Bombshell Ending Sets Up A Missing Character's Return (& Eloise's Story) For Bridgerton Season 3
One season 1 character has disappeared from among Bridgerton's big ensemble group; yet, the startling climax of Season 3 offers her a means of making her necessary return. While earlier Bridgerton seasons concluded with great romantic gestures, season 3 presented a more tragic twist of events. Penelope reveals the ton that she is Lady Whistledown at last following several instances of eluding the Queen's approaches and going clean with her family members. Though significant, this disclosure won't mark the end of the gossip column. Actually, the following shock waves could be even more delicious.
Among the most important narratives set up in Bridgerton season three is the Lady Whistledown mystery. Though Penelope and Colin are at the core of it, the hunt for her identity influences the whole ton. Her Lady Whistledown plot destroys Cressida Cowper's life; meanwhile, the Queen, Eloise, and others come to forgive and offer compassion. Penelope's disclosure marks just the beginning though. Her will to use Whistledown more favorably suggests that the column will evolve in next seasons. Moreover, the truth of Penelope's identity could highlight known faces among the woodwork.
Still lacking from Bridgerton is one very vital character.
Though several individuals and their tales are juggled in Season 3 Bridgerton, one person from season 1 never appears: Marina Thompson. Colin visits Marina and her baby in Bridgerton season 2, but the newest season offers no hints of the young woman. She most likely still resides at her estate with her baby and husband, but this is not proven. Marina does get several mentions, especially with relation to Penelope being Lady Whistledown. Pen contends that Pen was trying to protect Colin and wonders how Penelope could have penned such nasty things about Marina.
Marina played such a key part in Colin's journey, hence it is odd that she never even makes a cameo in Bridgerton season 3. Because of his strong emotions and haste to act, many characters question Colin; Marina is a great example of this. Colin is ready to marry Marina in one week or two in season one. It is therefore quite depressing that Marina's character fades as Colin discovers his genuine love. Colin was so dedicated to seeing her just one season previously, hence this is especially true.
For Eloise's Bridgerton Story, Marina Is Essential
Spoilers for Julia Quinn's book, To Sir Phillip, With Love, are included here.
Marina's absence from Bridgerton season 3 is dubious for another important reason as well. Julia Quinn's books say Marina has to return for Eloise's Bridgerton tale. After his wife, Marina, passes away, Eloise starts writing to Sir Phillip Crane in To Sir Phillip with Love. She offers her sympathies, and they soon create an unusual link. Their romance therefore starts. But this narrative will never be able to take place unless Marina comes back and dies sadly. Her distant relationship with Phillip Crane has already been witnessed by audiences, hence the second half of her story has to fit. Given Marina's sad destiny, it is even more disheartening that she does not show up in Bridgerton season 3. Checking up on Marina during season 3 would have been helpful even if she is destined to die. It would have been fulfilling to close with Colin. Above all, her Bridgerton narrative would be more suited to incorporate more than just an arranged marriage, social collapse, and an early death. Still, the finish of season three offers Marina one likely avenue.
Penelope's Whistledown Reveal Prepares Marina's Arrival
Penelope thinks that people might not be happy with her going forward after she discloses her identity as Lady Whistledown. Some people may probably resent Penelope for what she has produced. Marina Thompson is someone who might be right at top of this list. Penelope's speech at the Dankworth-Finch event is not seen by Marina, hence her identification will be a terrible shock. Penelope's works are in many respects the reason Marina is so sad. Marina might so come back in Bridgerton season 4 to face Penelope.
Seeing Marina comeback in the next season of Bridgerton would be fantastic. It would be great to see her before her sad end, even if she seems simply to test Penelope. Marina does not have a happily ever after, but given her season 1 plot she most definitely deserves closure. Marina's comeback will also serve to remind viewers of her significance. It won't feel so sudden when she dies; Eloise's love story can start without any problems. With luck, Bridgerton will get Marina back one last time.
Season 3 of Bridgerton: One of Change and Revelation
While changing plenty from Romancing Mr. Bridgerton, season 3 of Bridgerton leaves several important events the same but also includes fresh and varied stories. Though it also covered Anthony and Kate's marriage and the consequences from the Featherington family crisis, the season centered on Colin and Penelope's love story. Eloise, with her ongoing contempt of the ton, also negotiated the realm of gossip and social expectations during the season. Penelope's disclosure at the season's conclusion has set the series in an exciting new path that will thrill viewers to see what Penelope and the other Bridgerton siblings have in store.
Season 4 of Bridgerton is supposed to center Eloise's path in trying to fit in society. The season will also cover Penelope's disclosure's aftermath as well as Lady Whistledown's fallout. With Marina Thompson back, season 4 might veer unexpectedly and dramatically, therefore altering the paths of the characters to shape their fates. For the cherished Bridgerton family, the future of the show is still full of opportunities and promises interesting fresh narratives and spectacular events.
Bridgerton: Looking Both Ahead and Back
From Shondaland and producer Chris Van Dusen, Netflix's Bridgerton is based on Julia Quinn's same-named romantic books. Following the eight Bridgerton siblings, Anthony, Benedict, Colin, Daphne, Eloise, Francesca, Gregory, and Hyacinth as they negotiate life in Regency-era England and hunt love throughout the social season,
Audiences all across have been enthralled by the gripping show Bridgerton. Examining the difficult relationships of family, love, and society during the Regency era, the series combines historical drama, romance, and social critique. The show has drawn compliments for its interesting narratives, superb costumes and production design, and varied ensemble. Viewers of Bridgerton will be delighted and enthralled, left yearning for more.
