Lucy Steele

And, you know, in that time, obviously, you know, there wasn't much touching or the kind of like the fact that in that moment, they're allowed to hold hands, but it's very much in kind of a way that is appropriate.

And you know these moments Holly put in where we had this kind of slightly more abstract moment where they find themselves in the middle and it's a sort of moment where they see their hands nearly touched but not and it's sort of this dance between like a life they could have but probably won't and I think it's so sad at the end where she sees Lucy Steele who's you know also a victim of her circumstance and it's a victim of being a woman at the time where you needed to marry for fortunate and sort of her devastated face was just so devastating too even though she's pretty hard to like at times But yeah, I thought it was so beautiful.

And I was very sad at the end when they didn't ask me to join the company of dancers because

it was so fun.

I expect you thought I was at your sister's house.

I really like Lucy Steele because and I really like the way that she was played in this movie.

In the novel, you kind of get the sense that Lucy is just aloof and naive and she's young.

She's very young and she doesn't quite know.

Just stirring the pot.

Oh, Valerie.

She's the Lucy Steele of 90210.

She is.

And so like one would fall in a shot and then they'd be like...

this is not working with oh that is so funny never again sheeps oh Ang Lee so cute I've had it love it love all these you know yeah the lore behind this movie and by now we've met the Palmers and Lucy Steele they omit the other Miss Steele from this version which is fine by me we get enough with Lucy yeah she had a

sister in the book

yeah and you know We're going to see how her scenes play out.

at all not at all no that is not a love match charlotte's if only this rain would stop if only you would stop it's

perfect it's it's laugh out loud funny his lines truly everything deadpan just like cannot be bothered

so funny and Uh, yeah, Lucy Steele.

We got to talk about her.

She filters her emotions before expressing them.

Think about how she responds to Lucy Steele's revelation that she has secretly engaged Edward.

Instead of reacting with shock or anger, Eleanor calmly says she wishes Lucy happiness and keeps the conversation polite.

While internally, she's devastated.

Was there no one else in the carriage? No, ma'am, only they two.

Do you know where they came from? They come straight from town as Miss Lucy, Mrs.

Ferrers told me.

And are they going farther westward? Yes, ma'am, but not to bide long.

They will soon be back again, and then they be sure and call here.

Mrs. Dashwood now looked at her daughter, but Elinor knew better than to expect them.

She recognized the whole of Lucy in the message, and was very confident that Edward would never come near them.

She observed in a low voice to her mother that they were probably going down to Mr. Pratt's near Plymouth.

And there's this moment of realization.

Edward's like, oh, you must mean Mrs. Robert Ferris, the former Lucy Steele.

She married my brother.

Eleanor can't even.