Gentleman Jack
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For instance, folks from the underclass.
Speaking of real-world positioning, a truly fun reveal from this episode: Annes tiny house for makeouts!
Truly would Airbnb this place.
When Anne gets home to Shibden, things are less cute.
Anne has gotten home at ten and her sister, Yara Greyjoy, is pissed oclock.
I get it, Yara, but Annes not the problem.
You need a job of your own or a hobby or some cultural value.
Or to marry Mr. John Abbott, a secret suitor introduced in name only during this episode.
Anne does get on with another member of her family quiet well: her aunt.
mixed in with dire warnings about bad treatment by the townspeople.
That shit is real, too.
Another thing this show does well is introduce the way homophobia reaches into daily life for queer folks.
is a good retort for when someone is grossly homophobic at work or similar.
Truly what will happen when she is proved to be absolutely an amazing professional muff-muncher?
Poor Miss Walker may be like, Wow.
Im not even talented.
Anne got it on the first try.
Which brings me to the overall theme of this episode: proposals.
), which turns into a beautiful moment, really.
hey dont feed me to pigs, ever.
If you should probably feed me to something, I prefer wolves.
Best quote of the episode: Nature played a challenging trick on me, didnt she?
