Caroline Bingley
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Sep 16, 2026
CarlyHOST
So like the open robe look, which we've seen a few times.
CarlyHOST
And I'm even thinking Caroline Bingley in the 2005 miniseries wears it.
CarlyHOST
And it's just very pretty.
CarlyHOST
And I think Marianne wears that well.
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CarlyHOST
Well, she gets to wear – it's almost like a turban style, which was popular in the Regency, too, with the feathers.
CarlyHOST
Yeah.
CarlyHOST
Caroline Bingley wears this in Pride and Prejudice 2000 – no, Pride and Prejudice 1995.
CarlyHOST
But, yeah, the hat wear during Regency time, the headpieces, gosh, so fun.
DaveHOST
With anyone's payoff aside from Mary.
DaveHOST
You could argue Caroline Bingley's redemption arc is something that's to be admired.
DaveHOST
But otherwise, everything directly relates to Mary.
DaveHOST
Whether it be Mrs. Bennett, Tom Hayward, Ryder.
DaveHOST
Because everybody else is even less relevant.
DaveHOST
But the big arcs tend to... revolve around Mary in a way that even like Downton Abbey doesn't revolve around that Mary
CoreyHOST
yeah like I mean the Caroline of it all where she is a selfish you know rude person she is pretty much that to the end but the way she subtly shifts a little bit in terms of showing some kindness towards Mary at the end is only achieved because of the actions of Mary you know it really it's her bouncing off of Mary that we even get any kind of change in who she is And even to the degree that we understand Mother Bennett a little bit more by the end of this series, where she still is also selfish and headstrong and only wants to pretty much use Mary for her own wants and needs.
CoreyHOST
We understand why when she gives us that kind of info dump at the end of the series of how difficult it was raising all the kids and all that.
Cristian CabreraHOST
yes
Maya AdkinsHOST
Oh yeah, because we get some Caroline action.
Cristian CabreraHOST
Yes, but she gets hers, which I love.
Maya AdkinsHOST
I love you.
Maya AdkinsHOST
Yes,
Cristian CabreraHOST
someone's got to give it back to her.
Cristian CabreraHOST
Especially, no shade, but this Caroline Bingley.
Cristian CabreraHOST
She's not as like, she definitely has a lot more insecurity being on display.
Ruth MudgeHOST
The End Quite a variety of themes play, as the two young men vie for Mary's attention in the lakes.
Ruth MudgeHOST
But a new variation of the main theme plays as Mary, Mr. Hayward, Mr. Ryder, and Miss Bingley climb up the mountain, and Mary takes in the view at the top as they can see the sea.
Ruth MudgeHOST
To me, this is an homage to Pride and Prejudice, especially the 2005 movie, where the main theme plays in a sweeping fashion as she takes in the view.
Ruth MudgeHOST
It gives a sense of freedom for these heroines, who love walking and nature, and in Mary's case, learning to appreciate many things for the first time outside of books and facts, while still maybe being a little attached to books.
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Ruth MudgeHOST
We do have to remember that Mary is still a teenager at this point, and everything can feel a bit dramatic.
Ruth MudgeHOST
Music ¶¶ Thank you.
Ruth MudgeHOST
This idea continues much later, but in much more serious circumstances, as Mary, Miss Bingley, Mr. Ryder, and Mr. Hayward travel down in the storm.
Ruth MudgeHOST
Mary is heartbroken over the lack of proposal from Mr. Hayward, and they are all trying not to slip coming down the mountain in perilous conditions.
DaveHOST
Last time on The Other Bennett's Sister, things didn't go so great on the mountain climb.
DaveHOST
Hayward and Ryder had an awkward conversation that ended with both of them being a little funky towards Mary, and then it started thundering, and Caroline Bingley twisted her ankle, and Mary fell ill. Ryder and Hayward left the lake in secret, and that is where we left things, so...
DaveHOST
How will the season end for Mary Bennett and how will it end for us, the Lords of Grantham? Let's go.
DaveHOST
And we are here, the bottom of the mountain back in London.
DaveHOST
Ryder rode away in the night.
DaveHOST
Hayward rode away in the morning.
DaveHOST
Hurst, they took Caroline with them.
DaveHOST
And Mary's getting left on read.
Elizabeth AdamsGUEST
Yeah.
Elizabeth AdamsGUEST
Caroline also is an interesting character in this book.
Elizabeth AdamsGUEST
I both hate her and respect her, surprisingly.
Elizabeth AdamsGUEST
Like maybe respect is not the right word, but maybe I understand where she's coming from, kind of.
Elizabeth AdamsGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Elizabeth AdamsGUEST
But yeah, she's kind of interesting.
Elizabeth AdamsGUEST
And I've always thought that if real Caroline was brought forward into modern day, I don't think she would be boy crazy because I don't think Caroline Bingley actually is boy crazy.
Elizabeth AdamsGUEST
I think she's power hungry.
CoreyHOST
He had something he wanted to tell Mary, but then Ryder showed up, and he also had something to tell Mary.
CoreyHOST
And both of them, they planned a hike this week that Caroline Bingley is going to join them on.
CoreyHOST
And they all plan to tell Mary something.
CoreyHOST
So we'll find out what that is.
10 MINS LATER
CoreyHOST
Just them hiking.
CoreyHOST
Do some Hobbit stuff where we just see them walking up the mountain.
CoreyHOST
But we reestablished early on that Caroline's talking to a writer about a book and wants him to report his progress on it, and he's like, very little.
CoreyHOST
And when Mary asks what it is, Caroline says, you wouldn't know what it is, which, of course, Mary wouldn't know what it is.
RachelHOST
This is far more common than you would expect, because it seems that a lot of people, they think, oh, I'm not a Lizzie, I'm not a Jane, and they really see themselves as Mary, even though she's a pretentious teenager who's nowhere near as clever as she thinks she is.
RachelHOST
I see myself as Miss Bingley.
RachelHOST
But yeah, there's 60 books, 60 in existence about Mary Bennet.
RachelHOST
And some of them she's...
RachelHOST
Which is the weirdest you've come across? I read one recently about her having an affair.
RachelHOST
Well, not having an affair, falling in love, rather, with...
RachelHOST
Was it Charlotte Lucas? Yes, because the same author then went on to do another one about Miss Bingley and Georgiana Darcy.
RachelHOST
So she does seem to have a thing about kind of making all these single ladies in Pride and Prejudice gay.
Emily DavisHOST
There was some fabulous, like, Mr. Collins, you knew who he was in his song.
Emily DavisHOST
Caroline Bingley, when she had her letter to Jane inviting her to Netherfield, it was so short, but it was sung.
Emily DavisHOST
And it was so fabulous at, like, showing us who Caroline Bingley was.
Emily DavisHOST
We didn't always get that, particularly with the Elizabeth character.
Emily DavisHOST
There was a lot of telling in her songs about, like...
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Emily DavisHOST
added a little to the story with the musical that way but that was fun I really loved they had this recurring runner with Jane where her mom would just start talking about her and she's like I'm sitting right here and like the sisters would do the same thing and at one point she's like why is everyone speaking about me but never speaks to me and I just thought that was really funny I
Logan DavisHOST
think there's, there were several little runners that continued through the, um, through the play at little callbacks that were similar, right? Jane saying, you know, I'm right here in the room.
Logan DavisHOST
Um, the Mary, Mary, like introducing where they were kind of being like, we're at Huntsford or we're at Longbourn or we're, you know, and just like, and, and dead panning it in a way with the physical movements and the, and the vocal, the vocal inflections, um, just kind of a disinterested disengaged way the same way that caroline bingley when she's narrating the letters now often like you're reading the letters and you're inferring your own interpretation but to hear kind of the disdain the the apathy at times in caroline bingley's um reading of these letters to jane i thought was was just really enjoyable so there's several little callbacks that came through you talked about kind of like the surprising things that darcy did uh You know, laughing or just showing up in moments, having these big facial expressions and then bringing himself back.
AnthonyVOICE_ACTOR
The part of Colonel Foster, played by Anthony.
April GonzalezVOICE_ACTOR
Miss Bingley, read by April Gonzalez.
ToddVOICE_ACTOR
Martin, the footman, and the voice, read by Todd.
Nolan FoutVOICE_ACTOR
Sir William Lucas, read by Nolan Fout.
33 MINS LATER
Christine GeeVOICE_ACTOR
Oh, Mama!
Chris MarcellusVOICE_ACTOR
Certainly, Mrs. Bennet, I had already decided upon it.
Chris MarcellusVOICE_ACTOR
I told Mr. Darcy only yesterday that as soon as my sister, Miss Bingley, had arrived, and Nicholas could make white soup enough, I should send out my cards.
Chris MarcellusVOICE_ACTOR
Did not I, Darcy? I believe you did.
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