This entire series was a masterpiece, but the ending scene with Mr. Dudley carrying his wife Clara to Hill House so she could be with her children. So profoundly beautiful. It broke me in the best way. 😭
In episode 10, Poppy Hill recites a poem to Hugh Crain about how a person (male) killed the Grattan family. Who was these Grattans ? Did they live in the house earlier ? Who murdered them ?
Ive actually lost a baby, my little girl back in 2017, this scene destroyed me, but as you said, so so beautiful that she's reunited with both her babies💕
I really went into this thinking it was just going to be a horror series. Definitely wasn't expecting to just ugly cry by the end of it. What a show, honestly.
The amount of strength and sadness compained in mr Dudley's heart while walking holding his dying wife in the dark wood going to the house that took his daughter away from them.
In episode 10, Poppy Hill recites a poem to Hugh Crain about how a person (male) killed the Gratton family. Who was these Grattons ? Did they live in the house earlier ? Who murdered them ?
Did you know that it was originally supposed to keep panning to reveal a door closing in on them, Meaning that They never left hill house. People who saw this ending thought it was too cynical so they changeed it. But you'll notice it's the only shot that isn't obviously in the house of the whole scene.
@@Your_Wingman Carla Gugino said in a Q&A that the final two episodes were made while the show was being filmed, your assumption is probably right that they wanted to have a positive outcome in that it would deprive the house of any satisfaction it may get.
That is true cinema. Art is supposed to do that, now days we have movies that double as roller-coasters; good for a short burst of entertainment but left as empty as before.
I know many people have noticed but, Steve first started episode one off with "Those who walk there walk alone." and then episode nine ended with "Those who walk there walk together." it just seemed sweet in a way. I just wanted to point that out since I haven't seen a comment about that.
I loved that too, but I’m pretty sure both the opening and closing lines are lines directly from the book. So we have Shirley Jackson to thank for that!
I loved that also, shows his character change, personality, no longer cynical and from hating his dad to loving him and respecting his family and his sacrifice. Amazing
@@gavinpelle2464 the book opens with and closes with “walks alone”. So the change in this roughly adapted screenplay was beautiful for how much it was different from the book
The dudley scene completely broke me, tears streaming down my face, it over shadowed nell and their dads goodbye scenes. For two characters with less screen time, they completely connected with the audience, we felt this ending, that's testament to the actors. It's sort of awkward voyeur, when we see then find abigail on the floor of the red room, the camera is at a weird angle, like we are looking over a shoulder, accidentally privy to it, like we don't see the events that lead up to Mr dudley carrying his wife, and there's minimal descriptive dialogue. But we, at least I, was moved by this so much more than the main cast. I feel bad now that Mr dudley is on his own when he's not at the house now. This series is absolutely amazing, the best thing netflix has done!! The ending is mostly not expected. Really strong performances from all involved. I haven't cried in years. Bless the dudleys
Out of all the heart wrenching moments in the series Claire's death broke me, the love her husband had to carry her through the dark woods and into the house where their child died so they could be together is beautiful and heartbreaking.
if you know the song, it talks about a relationship being a house. the song and the series are meant for each other. Gregory Alan is a master songwriter
This show left me with a fear that will never go away... not a jump scare kind of fear,the fear of losing someone you love... everyone has got their own red rooms and live in it till death... I could feel each and every emotion throughout the entire show... the best show I've ever watched
Hill House shattered me in the most beautiful way. To me, Dudley bringing his wife there to die and saying "we're home" is a great metaphor for "home" being our people. Home is the people we chose to spend our lives with, the people we hold on for, the people we turn to in order to remember exactly how strong we can be. The people worth living for. Must be magical, experiencing that kind of love and to have a love that goes both ways too. Absolute reality is where I'm at right now and this world is slowly digesting me...
I figured the house was more than 100 years old with all the ghosts lurking around in it. Thank you for uploading this. Great scene. My wife and I cried when Mr Dudley carried his wife to the house
The creators have actually posted the house's history on Reddit. Apparently, each episode was going to start with a little clip slowly showing us the previous owners of the house and giving us their backstory, but Netflix cut it due to time constraints
*Thank you* for uploading this scene! The Haunting of Hill House is hands down one of, if not, THE BEST series in my opinion. I'm a 31 year old guy and when I seen Mr.Dudley carrying his wife through the woods back to the house, I almost lost it 🥺😭
IF YOU CRIED WITH THIS SCENE, THEN YOU'LL CRY TOO IN THE END OF THE "THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR". MIKE FLANAGAN ONE OF THE BEST HORROR DIRECTORS OUT THERE.
People need to watch the show, not for the horror but mostly for the emotional story it has, every characters is describe so well and every one of them have an emotional story
trish and theo got married, shirley stayed with her man, steve gets to have a child, and luke is 2 years clean. i just know nellie was the confetti at the party. this ending breaks my heart in the best way
I was truly taken aback by how good this series was! I put it on a whim one night and ended up staying up till 5am binging it. I was an emotional wreck by the end but what a story! I recommend this series to everyone now.
Mike Flanagan is a huge Stephen King fan. He’s even directed two King movies. He completely understands from King that if you don’t spend 90% of your time building characters that you love, then the 10% of scares is meaningless. You have to love the characters to fear that something will happen to them.
Honestly, the whole ending with the siblings and with Hugh's detah was beautiful and tear-jerker, but that final scene with the Dudleys after finding out the whole truth about them and their second child after the Last Night was the part that took the emotional biscuit for me. :'''
Wish we'd gotten a part with Luke like we did the other 3 siblings in this scene. I also wish we'd gotten a reaction of some kind to their dad's sacrifice.
This scene was sooo beautiful!! I don’t think this show is about supernatural or ghost or anything like that, it’s more about that . Emotional connection and love and acceptance
This seems just the right ending. But I'm so sad that Nell had to die! She's the sweetest. But the part about Mr. Claus when Hugh talks about her made me really sad. Those five were meant to live their lives the fullest.
I thought the series was just going to be creepy and shit but it actually made me really emotional and realise just how important family is. I didn't expect to cry so damn much
When I started watching the first episode, I thought it was going to be just another horror tv series. I finished watching the last episode yesterday. I've never ever watched something so emotionally profound and heartwrenching and this song was the cherry on top. I never thought I'd say this but The haunting of hill house is one of my comfort shows now.
"we yield to it ore we fight it, we can not meet it half way. without it we can not continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality" one of the most beautful things i ever heard.
I cried more than I screamed while watching this series 😭 honestly this ain’t a horror, it’s a beautiful drama about family and humanity ❤ honestly Luke being 2 years sober had me punching the air with joy and Mr Dudley bringing his dying wife to the house had me bawling.
One of the best use of voiceovers in cinema. Almost equal to the voiceovers at the beginning and end of "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford."
It's been a while, but I do remember during one Halloween deciding to watch this series. Needless to say, it didn't disappoint. I had a blast when I watched the show for the first time. It had effective scares, good arcs and development for each of the characters involved and a wholesome and satisfying ending. Also, I just want to outright say, next to Jordan Peele, I do believe another master of modern-day horror is without a doubt, Mike Flanagan, aka the creator of this show. I say that, because while I have currently only have seen two projects from him, this show and The Haunting of Bly Manor, based on these two shows alone, I can tell this guy clearly has talent within the realm of horror. It also makes me all the more excited to see the other projects he has done within the horror genre.
"Those who walk there, walk *together* " Also yes I know that Luke's actor said that his cake is red and people in the Red Room had some red shade, but NO, HAPPY ENDING, SHUSH
While it’s not a perfect ending as there are still some questions left unanswered (as is the case with the original novel), I was and still am amazed that after all the ghosts and jump scares and edginess, they managed to transition seamlessly from 9.9 episodes of horror and gore and tragedy to an actually uplifting ending without it feeling out of place. I wasn’t expecting the House to just pick them all off one by one in the final episode or something, but I was expecting more of a “neutral” ending, where they make it out alive and the ghosts and mysteries are put to rest, but the trauma and grief of their experiences still remains with them forever. I’m glad the Crains got their happy ending though; after everything they went through they definitely deserved it.
I’m going to end up watching this show for the fourth time. It really has an hold over me especially Nell. What happened to her always bother me because it just sad how she didn’t get her happy ending. Kinda remind me of myself especially when she said “I was standing here the whole time and none of you saw me” when I died or even now, one of my fears is for people to forget me. It makes me sad to feel forgotten like I don’t exist/not around and then with her and Arthur, to have him comfort her and night terrors and still love her and married. That’s something I want, that’s someone I want to be married to. But i hope that it won’t end short. Death can happened at any time from car accident to heart attack to any and it was so sad when Arthur because he was making her so happy and it felt like she going to live an good life. Anyway, I loved hill house so much and it was so different from my expectations. It was more than horror despite that one major jump scare between Theo, Shirley, and passed Nellie in between the car…the show was emotional and it was beautiful 🤍🤍🤍🤍
Actually if you're worried one will overshadow the other, don't. The 2 seasons are 2 very different themes and stand very well on their own, not in competition. I'd highly recommend watching should you change your mind
In episode 10, Poppy Hill recites a poem to Hugh Crain about how a person (male) killed the Gratton family. Who was these Grattons ? Did they live in the house earlier ? Who murdered them ?
The poem is from the book, but it doesn't have anything to do with the house. It's about the murder of the Wrattan family from 1893, just a folk song the author included.
All prayers for Ukraine these days 🇺🇦
This entire series was a masterpiece, but the ending scene with Mr. Dudley carrying his wife Clara to Hill House so she could be with her children. So profoundly beautiful. It broke me in the best way. 😭
In episode 10, Poppy Hill recites a poem to Hugh Crain about how a person (male) killed the Grattan family.
Who was these Grattans ? Did they live in the house earlier ? Who murdered them ?
Ive actually lost a baby, my little girl back in 2017, this scene destroyed me, but as you said, so so beautiful that she's reunited with both her babies💕
@@shannonbrown6299 I’m so so sorry that you have experienced such incomprehensible tragedy. Take care Shannon. Well wishes.
I cried hard with the dudleys story.
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 It's a reference to the book itself. There's a poem in there she recites
This show totally blindsided me - one of the best things I've ever seen.
I fully agree with you
Definitely a sleeper instant classic
I cried 18475829201946511690 times over this
It’s a truly special show
Agreed!
I really went into this thinking it was just going to be a horror series. Definitely wasn't expecting to just ugly cry by the end of it. What a show, honestly.
It’s so so so underrated and slept on.
I rewatch it at least once a year. It's my number 1 recommended thing to watch. Both scary as hell and profoundly moving. It's a masterpiece.
The only show better is The Leftovers
The amount of strength and sadness compained in mr Dudley's heart while walking holding his dying wife in the dark wood going to the house that took his daughter away from them.
In episode 10, Poppy Hill recites a poem to Hugh Crain about how a person (male) killed the Gratton family.
Who was these Grattons ? Did they live in the house earlier ? Who murdered them ?
@@07aniketdeysarkar26 The Grattans were the ghosts in Hill House. The tall man, the grandma etc are the Grattans.
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No they were the 'Hill' family....
Grattans were reference of something else maybe
After everything, seeing Luke 2 years clean and sober was the best part of this ending.
Proud
Did you know that it was originally supposed to keep panning to reveal a door closing in on them, Meaning that They never left hill house. People who saw this ending thought it was too cynical so they changeed it. But you'll notice it's the only shot that isn't obviously in the house of the whole scene.
His 2 years sober cake is red, implying the Red Room, meaning that there is a chance that Luke never made it out alive…
I watch when I'm going thru withdrawls....this series is very triggering for addicts but somehow comforting.
Amen
i dont cry much but when mr dudley carried mrs dudley to the house i cried
Same
I didn't understand, why they didn't die like through suicide to meet their children or by murder
@@aasthatyagi3001 maybe it was a idea but scrapped and the ending is supposed to be happy not sad
@@Your_Wingman Carla Gugino said in a Q&A that the final two episodes were made while the show was being filmed, your assumption is probably right that they wanted to have a positive outcome in that it would deprive the house of any satisfaction it may get.
@@aasthatyagi3001 Bc its a sin in the catholic religion to commit suicide Bc it’s viewed as murder
Best show on Netflix by a mile, masterpiece from beginning to end.
You should try Bly Manor too! It totally destroyed me emotionally lol
@@delaneyg5304 I still haven’t recovered from that ending. It absolutely tore me apart
Sense8 always brings me to tears
Maniac is right up there with hill house imo
agree 100%
Saddest series ever in my life. Kinda left me with feelings that will never go
That is true cinema. Art is supposed to do that, now days we have movies that double as roller-coasters; good for a short burst of entertainment but left as empty as before.
One of the most emotional shows I’ve seen, one of my favorites, is Sense8. I EXTREMELY recommend you see it!
I hope you've seen bly manor, on god, these haunting series make me want to die crying
I know many people have noticed but, Steve first started episode one off with "Those who walk there walk alone." and then episode nine ended with "Those who walk there walk together." it just seemed sweet in a way. I just wanted to point that out since I haven't seen a comment about that.
I loved that too, but I’m pretty sure both the opening and closing lines are lines directly from the book. So we have Shirley Jackson to thank for that!
I loved that also, shows his character change, personality, no longer cynical and from hating his dad to loving him and respecting his family and his sacrifice. Amazing
@@gavinpelle2464 the book opens with and closes with “walks alone”. So the change in this roughly adapted screenplay was beautiful for how much it was different from the book
He also never mentioned love in the opening speech
@@gavinpelle2464nope, the book starts and ends with “those who walk there, walk alone”.
The dudley scene completely broke me, tears streaming down my face, it over shadowed nell and their dads goodbye scenes. For two characters with less screen time, they completely connected with the audience, we felt this ending, that's testament to the actors. It's sort of awkward voyeur, when we see then find abigail on the floor of the red room, the camera is at a weird angle, like we are looking over a shoulder, accidentally privy to it, like we don't see the events that lead up to Mr dudley carrying his wife, and there's minimal descriptive dialogue. But we, at least I, was moved by this so much more than the main cast. I feel bad now that Mr dudley is on his own when he's not at the house now. This series is absolutely amazing, the best thing netflix has done!! The ending is mostly not expected. Really strong performances from all involved. I haven't cried in years. Bless the dudleys
I literally started crying so hard when Mrs. Dudley was reunited with her children! Such a beautiful moment 😭
Out of all the heart wrenching moments in the series Claire's death broke me, the love her husband had to carry her through the dark woods and into the house where their child died so they could be together is beautiful and heartbreaking.
My goodness that house scene with the Dudley family made my heart break so much 😭. The song made it even more sad.
Steve’s voice paired with the music and Gregory Alan Isakovs voice is just beautiful. I cry every time I watch this
if you know the song, it talks about a relationship being a house. the song and the series are meant for each other. Gregory Alan is a master songwriter
This show left me with a fear that will never go away... not a jump scare kind of fear,the fear of losing someone you love... everyone has got their own red rooms and live in it till death... I could feel each and every emotion throughout the entire show... the best show I've ever watched
Hill House shattered me in the most beautiful way. To me, Dudley bringing his wife there to die and saying "we're home" is a great metaphor for "home" being our people. Home is the people we chose to spend our lives with, the people we hold on for, the people we turn to in order to remember exactly how strong we can be. The people worth living for. Must be magical, experiencing that kind of love and to have a love that goes both ways too. Absolute reality is where I'm at right now and this world is slowly digesting me...
I appreciate how most of us seem to agree that the scene with the Dudleys has us ugly crying lmao
It was beautiful
I figured the house was more than 100 years old with all the ghosts lurking around in it.
Thank you for uploading this. Great scene. My wife and I cried when Mr Dudley carried his wife to the house
The creators have actually posted the house's history on Reddit. Apparently, each episode was going to start with a little clip slowly showing us the previous owners of the house and giving us their backstory, but Netflix cut it due to time constraints
@@creppypastalover ffs can you link it
This has to be one of the best shows ever made. It’s masterful
" _Were here, were here, calara we made it_ "
- Mr Dudley 😭😭
0:43 timed so PERFECTLY with the song
*Thank you* for uploading this scene! The Haunting of Hill House is hands down one of, if not, THE BEST series in my opinion. I'm a 31 year old guy and when I seen Mr.Dudley carrying his wife through the woods back to the house, I almost lost it 🥺😭
IF YOU CRIED WITH THIS SCENE, THEN YOU'LL CRY TOO IN THE END OF THE "THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR". MIKE FLANAGAN ONE OF THE BEST HORROR DIRECTORS OUT THERE.
I don't think I'll ever recover emotionally from Bly manor
@@jonathanechevers6265 😭😭😭
Midnight Mass!!
@@EsliFM And Midnight Club!!
@@MiceAl487 That will be my next show. I just gotta buy Gow Ragnarok, Elden Ring and some projects
I have seen the whole series 4 times now and it only gets better. I cry every time.
i started to cry harder when mr dudley said we're here, clara
People need to watch the show, not for the horror but mostly for the emotional story it has, every characters is describe so well and every one of them have an emotional story
I still come back to this and 2 other scenes that absolutely crush me to core...what an absolute beautiful show..
So heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time.
trish and theo got married, shirley stayed with her man, steve gets to have a child, and luke is 2 years clean. i just know nellie was the confetti at the party. this ending breaks my heart in the best way
Just finished watch this. Wonderful series and a happy ending that made me cry, especially when Mr. Dudley brought his wife to the house.
I was truly taken aback by how good this series was! I put it on a whim one night and ended up staying up till 5am binging it. I was an emotional wreck by the end but what a story! I recommend this series to everyone now.
Masterpiece indeed..this and Bly Manor just touch me in the most profound way♥️
Tell me why the ending of a horror tv series makes me cry?
Mike Flanagan is a huge Stephen King fan. He’s even directed two King movies. He completely understands from King that if you don’t spend 90% of your time building characters that you love, then the 10% of scares is meaningless. You have to love the characters to fear that something will happen to them.
@@dalekera6732 yes broo ❤️❤️
because true horror was always meant to be well rounded and introspective. Seeing this series was like seeing an old friend again
The actor that played Mr Dudley also played Joe Collins in Midnight Mass which also made me cry especially on his scene with Leeza 😭
And his wife was Doctor Sarah
Honestly, the whole ending with the siblings and with Hugh's detah was beautiful and tear-jerker, but that final scene with the Dudleys after finding out the whole truth about them and their second child after the Last Night was the part that took the emotional biscuit for me. :'''
Wish we'd gotten a part with Luke like we did the other 3 siblings in this scene. I also wish we'd gotten a reaction of some kind to their dad's sacrifice.
Somethings cannot be told
When I saw the dudleys in the house, I just lost it. Never made me cry so much.
Rest in piece oliva hugh and Nell may your souls and spirit forever live in the red room 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
makes me sob every single time. one of the best tv shows I've ever seen.
Her holding that baby next to her daughter was awesome
This scene was sooo beautiful!! I don’t think this show is about supernatural or ghost or anything like that, it’s more about that . Emotional connection and love and acceptance
This seems just the right ending. But I'm so sad that Nell had to die! She's the sweetest. But the part about Mr. Claus when Hugh talks about her made me really sad. Those five were meant to live their lives the fullest.
hope yk they all died or got ate by the hill house
I don't know why I keep randomly coming back to watch this and cry?
I thought the series was just going to be creepy and shit but it actually made me really emotional and realise just how important family is. I didn't expect to cry so damn much
Truly bravissimo don’t think I’ll ever see another story as good as this it’ll last with me forever
We watched this series in my college films class and I will bet my life that there were no dry eyes when this played, no matter how tough you were.
The ending actually made me cry especially when Clara was reunited with her children
To echo a lot of the comments, I wasn’t expecting to sob but when Mr. Dudley carried his wife into the house I absolutely lost it
When I started watching the first episode, I thought it was going to be just another horror tv series. I finished watching the last episode yesterday. I've never ever watched something so emotionally profound and heartwrenching and this song was the cherry on top. I never thought I'd say this but The haunting of hill house is one of my comfort shows now.
I sad cried and I happy cried this show just does everything to make u cry 🥹👏
I cried the first time, and I cry every time I watch it. There is so much I can relate to in this show…
Amazing how a little information can turn a frightening show will turn you into a crying mess. Fear relents to knowledge.
I *bawled* at the ending. I loved it so much.
"we yield to it ore we fight it, we can not meet it half way. without it we can not continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality"
one of the most beautful things i ever heard.
I cried more than I screamed while watching this series 😭 honestly this ain’t a horror, it’s a beautiful drama about family and humanity ❤ honestly Luke being 2 years sober had me punching the air with joy and Mr Dudley bringing his dying wife to the house had me bawling.
I balled my eyes out watching these series. TWICE !😭😭😭
One of the best use of voiceovers in cinema. Almost equal to the voiceovers at the beginning and end of "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford."
One of the best shows I've ever seen.
Me. Also not sane. Stand against the darkness within for 33 years already.
Silence Lay Steadily
Against the wood and stone of hill house.
And those that walk there, walk together
THIS. BROKE. ME. 😫😫😫😫
This is the only series that I have watched that is better than the book.
This was truly one of the best endings to a show I’ve seen. It’s rare to see nowadays
I will say nothing but one thing, that is that I want to forget I ever watched this show and then rewatch again
One of the most beautiful shows
“I guess I’m just to tough to cry”
I was wrong
Still one of the best series I've ever seen
It's been a while, but I do remember during one Halloween deciding to watch this series. Needless to say, it didn't disappoint. I had a blast when I watched the show for the first time. It had effective scares, good arcs and development for each of the characters involved and a wholesome and satisfying ending. Also, I just want to outright say, next to Jordan Peele, I do believe another master of modern-day horror is without a doubt, Mike Flanagan, aka the creator of this show. I say that, because while I have currently only have seen two projects from him, this show and The Haunting of Bly Manor, based on these two shows alone, I can tell this guy clearly has talent within the realm of horror. It also makes me all the more excited to see the other projects he has done within the horror genre.
"Those who walk there, walk *together* "
Also yes I know that Luke's actor said that his cake is red and people in the Red Room had some red shade, but NO, HAPPY ENDING, SHUSH
Best ending the series can get. One of the best ending ever
What a wonderful show! It will stand alone in my heart for forevermore
Gonna re-watch this masterpiece again
Didn't expect a horror series to be awesome and heart whelming
so poetic and powerful serie. Pretty fresh for the standars of horror stuff.
Yea I cried at the ending. Love is the relinquishment of logic.
While it’s not a perfect ending as there are still some questions left unanswered (as is the case with the original novel), I was and still am amazed that after all the ghosts and jump scares and edginess, they managed to transition seamlessly from 9.9 episodes of horror and gore and tragedy to an actually uplifting ending without it feeling out of place. I wasn’t expecting the House to just pick them all off one by one in the final episode or something, but I was expecting more of a “neutral” ending, where they make it out alive and the ghosts and mysteries are put to rest, but the trauma and grief of their experiences still remains with them forever. I’m glad the Crains got their happy ending though; after everything they went through they definitely deserved it.
Simply one of the best ending I've seen to a season.
I cried so much especially with the dudelys
I’m going to end up watching this show for the fourth time. It really has an hold over me especially Nell. What happened to her always bother me because it just sad how she didn’t get her happy ending. Kinda remind me of myself especially when she said “I was standing here the whole time and none of you saw me” when I died or even now, one of my fears is for people to forget me. It makes me sad to feel forgotten like I don’t exist/not around and then with her and Arthur, to have him comfort her and night terrors and still love her and married. That’s something I want, that’s someone I want to be married to. But i hope that it won’t end short. Death can happened at any time from car accident to heart attack to any and it was so sad when Arthur because he was making her so happy and it felt like she going to live an good life. Anyway, I loved hill house so much and it was so different from my expectations. It was more than horror despite that one major jump scare between Theo, Shirley, and passed Nellie in between the car…the show was emotional and it was beautiful 🤍🤍🤍🤍
Best horror web series ever
And those who walked there, walked together :)
The only time I’ve ever been happy to watch someone die in a haunted house
masterpiece
I was here to get scared, but i got depressed
Thinking of the infants soul being tapped at the house alone is horrifying
I can’t wait to see the sobbing messes that Haylo and Kiss will be when they finish this
I don’t know why but every time I see the dudleys here I start ugly crying
God I can’t believe I heard this song before I saw hill house
Song name please? 🙏🏻
Truely A Masterpiece ❤️
The end was actually so happy
Are Bly Manor and Hill House connected? I've only seen the latter.
House be like:
Yo bro, I ain't a free motel you can't just walk in and pass away and stay forever. IT'S ILLEGALLLL
Its sad how they became family again after Nell's death ...
This ending never not makes me cry
I honestly don’t wanna watch bly manor I’m sure it’s good but this was a damn good series from start to finish
Actually if you're worried one will overshadow the other, don't. The 2 seasons are 2 very different themes and stand very well on their own, not in competition. I'd highly recommend watching should you change your mind
In episode 10, Poppy Hill recites a poem to Hugh Crain about how a person (male) killed the Gratton family.
Who was these Grattons ? Did they live in the house earlier ? Who murdered them ?
The poem is from the book, but it doesn't have anything to do with the house. It's about the murder of the Wrattan family from 1893, just a folk song the author included.
@@ejaakawd4665
Ohh thanks.... I thought at first that they lived in the house before the Hill family moved in 🙄
Solo vengo a decir, que buena serie la puta madre.
"Red Cake" :O
Ohh i cried like a bitch watching the last epsiode. So good show