eloise bridgerton being an absolute icon for almost ten minutes straight (part one) 

WAIT WHAT

@@rkivelover I was shooked

They really look amazing 😍

WHAT

The actress who plays Penelope is in Derry Girls (one of the funniest shows I’ve seen in years) and I was so shocked to find out that she was in her 30s...like maybe I can get the actress playing Eloise is cause her voice but Penelope is so young. I mean good for the both of them!!!

Same. Those two are my favorite characters

And Lady D

BENEDICT is my fav, and Eloise a very, very, very close behind! JUST LOVE THEM. I'm commenting on every video featuring them!

Same here

“Do not look at me”

They also hav great skin so youthful ! 😭🧡🌸

She does have a baby face. Her big eyes, her nose and her cheeks. I saw her photo when she was in her 20's, she literally looked like a middle schooler. Luck girl.

and makeup! They look amazing

I knew her in house of anubis

@@reverie6906 thats rude .

When it is Hyacinth times, their mother tell her about that

During that time it was considered absolutely inappropriate to discuss such things with young women, especially young women of their social standing. The men were encouraged to learn about it, turning to prostitutes and other lower class women to learn how to be a man, but young women would be shamed forever if they did anything improper before marriage. They were simply expected to marry as well as they could and on their wedding night, lay back and let their new husband do with them what they wanted

It was actually a bit inaccurate. Young women were absolutely given the most rudimentary explanations surrounding sex, as it was feared that a woman unaware may have sex unmarried without knowing the consequences. Now, they only would have been told the bare minimum to get the idea, but they would never have left a young lady completely unaware.

@@maddiowens3549 This is sooo false. Women were talked to about sex. They at least had an idea.

It was a taboo at that time, even in the current days some like me had to figure it out by myself

I loved Colin's contribution in this scene - "Have you ever visited a farm, El..?" And "Heading off to take our sticks out...for a round of fencing..!" 😂

I felt that. And listening to everyone spin theories about her wasn't easy for Penn I guess.

After the 2nd season I dont.

@@firefeather9999 oh c'mon she did that to save eloise & bridgerton fam. What pen did was nothing in front of what queen could've done & don't even say that "pen should've revealed herself" cause if u say that then u hate pen. Featheringtons aren't as popular and well respected as bridgertons. Queen asked eloise to help her cause she is bridgerton but if queen knew it was Penelope then queen wouldn't have asked that instead she would've punished Penelope.

@@namnam_23 honestly, there were other ways she couldn’t convinced the queen that Eloise wasn’t her. She just nuked her entire family.

@@namnam_23 it’s not what she did, is what she said. everything she said about eloise being all talk and putting herself in a pedestal for actually doing something, when she knew why eloise struggles so much with doing what she actually wants (and how it affects her) that was selfish af and don’t get me started in the lack of empathy. eloise had every right to question her, and instead of accepting it, penelope kept justifying herself and talked down to her. i understood penelope and totally had her back til S2’s last episode, the things she said to eloise were completely unnecessary and rude

sorry, her acting was great to be mistaken to be a teen but to me her raspy voice made me do the double take on her age 😅 like someone who smokes -which she does further on in the episodes anyways.

Yessss I love her!

@@GC-pj6noThere were people in my high school with voices deeper than hers

When?

@@feithfulWhen Daphne is receiving callers and her mum says "I believe you should like to leave"

It was so funny and Violet’s response was hella funny too

Is their her love story in book or not?🤔

@@AbeeraShafqat-ag- Yes, the book is called "To Sir Philip with love"

@@rociolopezcastillo5400 I guess we have to wait for 3 years for this version 😪

Her story is my favorite out of all this series, I'm really looking forward for it! And Phillip is just so perfect for her, she is dominant and strong (and somewhat managing), but he gladly allows her to be dominant, while loving her to the point of worshiping the soil she stands on...I just can't wait to see how they will adapt it in the show

i love her so much, she’s so cute and funny. 😂🥺

YES YOU SAID I'VE BEEN THINKING THAT THE WHOLE TIME

Yeees she is so wmily dickinson coded

If the series progresses well, she will have a full season to herself!

I think Penelope’s story is in fourth book and Eloise is in book five.

Congratz!

Wtf is this comment 😂 no need to use your entire vocabulary in two sentences

@@rkivelover what? lmao those are normal words

I don't think she is THAT wrong in that time period. There have been always women (and men) who thought apart from the current social standard of their time. Otherwise there wouldn't have been so many inventors, women fighting for their rights and other great thinkers

😙in her timeline she is foolish in our time line she is normal and a normal girl

I understand that you might be trying to say that her personality would be more normal and accepted if she was in the 21st century but it wasn't as easily accepted by people in the 19th century, which is true. But she's not "wrong" for her time period at all. There were girls like Eloise during the 19th century. There are girls from the 19th century and even long before that who thought the same as Eloise and who acted similarly to her. How do you think the Suffragette's were created?? Because of people who disagreed with the way society was/is towards women and wanted to do something to change it. And they were formed in year 1903. There have always been people throughout history who thought differently and even during much older time periods there were a significant amount of people who didn't agree with the way society was in many ways. Eloise is a great example of a girl in the 1800s who doesn't conform to some of the typical gender stereotypes but she's stuck in an unfair and extremely discriminatory environment towards woman. So no, her personality is not "wrong" for that time period because there were legitimately people who felt that way even in the 19th century and before that. And those people weren't wrong to feel differently and to not conform. What's wrong is the extreme sexism and many other types of discrimination in society that was normalised.

Wdym "wrong"? Do you honestly think that no women that were free thinkers existed at that time? How do you think we got to where we are now in the first place? It was certainly not men fighting for women’s rights and challenging their gender role

Eloise as smart as she is, is not very perceptive. Has she even mentioned how Pen adores Collin?

she trusted her, that Penelope will never hide a secret from her because she never hid anything from Penelope. so maybe that is why, she never doubt Penelope as lady whistledown

Trust will blind some people.

she trusted her best friend when she shouldn't have.

What is the name of this song?

@@boitshokomaboa7852 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Twi92KYddW4.html it's the music from Wii :)

@@zen22r thank you

Most likely, and since Eloise was not yet out, it would have been extremely unsuitable.

@@helene4397 Oh absolutely. Colin is so mischievous (and possibly the slowest Bridgerton)

i think she’d be way better off without romance.

@@raradinevali yea... maybe, but it’d be funny seeing someone like Eloise with someone and how they cope up with each other :D

@@raradinevali absolutely not. Why make her single forever? She's still young and maybe in season two, we can see how eloise start to grow up. She deserves love like everyone.

@@myanafav6886 I agree! I don’t like the assumption that a woman can’t still be her strong, independent self if she gets her husband.

@@raradinevali It this point of the show Eloise is only 16-17, of course she isn't emotionally ready for marriage yet, but it doesn't mean she never will be (and it does take her some time). Eloise (and so is Hyacinth, for that matter) is so dominant it scares men away. but not Philip. not only he isn't intimidate by her strong personality, he is enchanted by her confident and boldness, and he is so beyond society's shallow ideals of masculinity he doesn't feel ashamed at all that his wife is so dominant, he just loves her and let her be herself.

She now has to keep that secret in S3????, Wonder how Pen convinces her...??

All imma say is let’s hope the season version is adjusted some

Time

8:40

I may be wrong but i think you should take that as "why are you staring at me, do you wanna paint my portrait ?"

It’s the 1800’s version of “why don’t you take my picture, it’ll last longer” when someone is staring at you 😂

I adore that part..🤣🤣