Another week means another Sunday night spent in the palace of Queen Victoria. Step inside and you’ll discover a world of intrigue, politics and beauty. This latest and new episode is, as usual, full of new discoveries and even more pretty moments to steal our breath. Of course, also in the same form is brilliant acting and a cast who plays all of their characters quite well. But before I continue to ramble on, let’s take a look at our (over on Silver Petticoat)Victoria episode two ‘Brocket Hall’ Recap because, as usual, things happen!
TV RECAP | Victoria Episode One Recap – Her Majesty, Queen Victoria (Plus there’s Rufus Sewell!)
Tonight’s installment covers a lot of ground (as I already said), and if I’m honest I want to say so much more, so before I’m tempted to say more in this introduction, let’s get to the important bit: the recap.
A Suitor Parade; Pressure to Marry
Spearheaded by her uncle, Victoria comes under pressure to take a husband. An English cousin is put forth (a match met favorably by the British) while the Russian czar also reenters Victoria’s life. At present, Victoria has little aptitude to marry.
Leopold wishes Victoria to marry his nephew, Albert. Albert is educated and would be the perfect match for Victoria. Or so Leopold thinks. An advantage to seeing Victoria marry would be having a man in her life other than Melbourne who Leopold dislikes. He sees Victoria’s attachment to the man, and suffice to say, he doesn’t like it.
The Romantic Moment of Victoria episode two ‘Brocket Hall’ Recap
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Tell us, what do you love best from this ‘Brocket Hall’ episode?? What’s your favorite moment? Who are you rooting for? Sound off with your comments!
Photos: ITV. This recap first appeared on Silver Petticoat Review.
I haven't watched Victoria yet but I enjoyed reading your recap. I have read a bit about her life. I'm a fan of Jenna Coleman from her Doctor Who days so I'll be sure to check this series out.
YAY! Hope you enjoy then, Carlyn. If you liked Downton Abbey or other similar British shows, I think you'd enjoy this one. (Also, Jenna is perfectly suited to this role.)