sailorv8067]

She is basically a wh@@e, the actress herself, and her characters become more or less so, every one of them including even Natasha Rostova, not to say Rose

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

Love how pissed rosamund is throughout this and Matthew’s concern at that her blowing a gasket and this thing rose has gotten herself into. Then there’s Edith just enjoying the show while taking shots at the man knowing he can’t say anything about the wife and what they did in Warwick square

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

Matthew was so British in all the best ways in this scene!

[@alberttsai8832]

He was! Matthew is the perfect British gentleman! Honorable and chivalrous, but kind and understanding.

[@michaelcain9324]

Rose tried my patience in the beginning, but by the next season I adored her.

[@agenttheater5]

she was a young woman desperate for independence, the guy took advantage of what she didn't realise was naivety by acting like he sees her as the modern independent woman she wants to be just to have an affair with her, then she took some time and then because an actual independent and capable woman.

[@jayalexander6798]

I couldn't shake off the first impression. She remained one of the least liked characters for me.

[@taylorharrison6607]

@@jayalexander6798 how can people like you enjoy tv by ignoring characters who grow.

[@SummerRain368]

@@jayalexander6798 And Rose was one of my favorite characters right from the beginning! Beautiful, full of joy and youthful exuberance!

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

"...Well...you see it's terribly difficult." "Yes, I thought it might be!" I love the British. 😂

[@agenttheater5]

They never do think of any other excuses, do they? Men who have affairs and spin the 'I want to be with you but it's really difficult' story.

[@m.layfette6249]

That's not just a trait for the British. In my opinion they borrowed it from America. With a bit more subtlety. (Not much, just a spoonful.)

[@cobbler9113]

@@m.layfette6249 Same language and many in America will have British heritage to some extent so the expressions will be similar.

[@aaryanbanerjee9335]

"This is like the outer circle of Dante's Inferno" Loved that sentence 🤣🤣🤣

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

"The OUTER circle?!?" 😂

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

One can only imagine what they would think of the outrageously hedonistic night life of today. They'd be afraid to look back, for fear of turning into a pillar of salt.

[@Robert08010]

@@duckduckgoismuchbetter What a comment?!?? Very poetic.

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

@@Robert08010 Thank you.

[@Thecognoscenti_1]

"This is like the outer circle from Dante's Inferno" 😂

[@georgeprchal3924]

Well the first circle is Lust, so...

[@monsieurboks]

Imagine if they saw nightclubs nowadays...

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

@@arianequenard4248 They'd have to bathe in smelling salts for a week, just to wake up from fainting at the horror of today.

[@jonmunoz2772]

I love how mathew was the big brother rose needed and I think this was a turning point in roses life when she decided to grow up.

[@alisonbarlow7836]

"married men who wish to seduce young women always have horrid wives." I'll bet when Rose was going to marry Atticus and she saw a picture of him with another woman, she learned this.

[@overcomerbtbojesus]

I loved how the triumvirate of edith matthew and rosamund circled the vulture and rescued rose from her foolishness with the cad she was with- and matthew playing big brother was sweet

[@linaarmia7997]

"Heavens, what a transformation!" 😂💀I love lady Rosamund

[@jeanmyers1787]

Matthew was such a wonderful part, so sorry he left the series

[@naturazpolski9213]

Matthew was the only person who could tame Mary, I think if he stayed in the show, he could really make Mary change and be better, a better sister, a better person much sooner

[@Sr79285]

I love how Matthew tries to defend Rose.

[@BTMmarineLM]

I literally rewatch Downton every month. It’s constantly on repeat while I’m sewing. I don’t think I could have this lockdown without it.

[@gutsfinky]

I think I'm on my.... eighth trip through the series. It's basically just background noise to my life now. And I'm still finding new details and perspectives. Fantastic show!

[@carolineandrews7231]

You and me and many more as well I bet. Downton became like a good companion, and I still love watching, as it's like an old friend. The tap, tap tap and train whistle, music... and Season One starts :)

[@MeMeDaVinci]

The character of Rose was the needle that pulled the thread of change, joining the fabric of tradition and modernism together. Her character was young for that reason. I think she was written out about three or four episodes too soon.

[@thesaviors007]

I wish Matthew was still on the show and he would of been in the movie

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

We all wish he was still on the show.

[@LilianaVelascoAriza]

But he did not. That's the problem

[@jehannethompson1432]

If he did not die

[@jehannethompson1432]

Screw Henry

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

If Julian Fellowes would think of this and be willing to write it, then something could still be done. A "Downton Abbey: Matthew and Sybil" miniseries could still be written and filmed. It could take each character by turns, and occasionally together, and back fill in some entirely new stories that just happen to fit into the vast gaps of time between the first series (season) and the last one. And with the other characters returning as well. But principally focusing on Sybil and Matthew, and previously unknown people who they may have interacted with in various ways through these interim years. In so doing, they could further flesh out some known Downton stories. And even use alternative camera shots for known scenes. Just like they use unused footage from the Karate Kid movies, in Cobra Kai. People would love to see Sybil and Matthew back again, in their prime. What a treat such a miniseries would be that focused primarily on them individually. And as much as possible, interacting with each other in various incidental scenes over the years

[@romulusthemainecoon3047]

I wish the actor playing Matthew had decided to stay. Matthew was such a kind, softening influence on Mary, an ally to Edith and Rose, and an all-around mensch!

[@DeepikaGinger]

Matthew was the glue that held them together

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

I love how Lady Rosamund settles elegantly when the two girls brush by her roughly

[@themermaidstale5008]

The way he pauses before he says “friend” speaks volumes. Off topic, for the name alone, I really want to go to The Blue Dragon.

[@virginiasmiles8865]

matthew is such a gentleman!! i wish dan hadn't left the show 😭

[@rosequartz4102]

That very last LOOK Lady Rosamond gives Terrance at the very end... My mother is a pro at that look. It sent shivers down my spine😂

[@littlelaguna9379]

Rose was so sad here. Never good enough for her parents and looking for love in the arms of men who care more about her pretty face and easy morals than her as a person.

[@cobbler9113]

Well, her Mum thought that way anyway. Her Dad adored her though.

[@aqueen04]

Seeing this scene just adds to the tragedy of Matthew's death, which isn't long after this. Yes, it's terrible and heartbreaking that Mary is left a devastated widow, that little George has lost his father, but others were terribly hurt by it too. In particular, I'm thinking of Edith. If one recalls the scenes where she starts talking about moving into writing for the magazine and such, you have people like Robert and Carson rolling their eyes and/or huffing dismissively, but then you have Matthew (and Tom too) who are happy for her and are kind and supportive of her efforts to find something to do with her time and her life. It was things like this that makes one realize just how much Matthew had become part of the family. And also here, you have Matthew getting Rose out of jam, even if he had to all but blackmail her to get her away from her adulterous boyfriend. Odds are, in time, Rose was extremely thankful that he did so.

[@Robert08010]

I don't think Robert objected for the reasons you do. Certainly if Carson expressed an objection it would be purely to spite any change at all. But to me Robert's objection seemed to be that he thought she was going to be exploited by the magazine, used for her good name and the publicity that would generate and then made to look foolish in the end. He was dismissive because he didn't want to see her hurt. Its just like with Mary. Everyone kept pushing her to get back to life after Matthew's death but Robert kept encouraging her to not hurry herself at all. Its like he treated them both a like fragile china dolls to be protected, not pushed forward into the light of day. He did evolved throughout the course of the series.

[@toddsavetodd736]

cannot get enough of this episode with it being the episode before mathews death, such a good last episode

[@KyAl2]

Remember he was a lawyer by profession. Too bad he was killed off. He would have been really fun to watch in the House of Lords.

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

If Julian Fellowes would think of this and be willing to write it, then something could still be done to bring him, and Sybil back. A "Downton Abbey: Matthew and Sybil" miniseries could still be written and filmed. It could take each character by turns, and occasionally together, and back fill in some entirely new stories that just happen to fit into the vast gaps of time between the first series (season) and the last one. And with the other characters returning as well. But principally focusing on Sybil and Matthew, and previously unknown people who they may have interacted with in various ways through these interim years. In so doing, they could further flesh out some known Downton stories. And even use alternative camera shots for known scenes. Just like they use unused footage from the Karate Kid movies, in Cobra Kai. People would love to see Sybil and Matthew back again, in their prime. What a treat such a miniseries would be that focused primarily on them, individually, and as much as possible, interacting with each other in various incidental scenes over the years

[@kpax2066]

You'd think Lily James would have learned from her character in regards to her relationship with Dominic West.

[@mark8846]

I love how sassy Edith and Rosamund get up and leave at the end.

[@MsDoctorWhoFan1]

I like Edith and Matthew's friendship. I think it would have blossomed more into a solid one if he had lived. I even have a fanfic on it. Where he helps her with the paper, cheers her on taking it over after Gregson's death and helps her with her grief. All strictly platonic of course. The fic is mostly M/M of course.

[@jehannethompson1432]

Lol

[@alberttsai8832]

@@MsDoctorWhoFan1 What’s the fanfic called? Do you have a link?

[@katheldridge8080]

1:29 I could have sworn they were about to play the Star Wars bar theme..

[@robertperry814]

Rosamund was one of my favorite characters. Wish she had been in the finale and in the movie.

[@snuffysmif9801]

Here, here!! I too was particularly a tad upset she wasn't in the movie. And Rose too... Ah well, perhaps in the sequel... That is, if we all ever get past COVID and they get back to film-making.

[@davidhutchinson5233]

I had a great Aunt who actually lived these times in the US. My Aunt Vera used to tell me how much fun she had. A little TMI at times.....but what a time to be young.

[@muhammedbs2967]

Matthew and Mary have always been a friends with Rose, she’s like their daughter

[@jehannethompson1432]

I know. It was very sad that Matthew died bc he didn’t spend enough time with Mary and George. Maybe they would have had more children and maybe get on a lot better with Rose 😭

[@moismail5226]

I found it interesting that Lord Grantham's sons-in-laws were instrumental in saving Lady Rose during her predicaments in embarrassing situations. In this scene, Matthew Crawley came to the rescue by giving her an ultimatum: leave Terence Margadale or face Lady Rosamund. In a later situation, Tom Branson came to her rescue. Such are the virtues of the men who married Lord Grantham's daughters.

[@margheritapomponio8691]

Branson came to rescue her from...a black man. Im not sure its a rescue in todays world

[@moismail5226]

@@margheritapomponio8691 My apologies. I should have been clearer in my comment. I was referring to the scene from Series 5, Episode 8. At the end of the bachelor party for Atticus, a woman entered his bedroom and encountered him in a compromising position. The following morning, at breakfast, Rose received photos of the "damaging encounter" at breakfast. It was Branson who rescued the situation by telling her to call Atticus in order to find out the truth. It was both he and Mary who did their best to salvage the situation for Rose and Atticus as they suspected that Lord Sinderby was behind the malicious act. In Series 4, Jack Ross, the black Jazz singer, spared Rose further embarrassment by rescuing her from a drunken Sir John Bullock. The disapproving ladies at the table sent Branson to "rescue" her from dancing with a black man. Yes, in today's context, such an action would not have been considered a "rescue" in itself. About a century ago, it was a different matter given the circumstances and social situations of the era.

[@margheritapomponio8691]

@@moismail5226 oh now i see. You seem very invested! 😂

[@SummerRain368]

⁠@@margheritapomponio8691 I believe most people coming here to watch these marvelous short clips are very invested! 😅

[@Leahschoice1]

The final look that Rosamonde gave the married man was priceless 🤣🤣

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

The essence of "withering". 😂

[@sabahmerchant1866]

This is The Dowager’s daughter, after all

[@felipeestopado2346]

Rose is so outgoing.

[@femmeofsubstance]

Felipe Estopado Yes. With her legs wide open, too...

[@pneron2032]

She puts out

[@99994139]

Lily James is such a fine actress , she fits in every role she plays , especially the period dramas . Lady rose was one of my fav .

[@jayalexander6798]

Amazing how that goes. She was the only one whom I couldn't find a way to like, even if I felt for her because of the way her mother treated her. It took other movies for me to start liking the actress (excellent indeed!), which is when I realized it was just the character I didn't like.

[@martincook318]

That first tune at the Blue Dragon is Reminiscent to the Charleston which tuck the world by storm and the first English Version of that Dance was Recorded by the Savoy Orpheans on His Master's Voice on Tuesday July 7th 1925

[@danistrawberry28]

Big brother Matthew! ❤️

[@charlieadams2084]

Matthew is a fucking legend of a big brother

[@GenXsinglefree]

I always wanted more storylines with Lady Rosamund.

[@Robert08010]

She seems like she could have been a series all by herself.

[@sheismymom]

Edward Baker-Duly plays Rose's lover he was also Tinman in The Wizard of Oz in the most recent West End production

[@Sunshine-zm1fx]

I would have loved to have seen him!

[@oceanblue1487]

It would be very funny at 01:30 if somebody had substituted the Cantina scene from Star Wars.

[@supremesfan2]

wearing a tux just to go to a night club. very nice!

[@acanorum]

supremesfan2 tuxes were considered pretty law fare for dinner, so they might just have fitted for a night club back then

[@7ajhubbell]

Thank you.

[@tfh5575]

2 hours? He def hit that.

[@MandyJMaddison]

Matthew is magnificent!

[@karldelavigne8134]

The mere fact that he lives in Warwick Square indicates that he is not a gentleman. Edith's euphemism really meant: it's like Belgravia, but without the class.

[@gilsacora1713]

Como gostaria que houvesse continuidades dessa série. Sinto saudade de todos personagens.

[@pondpunya4791]

I would love to go to this club. Looks hella fun

[@rp8812]

Rosamund looks like Violet! What a coincidence

[@raraavis7782]

Yes, they really matched her well for that role. Even in her manner of speaking, sometimes. Like when the taxi driver reports, he waited 2 hours outside that house: ‚How very expensive.‘. It doesn’t get more deadpan and sarcastic than that. And we know, where she got that dry wit from...

[@ThePeachygal]

Their big blue eyes, Robert too. They all looked related.

[@maryannlockwood7806]

riccardo pomponi And Edith’s hair color reminds me of lady Rosamund’s.

[@ThePeachygal]

@@maryannlockwood7806 Yes their wigs were similar colors. Laura Carmichael actually has dark hair she bleaches blond in real life.

[@mugiikari1641]

Very ironic that the actress who played Rose now has a reputation for getting involved with married men. If you allow someone to have their cake and eat it too, they’re going to consume you and throw you away the second they lay eyes on a new pastry. You should NEVER be with a married person unless 1) you are the one that’s married to them 2) it’s the kind of situation where you have their consent. Such an appalling, disrespectful act really shows how poor someone’s character is (for both parties of the affair)

[@Skyebright1]

It’s not really a reputation if it was once

[@squireob]

What is the name of that first song?

[@itzzchristina1132]

i must say matthew handled that well👍

[@deenagara9151]

When you realised that Cinderella and the Beast shares a scene together!

[@rosenener195]

i love lady rose’s hair!

[@tideoftime]

I wish they had had just one more season -- this was such a good show. (Season 5 was perhaps a bit weak, but by that point we had enough good will towards the show to overlook it; Season 6 improved and was back on track. A 7th season would have rounded things out nicely... but at least we have the movie coming out shortly... :) )

[@maxeyre2024]

My ranking of the seasons goes: 1. Season 3 2. Season 2 (#1 and #2 are interchangeable) 3. Season 1 4. Season 5 5. Season 6 6. Season 4 They’re all great though

[@Julian-ns9sl]

My Ranking: 1. Season 5 2. Season 4 3. Season 6 4. Season 3 5. Season 1 6. Season 2

[@maxeyre2024]

Julian Really? I thought the earlier seasons were much more dramatic and exciting. Not disregarding your opinion but just interested.

[@Julian-ns9sl]

@@maxeyre2024 I Really liked them too but I'm a fan of the 1920s so I liked the last 3 seasons more

[@tideoftime]

@@maxeyre2024 I loved S-3, as well; I don't, though, rank S-4 low like you do -- I was extremely impressed at how well and credibly they handled Matthew's death and really gave Mary a strong mourning period yet still let her bounce back even stronger. But, again, I'd take any season of Downton over 99% of what else is one TV, for sure... ;)

[@rmiddlehouse]

Rosamund sure was shootin the messenger in this one. Hope they tipped him well

[@grease58]

Rose's reaction to seeing them standing there at 2:57.......REAL!!!! (for any young adult who gets busted, that is)

[@mari.tiengo]

I love Matthew so much in this scene!!

[@averyorsini6600]

On a completely unrelated note I really like how The Great Gatsby movie used modern songs In cinematography To try to get across the feeling Of how out there and crazy these parties are supposed to be to a modern audience Because it was really effective

[@chotzrary]

Edith made this scene for me. The entire time she is loving the whole drama unfold before her. For once she wasn't the fallen girl in the family.

[@barbiedesoto7054]

And yet I think she feels for Rose because she knows what it’s like to have a family that doesn’t lover her. They both acted selfishly and stupidly for that reason I think. But they also both grew and learned they could be their own person. It’s just sad Edith’s parents treated rose better than their own daughter.

[@CEB1896]

”Why should your delicious dinner be spoiled”, as if lady Rosamund cooked any of this.

[@carlycrays2831]

In this situation and even today, even if the hostess didn't make the dinner, it was still her dinner.

[@Furienna]

She paid for it though.

[@msg4141]

My goodness, it seems the ladies were very fast and loose with their favours in that era. Thank goodness there were no smartphones etc to chronicle the events.

[@SnowdropWood]

The Beast dancing with Cinderella. :)

[@MarklovesAngels]

My favorite scene with Matthew.

[@tinavino1575]

I wonder the song title in that club.

[@susanr5546]

I'm on the side of the down-trodden.....aaah, Matthew!

[@joshuag.4873]

“How terribly expensive…” lol

[@KatBaumgarten]

I love downton abbey but i will never forgive the show for killing the love of my life ♥️ matthew was the sweetest

[@nulnoh219]

Teenagers being rebellious is a constant thru the ages huh.

[@katie7748]

"There is nothing new under the sun."

[@njplr]

"Belgravia without the bustle" - well, I made a pilrgrimage to Belgravia, to 65 Eaton Place (Upstairs Downstairs remains one of my all time favorite shows) and I wandered for hours around Belgravia. Gorgeous, tony, posh, classy - but ZERO bustle. In fact, I was struck by how QUIET the streets were. Few people, little traffic, no city noises whatsoever. I guess it has changed since the 1920s.

[@leonardssenkindu8445]

“Downtown inferno”, early “disco inferno” of the 1920’s, Lol , 🤪😂😈 I like the 1920’s era, I wish I studied at school.

[@agenttheater5]

Always the way, she thinks she's a modern capable woman, desperate for some independence, he knows it, he acts like he sees her as a capable woman instead of a very young one, he manipulates her on what she doesn't realise is naivety, she thinks she has control of the situation when she's just being led on. Always the wives problem, always a reason why he can't get a divorce yet, always the same old story.

[@JackXFrost01]

to be honest at first, i really disliked rose and thought she was the "replacement" for sybil when she stayed with the family. she acted spoiled and lied to get what she wanted. but as the series continued i actually began to really like her and kinda understood where she was coming from. she was open minded to braking tradition and was friendly toward miss bunting even though she was rude AF and was disliked by everyone else, and some other moments to name a few. she eventually became i guess my top 5 favorite characters in the series and i'm happy her character had a happy ending.

[@snuffysmif9801]

Rosamund is such a foxy older dame, er... Lady!

[@nailaa1582]

i don't know that the beast will be such a great big brother for cinderella

[@Nina-hl5qk]

Does anyone know what dance it it is? Charleston, foxtrot etc.

[@user-hf5xn2tf8w]

looks so fun i wanna go there

[@puppylove2493]

please what is the name of the song and the name of the dance with Rose and the seducer????please some one

[@melaniekendall4903]

Thought it was adventure or guess it's aventure on delightful KZbin

[@duckduckgoismuchbetter]

If Julian Fellowes would think of this and be willing to write it, then something could still be done to bring Matthew and Sybil back. A "Downton Abbey: Matthew and Sybil" miniseries could still be written and filmed. It could take each character by turns, and occasionally together, and back fill in some entirely new stories that just happen to fit into the vast gaps of time between the first series (season) and the last one. And with the other characters returning as well. But principally focusing on Sybil and Matthew, and previously unknown people who they may have interacted with in various ways through these interim years. In so doing, they could further flesh out some known Downton stories. And even use alternative camera shots for known scenes. Just like they use unused footage from the Karate Kid movies, in Cobra Kai. People would love to see Sybil and Matthew back again, in their prime. What a treat such a miniseries would be that focused primarily on them, individually, and as much as possible, interacting with each other in various incidental scenes over the years

[@formylove160686]

Oh look! The Beast is dancing with Cinderella 😂😂😂... whatever will Beauty think? 🤪

[@Lefeurouge]

You can tell he's so fucking pissed. XD "WEll, eventually, I was set outside for . . . the best part of two hours." If I were him, I'd feel as though I'd been treated rather badly. And they just hop on in and ask him to go someplace else. I wouldn't be too happy about that. Not at all. Just gotta say, though, that the look on Rose's face when they walk up to her after she's been making out with that guy is absolutely hysterical! I fucking love it!

[@Skyebright1]

Lefeurouge yeah hopefully Rosamund gave him money for his effort and to keep quiet

[@mahbubamizanmurshed3394]

Season 3 was fine in general but you could see how Matthew’s storyline began to stagnate. People resent Dan for leaving but he wasn’t getting to flex enough acting muscles considering his insane range.

[@agnesc.9856]

Matthew❤️💔😢

[@Mimicunful]

Terence is quite handsome

[@sheismymom]

yeah I'd fuck him

[@agastysj291]

Heavens.... what a transformation.. 😀

[@Xindsorable]

When life imitate art...

[@jerryadams2191]

My Rose. 🌷

[@Izzybaggins]

I had no idea Lady Rose went out with married men, how disgraceful.

[@judysmith-randle1558]

That is the kind of big brother to have...