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Mar 2, 2015
Violet's revelation and colorful description of the events on the night she and the prince attempted to run away together, and her honest and pragmatic assessment of the outcome, along with the hint that the prince wasn't the only dalliance in her past. (And, no small thing, the generosity she displayed with the positive opinion she offered about the chicken broth.)
The best: Mrs. Hughes and Mr. Carson finally getting together! What a wonderful scene it was when Mr. Carson so humbly proposed. I think I exclaimed out loud "YES!" when he finally did it.
The scene in the children's bedroom when Tom asked that they think of his deceased wife, Sybil, and Edyth took Mary's hand...
When Robert made his emotional declaration of affection to Tom, and then made the touching speech abo...See More
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Watched it twice. Cried both times.
Lord Grantham saying he needed Edith's forgiveness as much as she needed his.