Sanditon S3 -- Charlotte and Alexander travel to Falmouth

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Sanditon S3 -- Charlotte and Alexander travel to Falmouth

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Charlotte (Rose Williams) and Alexander (Ben Lloyd-Hughes) arrive in Falmouth to rescue Augusta (Eloise Webb) from Edward (Jack Fox) (From S3:E5)
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@susanh.7239 Жыл бұрын

The scenes in the carriage are so powerful. Probably my favorites of Series 3, excluding the clifftop scenes of course. The prolonged silences are so full of emotion. I'm so thankful they did not rush the dialogue. A lot is revealed here, but the silences hint at all the things still left unsaid. Also, they show so much respect and admiration for one another when they listen well to one another. Charlotte is a grown-up here, not the girl she was on her first-ever trip to Sanditon and not a hired governess. She is his equal in every way. They are a great team. I am full of respect and affection for these two!

@fido4450 Жыл бұрын

I love the conversation in tbe carriage. It clears a lot of things up for Xander. She’s basically telling him it’s an arranged marriage that she has to go through with. And she didn’t want Augusta to suffer the same fate. But what’s most interesting is when he asks what he should have done differently and she responds you could have listened and not decided for her…. It’s a overview of what went wrong for them too. And his tone as he asks …..❤❤❤ sigh…!

@ashima08 Жыл бұрын

The pauses here were so beautifully executed by both actors.

@denisefisher9727 Жыл бұрын

I think Charlotte and Xander’s conversation in the carriage - (outward and return journey to Falmouth) - is to me so revealing. It’s where Charlotte finally acknowledges that she cannot marry Ralph. The discussion about Augusta knowing her own mind and how young women of that era were viewed i.e. strangers to their own minds and decisions being made by male family members on their behalf to assure security inc her own father are about Augusta but also self revelatory. She is ‘telling’ Xander how she came to be with Ralph. The same again when she admits telling Augusta to follow her heart or she would regret it and the emotion, her voice breaking and hesitation after she says she cannot bear the thought of Augusta being trapped in a loveless marriage. These discussions all point to how she’s feeling in that moment. This scene was so poignant because you sense how trapped she feels and it genuinely brought a lump to my throat🥹By the time they arrive back in Sanditon however you sense she has chosen to follow her own advice and hence seems relieved when Ralph points out he is not the one she chose. Brilliant, sublime acting again by the two leads. Well done Rose and Ben 😊

@joansnelson Жыл бұрын

Great actors these two❤️❤️

@geeky_sasha6813 Жыл бұрын

When Charlotte says “the thought of Augusta being trapped in a loveless marriage, unable to be with the man she…..” Colbourne’s face is like “*ahem*…you were saying?????”

@caelum860 Жыл бұрын

And the tiny smile at 2:55 - 2:56 !

@ainetanichols6651 Жыл бұрын

I think this scene is talking about two parallel accounts. One is Colbourne's relationship with Augusta and one with Charlotte. When he says "What could I have done differently" I think he is also asking Charlotte what he could have done differently with her. She of course says you could have listened instead of making up her mind for her. Meaning he could have discussed his feelings with her instead of making the decision for her that he wasn't good enough for her. I thought this was a pretty powerful moment if you really listen to what is said.

@gerom2712 Жыл бұрын

Excellent analysis of the scene ❤❤❤. He, just like the girls, had must to learn from Charlotte. It really was a brilliant series.

@ainetanichols6651 Жыл бұрын

@@gerom2712 It was! I hate that it's over.

@gerom2712 Жыл бұрын

@@ainetanichols6651 People are petitioning for a 4th / spin-off season. Let’s keep our hopes up until it’s a definite no. Who knows… 🤗🤗🤗🤗

@ainetanichols6651 Жыл бұрын

@@gerom2712 I'd be happy with a movie even. Whatever we can get. LOL

@ainetanichols6651 Жыл бұрын

I'd like to at least hear them address each other by their first names.

@ninotchka101 Жыл бұрын

Where to begin. So much incredible communication going on here in the carriage: Charlotte: “Too often young women are thought to be strangers to their own minds. It is left to fathers or uncles to choose the path their life should take. As if we require saving from ourselves.” My comment: Let’s hear it for young women and their ability to choose their own life paths !!! 🎉 I love this scene for so many reasons but also because, Yes, Charlotte is imparting so much wisdom to Alexander but she is also acknowledging that in her own life, if she marries Ralph, she also faces the prospect of “being trapped in a loveless marriage.” ❤❤❤

@karenshurley4793 Жыл бұрын

What should I have done different; was Zander asking about Augusta’s situation or him and Charlotte. Both?

@fido4450 Жыл бұрын

I think both. His tone totally changes as he asks that question.. ❤

@catherinebouron4119 Жыл бұрын

merci Susan pour vos nouvelles vidéos si bien découpées afin d'isoler le plus important de chaque scène entre nos deux héros adorés. Ici, leur discussion est d'une intensité et d'une vérité hallucinante. Tout ce que dit Charlotte est à double sens : elle parle de Augusta et en même temps d'elle ! Et Alexander, si proche d'elle dans cette calèche, ne peut que le ressentir ainsi et c'est pourquoi il l'écoute silencieux sauf pour poser des questions (auxquelles elle répond sans détour). Alexander, depuis leur rencontre, a toujours écouté Charlotte avec intérêt puis réflexion, même s'il n'était pas toujours d'accord (il savait le lui dire sans ambage). Son écoute a été fructueuse puisqu'elle lui a permis de modifier sa vue sur la société, les êtres qui l'entouraient, sur la vie qu'il menait et qu'il imposait à sa famille. Ici, il est totalement conquis par ce qu'il entend : cette femme qu'il aime passionnément a le don de dire avec sincérité, douceur et persuasion ce qu'il aurait tant de mal à évaluer et à maîtriser ! CHARLOTTE A CE DON DE DIRE CE QU'IL FAUT AU MOMENT Où IL LE FAUT ! S'il l'aime autant c'est aussi pour cette raison-là ! Je pense que Charlotte prend conscience, dans cette calèche, près de l'homme qu'elle aime au delà de tout, qu'elle doit se séparer de Ralph ! Elle prend conscience que son avenir doit dépendre d'elle et uniquement d'elle ! Son coeur appartient à l'homme assis en face d'elle : si près physiquement, si près émotionnellement, si intensément et totalement présent dans son coeur et son esprit ! Elle ne PEUT, elle ne DOIT, elle ne VEUT pas le sacrifier pour une parole donnée serait-ce à son père ! D'ailleurs elle le dit : elle doit prendre SA part de responsabilité dans SA vie ! Tout ceci servi par deux acteurs au sommet de leur art : il n'y a que sincérité, que profondeur, que sensibilité, que force émotionnelle qui atteint l'EXCELLENCE !

@jenniferward5216 Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Susan for giving us the different segments so that we can dissect. Your subscribers are very intelligent and so much into this series. I read every single comment. Today is the finale and I feel as though it's a funeral service I have to attend. This was so different from all other Regency series I have seen. Clean yet sexy and deep emotional love, marriage and its problems, betrayal, lies and mannerisms of each individual. Sigh, give us more.❤😢

@megchesney3492 Жыл бұрын

Once again, thank you for the wonderful work you did in publishing the films. I totally agree with what everyone said in their comments. There is one more episode left. I enjoy reading everyone's comments. In my opinion, many recent stories have been written by people who believe in the power of the collective unconscious and constantly consider the merits of all points of view. I also believe that Sanditon makes us to feel happy, sad, and mysterious and that unexpected events can occur and that things can turn out differently than they should. Life and love may be difficult, and so many expectations and experiences have led me to act differently than we could have.

@kparker3245 Жыл бұрын

Susan, another one of my favorite clips and so full of truth, revelations poignancy and understanding. Thank you for creating this clip of the most powerful scenes in Season 3. 👒🎩🐎

@gerom2712 Жыл бұрын

I agree with all the comments. They have made the words “I love you” sound totally overrated and obsolete for me. So much more was conveyed, yet with few words…I’m still in awe of Sanditon ❤❤❤❤❤. Like many other fans I still feel like there is a possibility for more story telling.