This was also my favorite moment, where Colin finally sees how special and amazing his wife is. And where he if fully honest about what has really been holding him back from fully loving her.
This is probably my favorite confession on the show because of how personal it is to her. Colin freed himself from the idea that he needed to be the hero and fix her mess for her to be important in their relationship. And given that professional jealousy is something that ruins irl relationships so much, it's so important and refreshing to see the male love interest unpack those feelings and let his envy give way to appreciation and awe. He never had to apologize for feeling hurt and betrayed by how Penelope was using LW before, but his love for her is so strong that he realizes he doesn't want her to make herself small. Colin Bridgerton I'm sorry they'll never get you like I do.
👏💖 Yes, I adore Colin for that. He wants Penelope to shine, to always support her and be in her presence. Truly can not get over how much I adore them. It is evident that Nicola and Luke put EVERYTHING into these characters. To me, they are up there and on parr with my top regency era couples from all films and series across the decades.
This is an amazing confession of love. The male ego is a hard one to crack which is why I think we saw Colin struggling so much being mad at her but standing beside her as her equal and being proud of her is everything.
I love how this is a Penelope self love/coming of age story. Her friendships, recognizing why her mother does what she does, and her own beauty reflected in Colin’s eyes. I don’t like to rank these series because each has such unique love stories.
I need people to understand that in the books Lady Whistledown wasn’t as Scandalous as show’s LW. Colin had all the rights to be upset, Penelope called him out in the public for being pretentious. I don’t think that it is his Ego that is hurt by this but rather it puts him in doubt that If Penelope even loves him like he loves her. All the words he said about entrapment were said out of anger (it pissed me too but anyway). This confession really summarises everything that he has felt after accepting his wife as LW.
Yes exactly I would have loved to have seen a lot more of these two especially when this was their season not everyone else's season....that's why I only watched their scenes I didn't watch scenes with the other couples because I honestly can't stand the other couples they are so annoying and boring....Polin is everything that matters the most they are my favorite couple from this whole series! They need to have a spin off show that is all about them and nobody else!
I wished he accepted her before the Queen and the public because he was supposed to be closest to her. Her husband. He was supposed to be by her side before everyone else
Yeah, I would’ve loved to see that happen too. And I didn’t like how after he found out, he acted like it was an arranged marriage and was like,” well I guess I gotta go through with it now that you might be pregnant and I’m trapped in this with you.” When her mom assumed the exact same thing and he walked in on the conversation and stood up for her. Yes he didn’t really mean it. He was just hurt, but how dare he? I felt that he dragged on his petty party (because LW said that he wasn’t acting like himself after coming back from his travels when pen was right, and he was just mad because she called him out on it)for too long. He Damn well knows that he asked for her consent, their first time and even in the carriage so they were in it together And he can’t even control his reaction to her when she is near him.
But didn’t he eventually get to confronting Cressida for blackmailing his wife? Not to mention he was ready to lie to Benedict just to secure the ransom.
@@mao1055 I felt the same too but many are saying it's due to the fact that Marina trapped him before so he felt the same a bit as Pen was also not 100% honest with him. My heart broke for Pen when he said about the entrapment part though
@@RaldieYoung That was not how he behaved with HER! He wasn't there for moral support or saying like I'm here with you and accept you as you are for being LW. He was just saving his family name
I really love his confession but in general I felt disappointed with him with his entire behaviour after finding out she was Whistledown. In the books it took him a while to fully accept her identity as well but at least he never stepped away from an argument with her and he didn't let their disagreements show in public. He always stayed attentive to her even if it took him some time first to realise that he was jealous and even longer to finally admit it to her. But on the other hand I am pleased how in the series he supports her revealing herself to the public. That was exactly the cherry on top of the cake I missed in the book.
In the book Whistlecown never disparaged his family or talked poorly of him. His anger is more justified in the show. Show Colin's reaction isn't perfect, but even when he's upset with her he still chooses to marry her and to love her. He still chooses to try and protect her. But he also did the healthy thing and set boundaries for himself to try and process the information on his own rather than take it out on her. Book Colin forced champagne down her throat and harmed her physically to cover up his anger in public.
@@GeekyNerdTheatre true ... but to be fair the book situation in which Colin forced champagne down her throat and squeezed her arm too hard was quite an impossible scene to handle in a healthy way. Her last publication went wrong spoiling their engagement ball. And one may be of different opinions about how relatable his anger at her being Whistledown was but right then Anthony wanted a toast on him and Penelope. So he preferred venting his anger in a subtle way rather than causing a scene. He still used the first chance to get away with her to confront her about it in private. ... But one should probably be very glad that the show decided not to spoil the engagement ball for him at least 🤔
I'd also like to point out that through all his anger at her ( that imo lasted .2 seconds):he never left her.never said I'm going to go live somewhere else.
Blahhh....now that everyone knows she's Lady Whistledown she no longer has the anonymity to write freely. People are going to be more on guard when she is around
Yes getting gossip will be more difficult. Also she wanted to use her voice for good so which unheard people will she give a voice to? Also if the queen or public doesn't like it they will know who to send the negative feedback to. And she made some en*mies with LW. Even colin wanted to visit cressida with a pitchfork. I think some might feel the same way and now know who LW is. Pen will be faced with the consequences of her actions from now on. But at least she has a supportive husband (and family) to stand by her side when she does.
It was really beautiful it was actually my favorite episode because of this scene and because of the scene with their baby boy, Lord Featherington! I liked that it was them that had the baby boy the Featherington Heir!
That’s because Lady Whistledown was so different in the books. She’d never insulted the Bridgertons, the Eloise and Marina plots didn’t happen. In the books Colin is angry that she’s put herself at risk by being Whistledown, both in terms of how society will treat her and going to an unsafe part of town on her own, and he’s jealous. In the show he’s rightfully heartbroken. He’s hated Whistledown since season 1 and then he finds out that the woman he loves, the woman he trusts above all else, has not only been lying to him, she’s made it him feel some of the worst pain the last few years. That’s gonna take time to get over, but at no point did his love ever falter for Penelope. He just had to accept all parts of her, including Whistledown and her flaws, and also get over his own insecurities about whether he was enough for her. It’s a much more complex journey than in the books, and as a result, they are more interesting characters in the show.
This is ok, at least now he is fully accepted her of who she was and is. But the one word that I actually want to hear the most from Colin Bridgerton is “sorry”
That’s literally what he’s doing here 😂 apologizing for not supporting her before, and praising her bravery and skill. He doesn’t say the word “sorry” outright, but it’s very much conveyed
@@violetlavi2207 it's pretty much the same thing when he was in the carriage with her in part 1 he told her that he had feelings for her and he touched her and asked her to marry him but he didn't fully say the words I love you at that time....that wasn't until part 2 when he stood up for her in front of her mother and also in the mirror scene he said he loved her....and again now in this scene he said he loved her
Por ego masculino muchas relaciones amorosas se han perdido. Es triste, pero en parte se debe a la forma en que son educados los varones. No hay nada mas triste que ver al hombre que amas que prefiere perderte con el corazón roto por no tener esa honestidad consigo mismo al no comprender que las mujeres queremos un compañero de aventura (vida) y es todo.
I can never ever hate this season. I get where people are coming from for the season to be not that steamy and the lack of Polin scenes. I somewhere agree about the lack of Polin scenes but the point is each and every scene of theirs held meanings and about the steaminess The carriage scene and the mirror scene both had me squealing. I literally had to pause in order to compose myself.
This is the most beautiful thing he ever said to her. I love this so much. "If my only purpose in life is to love a woman as great as you, then I will be a very fulfilled man indeed. 🥹💕
I had mixed feelings. This confession was so beautiful but felt completely unearned because of lack of development before. It was quite literally carried by luke's acting. I know that pen and colin are written to be characters that are developing in the process of the show and with pen it is apparent because we see her start speaking her mind more and more as the show goes on. It's also Nicola's shine as a person that seeps into every character she takes on. I cannot say as much for Colin because it came across as sustained anger and then this. And there is very little internal conflict we actually saw with him. One thing this show suffers with is telling instead of showing. Which is exactly the disconnect with Colin's character in a season that is also his. Especially in pt 2, we don't see Colin feel jealous, we hear it from cressida. We don't see Colin catering to everyone's need, we just hear it from Violet. It could've been easily rectified by removing unnecessary side plots (like with the mondrichs, or benedict's been there, done that plot; or cressida's plot when they literally redeemed her to no avail) and allotting more time to see Colin's internalization of Pen being Whistledown. The reason why Portia and Pen making up felt so authentic was because we had moments of Portia looking genuinely proud of Pen. Having something as little as Colin looking through the old editions of Whistledown and smiling at something that reminds him of Pen and then going back to being upset. I know he does that with Pen's letters but again the connection is missing because that 2 second clip on its own is not enough to show that he reconciled Pen with Whistedown. Them making up earlier while Colin is still jealous and Colin asking Pen to read his manuscript is a lost opportunity. I think the book, for all it's other faults, does this well! I feel like the actual scene here was great, but if they had added him saying 'Congratulations, Lady Whistledown' that would've been so good. Anyway, it's cool to see that the reaction to show is as two-faced as Penelope.
I agree that showing Colins jealousy and the shame he feels about feeling that jealousy could have been conveyed better but it was shown. He said the most humiliating part was Pen talking about him being a great writer while she was a renowned writer. His reaction to the amount of money she has made. Him holding his journal before he walks into the bedroom for the blanket.
I new they were going to be ok at the end and have a family ❤❤😊so happy 😊 glad that they did 😊 that they will live happy ever after 😊🫶🫶🙏😁😁😘😘🤗🤟they have always loved 🥰 each other
The movie is not at all like the book! Whistledown isn’t revealed until book 4! None of the Eloise drama etc. Definitely read the books! It’s been over 10 years since I read them, but they’re good!
I need pls somebody to tell me what is the score's name because it's so beautiful 🥺🥺 what an amazing scene and gorgeous gorgeous love confession, polin will always have a special place in my heart
@@GopherBaroque61 Ik it is! But I meant like the name of this specific track, I cannot find it, neither the one of their wedding when they exchange vows, it's the rendition of Polin's first kiss theme but played kind of differently for each pivotal scene
I'm so disappointed with Pen's response to Colin!! What he said in the end ABSOLUTELY COMPLETELY MELTED ME and with her accomplished, brilliant, creative writing abilities all she could scurry up is a simple "I love u, you're a good man"?????..LAME!!!!!!!
“How lucky I am, to stand by your side, and soak up even a little bit of your light.”
sobbing.
This was also my favorite moment, where Colin finally sees how special and amazing his wife is. And where he if fully honest about what has really been holding him back from fully loving her.
Crying throwing up screaming I’m so in love with them 😭
Does anyone know ow what song was playing when her was saying that to her
This is probably my favorite confession on the show because of how personal it is to her. Colin freed himself from the idea that he needed to be the hero and fix her mess for her to be important in their relationship. And given that professional jealousy is something that ruins irl relationships so much, it's so important and refreshing to see the male love interest unpack those feelings and let his envy give way to appreciation and awe. He never had to apologize for feeling hurt and betrayed by how Penelope was using LW before, but his love for her is so strong that he realizes he doesn't want her to make herself small. Colin Bridgerton I'm sorry they'll never get you like I do.
👏💖 Yes, I adore Colin for that.
He wants Penelope to shine, to always support her and be in her presence.
Truly can not get over how much I adore them. It is evident that Nicola and Luke put EVERYTHING into these characters. To me, they are up there and on parr with my top regency era couples from all films and series across the decades.
I agree. Amazing!!!
Yes😊😊😊😊😊😊
Finally, someone who gets it, this was well written, and I agree fully.
Yes, it's a very realistic, mature and complex. Love story just like real life
"if my only purpose in life is to love a woman as great as you, then i will be a very fulfilled man indeed." I'M CRYING, OH POLIN😭
This is an amazing confession of love. The male ego is a hard one to crack which is why I think we saw Colin struggling so much being mad at her but standing beside her as her equal and being proud of her is everything.
Exactly it takes a real man to even confess something like this let alone work on it
I love how this is a Penelope self love/coming of age story. Her friendships, recognizing why her mother does what she does, and her own beauty reflected in Colin’s eyes. I don’t like to rank these series because each has such unique love stories.
"That was bloody brilliant."
😁😊😁😊😁
When they both started crying i ended up tearing just because how cute they are and they have come along way and have finally got thier happy ending
I feel like he did lol subtely he itseems like he was fine with everything by ep 7
So stunning who wouldn't want a confession like that.
When she mentions annulment, his face is like " I beg you fuc*ing pardon"? He can not even comprehend it would cross her mind.
This is so beautiful love his confession 😭😭😭
I need people to understand that in the books Lady Whistledown wasn’t as Scandalous as show’s LW. Colin had all the rights to be upset, Penelope called him out in the public for being pretentious. I don’t think that it is his Ego that is hurt by this but rather it puts him in doubt that If Penelope even loves him like he loves her. All the words he said about entrapment were said out of anger (it pissed me too but anyway).
This confession really summarises everything that he has felt after accepting his wife as LW.
The entrapment line was brutal, but you can see he regrets it the moment it leaves his mouth.
This was the best, I loved this confession it was utterly beautiful and honest! 😢❤ Polin forever stole my heart! ❤
It feels so real and genuine. Previous seasons were good, but their story didn’t feel relatable, if that makes sense
What an amazingly beautiful scene and an honest confession of love from Colin. Wow.
I wish there was more of them instead of everyone else ❤❤❤
Yes exactly I would have loved to have seen a lot more of these two especially when this was their season not everyone else's season....that's why I only watched their scenes I didn't watch scenes with the other couples because I honestly can't stand the other couples they are so annoying and boring....Polin is everything that matters the most they are my favorite couple from this whole series! They need to have a spin off show that is all about them and nobody else!
I completely agree. I was hoping for more but ended up feeling disappointed.
Everyone wishes that. So many people agree that they were robbed of their own season.
By the end i was just rolling my eyes and skipping the other scenes like i. Dont. Careeeeeeeee
I wished he accepted her before the Queen and the public because he was supposed to be closest to her. Her husband. He was supposed to be by her side before everyone else
Yeah, I would’ve loved to see that happen too. And I didn’t like how after he found out, he acted like it was an arranged marriage and was like,” well I guess I gotta go through with it now that you might be pregnant and I’m trapped in this with you.” When her mom assumed the exact same thing and he walked in on the conversation and stood up for her. Yes he didn’t really mean it. He was just hurt, but how dare he? I felt that he dragged on his petty party (because LW said that he wasn’t acting like himself after coming back from his travels when pen was right, and he was just mad because she called him out on it)for too long. He Damn well knows that he asked for her consent, their first time and even in the carriage so they were in it together And he can’t even control his reaction to her when she is near him.
But didn’t he eventually get to confronting Cressida for blackmailing his wife? Not to mention he was ready to lie to Benedict just to secure the ransom.
@@mao1055 I felt the same too but many are saying it's due to the fact that Marina trapped him before so he felt the same a bit as Pen was also not 100% honest with him. My heart broke for Pen when he said about the entrapment part though
@@RaldieYoung That was not how he behaved with HER! He wasn't there for moral support or saying like I'm here with you and accept you as you are for being LW. He was just saving his family name
@@behappy0170 oh right that makes sense. I forgot all about Marina and her entrapment.
Clearly this line was written by a woman. Unfortunately very rare men would say something so sensible. That’s why I love these romantic tv shows.
I really love his confession but in general I felt disappointed with him with his entire behaviour after finding out she was Whistledown. In the books it took him a while to fully accept her identity as well but at least he never stepped away from an argument with her and he didn't let their disagreements show in public. He always stayed attentive to her even if it took him some time first to realise that he was jealous and even longer to finally admit it to her.
But on the other hand I am pleased how in the series he supports her revealing herself to the public. That was exactly the cherry on top of the cake I missed in the book.
In the book Whistlecown never disparaged his family or talked poorly of him. His anger is more justified in the show. Show Colin's reaction isn't perfect, but even when he's upset with her he still chooses to marry her and to love her. He still chooses to try and protect her. But he also did the healthy thing and set boundaries for himself to try and process the information on his own rather than take it out on her. Book Colin forced champagne down her throat and harmed her physically to cover up his anger in public.
@@GeekyNerdTheatre true ... but to be fair the book situation in which Colin forced champagne down her throat and squeezed her arm too hard was quite an impossible scene to handle in a healthy way. Her last publication went wrong spoiling their engagement ball. And one may be of different opinions about how relatable his anger at her being Whistledown was but right then Anthony wanted a toast on him and Penelope. So he preferred venting his anger in a subtle way rather than causing a scene. He still used the first chance to get away with her to confront her about it in private. ... But one should probably be very glad that the show decided not to spoil the engagement ball for him at least 🤔
I'd also like to point out that through all his anger at her ( that imo lasted .2 seconds):he never left her.never said I'm going to go live somewhere else.
He's also nearly a decade older in the books.
Blahhh....now that everyone knows she's Lady Whistledown she no longer has the anonymity to write freely. People are going to be more on guard when she is around
Creo que hubiese sido mejor que el secreto quedará entre ka Reyna y Penelope para seguir con su identidad secreta y su juego de poder con la Reyna.
Yes getting gossip will be more difficult. Also she wanted to use her voice for good so which unheard people will she give a voice to? Also if the queen or public doesn't like it they will know who to send the negative feedback to. And she made some en*mies with LW. Even colin wanted to visit cressida with a pitchfork. I think some might feel the same way and now know who LW is. Pen will be faced with the consequences of her actions from now on. But at least she has a supportive husband (and family) to stand by her side when she does.
She's retired, no more lady whistledown
@@cyde1345she will continue her column
There I’ve always been gossip in Hollywood and such. People were always willing to tell gossip to the columnist.
This is so beautiful!❤❤❤❤
It was really beautiful it was actually my favorite episode because of this scene and because of the scene with their baby boy, Lord Featherington! I liked that it was them that had the baby boy the Featherington Heir!
You are a very good man, Mr. Bridgerton❤
What a memorable magical scene. What's not to Love. ❤🥰
One of my favs speech 😊❤❤
Adorablessss
I’m not crying 😭 ❤
I am truly going to miss hearing Dame Julie Andrews as the voice of Lady Whistledown.
I imagine her services as a narrator are going to be too useful to pass up. Especially for trailers.
Saw an interview with the showrunner and she seemed to be indicating that they plan to keep her on.
I do enjoy watching Bridgerton, but with that said, the books are better. How he handled finding out about her was much much better in the books. ❤
That’s because Lady Whistledown was so different in the books. She’d never insulted the Bridgertons, the Eloise and Marina plots didn’t happen. In the books Colin is angry that she’s put herself at risk by being Whistledown, both in terms of how society will treat her and going to an unsafe part of town on her own, and he’s jealous. In the show he’s rightfully heartbroken. He’s hated Whistledown since season 1 and then he finds out that the woman he loves, the woman he trusts above all else, has not only been lying to him, she’s made it him feel some of the worst pain the last few years. That’s gonna take time to get over, but at no point did his love ever falter for Penelope. He just had to accept all parts of her, including Whistledown and her flaws, and also get over his own insecurities about whether he was enough for her. It’s a much more complex journey than in the books, and as a result, they are more interesting characters in the show.
Because things are different in the books 💀
@@crystalpritchard5065 yes😌😌😌😌😌
Agreed
What a “declaration of love” from a coward. He stood back and waited to see what the Queen and the Ton decided before he declared his love for her.
Perfect
Pen👏👏👏👏👏👏
This is ok, at least now he is fully accepted her of who she was and is. But the one word that I actually want to hear the most from Colin Bridgerton is “sorry”
That’s literally what he’s doing here 😂 apologizing for not supporting her before, and praising her bravery and skill. He doesn’t say the word “sorry” outright, but it’s very much conveyed
@@violetlavi2207 it's pretty much the same thing when he was in the carriage with her in part 1 he told her that he had feelings for her and he touched her and asked her to marry him but he didn't fully say the words I love you at that time....that wasn't until part 2 when he stood up for her in front of her mother and also in the mirror scene he said he loved her....and again now in this scene he said he loved her
I love them so much
I new they were going to be ok at the end and have a family ❤❤😊so happy 😊 glad that they did 😊
Gorgeous !!!
❤❤❤❤
I will miss all of the Featherington next season❤
Por ego masculino muchas relaciones amorosas se han perdido.
Es triste, pero en parte se debe a la forma en que son educados los varones.
No hay nada mas triste que ver al hombre que amas que prefiere perderte con el corazón roto por no tener esa honestidad consigo mismo al no comprender que las mujeres queremos un compañero de aventura (vida) y es todo.
I really need to read the book....❤
I can never ever hate this season. I get where people are coming from for the season to be not that steamy and the lack of Polin scenes. I somewhere agree about the lack of Polin scenes but the point is each and every scene of theirs held meanings and about the steaminess The carriage scene and the mirror scene both had me squealing. I literally had to pause in order to compose myself.
This is the most beautiful thing he ever said to her. I love this so much.
"If my only purpose in life is to love a woman as great as you, then I will be a very fulfilled man indeed. 🥹💕
Since day 1😊
I had mixed feelings. This confession was so beautiful but felt completely unearned because of lack of development before. It was quite literally carried by luke's acting. I know that pen and colin are written to be characters that are developing in the process of the show and with pen it is apparent because we see her start speaking her mind more and more as the show goes on. It's also Nicola's shine as a person that seeps into every character she takes on. I cannot say as much for Colin because it came across as sustained anger and then this. And there is very little internal conflict we actually saw with him. One thing this show suffers with is telling instead of showing. Which is exactly the disconnect with Colin's character in a season that is also his. Especially in pt 2, we don't see Colin feel jealous, we hear it from cressida. We don't see Colin catering to everyone's need, we just hear it from Violet. It could've been easily rectified by removing unnecessary side plots (like with the mondrichs, or benedict's been there, done that plot; or cressida's plot when they literally redeemed her to no avail) and allotting more time to see Colin's internalization of Pen being Whistledown. The reason why Portia and Pen making up felt so authentic was because we had moments of Portia looking genuinely proud of Pen. Having something as little as Colin looking through the old editions of Whistledown and smiling at something that reminds him of Pen and then going back to being upset. I know he does that with Pen's letters but again the connection is missing because that 2 second clip on its own is not enough to show that he reconciled Pen with Whistedown. Them making up earlier while Colin is still jealous and Colin asking Pen to read his manuscript is a lost opportunity. I think the book, for all it's other faults, does this well! I feel like the actual scene here was great, but if they had added him saying 'Congratulations, Lady Whistledown' that would've been so good. Anyway, it's cool to see that the reaction to show is as two-faced as Penelope.
I agree that showing Colins jealousy and the shame he feels about feeling that jealousy could have been conveyed better but it was shown. He said the most humiliating part was Pen talking about him being a great writer while she was a renowned writer. His reaction to the amount of money she has made. Him holding his journal before he walks into the bedroom for the blanket.
I just want that damn piano music and I can't find it ffs😭
I new they were going to be ok at the end and have a family ❤❤😊so happy 😊 glad that they did 😊 that they will live happy ever after 😊🫶🫶🙏😁😁😘😘🤗🤟they have always loved 🥰 each other
I need to know what did she write in the letter she sent to violet
I wonder what Pen wrote in the letter to Colin’s mom. Was a letter sent in the books?
No. The book is different
The movie is not at all like the book! Whistledown isn’t revealed until book 4! None of the Eloise drama etc. Definitely read the books! It’s been over 10 years since I read them, but they’re good!
Nic and Luke belong to gether!
One of my favorite love confessions 🥹😭🥰
I need pls somebody to tell me what is the score's name because it's so beautiful 🥺🥺 what an amazing scene and gorgeous gorgeous love confession, polin will always have a special place in my heart
Same hereee. 😭💖 I need to know too. This was played during their first kiss, their engagement announcement and now to this confession🌸
@@TheBroken5LoveTry these:
Track 10 - Never Been Kissed ua-cam.com/video/i4Nvix2Dl7k/v-deo.htmlsi=GZhfUU-erveZ6s4T&t=1083
Track 11 - A Practical Match ua-cam.com/video/i4Nvix2Dl7k/v-deo.htmlsi=O0RiNtmfIJYRWjru&t=1220
Track 21 - Asking Permission ua-cam.com/video/i4Nvix2Dl7k/v-deo.htmlsi=lH8lwGoFW8xmi7ZQ&t=2187
The Original Soundtrack is by Kris Bowers
ua-cam.com/video/i4Nvix2Dl7k/v-deo.htmlsi=mTPYj_fGbOJUclYG&t=1
@@GopherBaroque61 Ik it is! But I meant like the name of this specific track, I cannot find it, neither the one of their wedding when they exchange vows, it's the rendition of Polin's first kiss theme but played kind of differently for each pivotal scene
@@TheBroken5Love Also their wedding 🥺🥺 they are all different renditions but I need them all
What’s the background music 1:23?
2:10
🥹🥺🥹🥺🥹🥺🥹🥺
Gotta be said, as far as apologies go, this isn't bad, it could be better but it's not terrible
Are you kidding? An apology like this is amazing. Even if he didn’t say the word “sorry” outright, the sentiment of regret and support is what matters
I was so bored of him by this point. I was like go find Lord Debling and run!
What is the name of the soundtrack from min. 1:20??😍😍
i wanna damn know too, it is in the wedding scene as well. Hate that i cannot find it anywhere
Anyone know what song is playing in the background?
I only know of Pen and Colin’s theme. It’s Since we met by Kris Bowers. It’s really heartwarming.
@@Yaelin Thank you so much!
Please tell me the name of this music 😭😭😭😭
It's the score of the show It's up on all platforms
I'm so disappointed with Pen's response to Colin!! What he said in the end ABSOLUTELY COMPLETELY MELTED ME and with her accomplished, brilliant, creative writing abilities all she could scurry up is a simple "I love u, you're a good man"?????..LAME!!!!!!!
Pass me the kleenex 😢😊
This is terrible.
Jess Brownell can't write at all.
I do enjoy watching Bridgerton, but with that said, the books are better. How he handled finding out about her was much much better in the books. ❤