Unfortunately, Georgiana isn’t doing great: Wannabe Byron is nothing if not tenacious, and she’s worried that the lawyers must know something she doesn’t about their enemy’s evidence: otherwise, why not take the case?Ĭharlotte: We need to delay this trial. I wrote this in less than a minute!Īnd secondly, the idea that Horrible Ed would ever put pen to paper to do anything other than scheme is laughable at best! And now he’s loose in town to cause mischief? Terrible! While he scampers off to do crime, probably, Charlotte checks in on Georgiana at the tea house. First of all, I hardly think that requires an afternoon. He’s convinced that he’s fixed Horrible Ed’s horribleness, falling for the cad’s request that he get the afternoon off so he can write a poem meditating on his wrongs. While they worry, Gross Priest isn’t nearly worried enough. Why? Because the judge appointed to hear the case is a nasty old racist who won’t ever be convinced, even though we know Georgiana is in the right.
Unfortunately, it’s looking grim: they’ve approached a lot of lawyers, and all of them have turned Georgiana down.
Speaking of whom, across town, Mary and Tom discuss how they can help defend Georgiana from said dastardly jackass. That party for Georgiana looked cool as hell, before Wannabe Byron ruined everything. I don’t know what Arthur is so worried about: of all the Parker boys, he’s the only one who’s exhibited a natural talent for the work he’s taken on in Sanditon. Lady Susan, who happens to be passing by, stops for a chat, and ends up getting called into service as a consultant of sorts for the production.Īrthur: Ok, so here’s the plan: famous soprano from the US. First, we hang out with Arthur, who’s setting up the center of town for a fancy concert, which will apparently be attended by the new king. Please try again later, or contact our Help Desk at /contact.īut not yet.
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