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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought the season ended with Benedict and Sophie dancing at the ball?[/quote]

You have to watch post credits. I don't know why they did that. They get married.[/quote]

Agree, it was stupid to put it at the very end of the credits -- A lot of people have Netflix set to autostart another show during the credits so I bet a ton of people missed it.

Also it doesn't just show their wedding, it also includes some hints about next season. [/quote]

Yes! I just went back and saw it! Can’t believe I missed it!

How realistic is it that they would have Sophie (who they are trying to pass off as legitimate) walked down the aisle by another servant? Come on.[/quote]
What gave you the idea that it’s a realistic show?[/quote]

You’re missing the point. It doesn’t fit into the storyline they created to hide the fact that Sophie isn’t nobility. They want Sophie to be accepted by the ton so they pass her off as nobility…only to have her walked down the aisle by a servant. It doesn’t fit their own plan to have her legitimized.

That is totally different from saying well they play modern music. [/quote]

It looks like a pretty private event, with only close family and friends. I'm sure they made excuses to the ton or had the wedding outside of the city to be able to invite only true friends. She doesn't want her stepmother there, surely.[/quote]

Yes, very private -- it's at the county house that Benedict and Sophie will live at while they hope the ton quiets down over the rumor (that they are trying to counteract) that Sophie is a maid with no noble blood. It's entirely family and close friends.

Note that in other seasons, the weddings always happen in London. And that in seasons 1 and 3, we see big receptions after with the whole ton. Not the case here.[/quote]

They were really stressing the point that maids are invisible. Is the hope that nobody worth listening to notices and Sophie's stepmom is basically blackmailed into saying nothing?[/quote]

It does seem like they were just winging it a bit and hoping their connections work out.

But I think the missing piece here would have been for them to get Cressida on board.  She's married to the exact person who really could have engineered the lie and is exactly poised to expose it.  Getting them to play nice would have sold the ending a bit more.[/quote]

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