Poldark: A Guide to Losing Love
(Episode 2.06)
PBSPoldark is a bad boy. Good girls like bad boys, unless they’re the ones the bad boy leaves behind, and Poldark is not doing right by Demelza.
I’ve got a bad feeling about this.
Poldark goes to see his friend Elizabeth and gives her the good news that his debt has been paid as well and she laments the fact that he won’t have to come calling anymore.
But he promises he will.
Oh yeah, can’t leave that sad widow lonely, who cares if his wife and the mother of his child needs help.
Finally, it looks as though there is a happy ending in sight when the good doctor and Caroline have decided to make a plan to elope and everything is set up.
Oh right, a happy ending? This is Poldark.
Our resident wise woman, in the form of the old Aunt, knows that Elizabeth is trouble. She hates George, like everyone, but she’s also very disapproving of Elizabeth’s relationship with Ross. She knows that’s trouble just waiting to happen.
Elizabeth doesn’t listen. She’s always loved Ross and now she’s lonely, so she sends him a note.
I bet she wishes she had Snapchat.
He doesn’t respond right away and she thinks she’s being ghosted. Of course, he never got the letter.