For 200 years, the story was about these two. And it will continue to be about them, as Jane Austen meant it. #SidlotteForever #LastAustenHero

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She would have cried over Sidney's death really. She would not have entered a soldier's camp, nor would she be a governess, nor would she be in a man's house alone for no reason, nor would she admit a kiss from her employer, nor would she allow class treatment... She didn't.

I prefer the originals to their imitators

They didn't like Austen, many didn't even get close to her literature, they didn't like S1, they don't like S2 ​​S3, they liked a guy and now they've changed him for another and they're so happy. I will never be on that team.

Seen episode 5-S3. I keep hoping to see CH again, in her place there is a lady with a horrible wig. The carriage ride, chemistry? AC's reaction when they find Augusta is unbecoming of a father/uncle. But it is that he does not care, he is only interested in impressing CH

Sidney risked her life to save Giorgiana, and what did AC do in a badly copied situation? deceive the man whom he had promised to return his fiancée safe and sound.

Before watching 5-S3 I read to several of AC's super fans that Charlotte had definitely settled on AC seeing him act like a father. A father? Never would a father act the way he acts when meeting Edward, never.

I am delighted that S3 is finally over, a story to forget, now I can rewatch S1 as many times as I want with the certainty that one day someone will continue the true story.

We do not know for sure what Jane Austen would have in store for Charlotte and Sidney Parker, but what we do know and it is an unquestionable TRUTH is that AC NEVER existed and he will NEVER exits for Jane Austen

I found it very shocking that Charlotte, being a governess, went to the same dances as her employer, I think that social events in the Regency era were very stratified and governesses generally only attended dances accompanying their pupils but without participating as dancers.

Charlotte was so authentic in S1, her face was so frank, nothing compared to how embarrassed she appears in S3

Do they really believe that lying is going to destroy the importance of the character Sidney Parker? The writers also thought that killing him would end him but they have only managed to perpetuate him.