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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bronwen, post: 986591, member: 5833&quot;]In France it&#039;s marquis.&nbsp; I wondered about that &amp; watched the credits to check; it&#039;s marquess in English.&nbsp; But I always loved &#039;marchioness&#039; as the feminine form, &amp; Edith is now the Marchioness of ____&nbsp; Hexham?&nbsp; Too lazy to look it up.&nbsp; Her husband outranks her father &amp; of course they had expected Mary to make the best marriage of the three.&nbsp; Edith was stood up at the altar once, then her lover, Marigold&#039;s father, was murdered in Germany, there for something about getting a divorce from an insane or demented wife.&nbsp; When she told Bertie&#039;s mother the truth about Marigold, it looked like that was going to be the end of that too, but...&nbsp; Lady Bagshaw had something of the same situation, keeping her daughter with her in the guise of her lady&#039;s maid.&nbsp; Love the name of the actress who played the daughter &amp; Tom&#039;s developing love interest: Tuppence.&nbsp; [Tom, family&#039;s Irish chauffeur who ran off with youngest daughter, the late Lady Sibyl, &amp; father of the oldest of the children][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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