You know what they say, "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell as sweet." But in Bridgerton, a name seems to hold the key to a world of unspoken desires and hidden emotions. 😉 Perhaps it's a way for Simon, so used to the weight of his title, to experience a sliver of normalcy, of genuine connection, with Daphne. Or maybe, just maybe, it's a way for him to draw her closer, to create an intimate space between them amidst the chaos and formality of their world. Whatever the reason, this simple act speaks volumes about the complex dynamics of their relationship.

Ah, the yearning, the stolen glances, the forbidden whispers of a given name! This is why I binge-watch period dramas. It's a delicious escape from reality, a chance to revel in the grandeur and romance of a bygone era. It lets me believe, if only for a few stolen hours, that even in a world of rigid rules and social expectations, love can find a way. 💕

Penelope & Colin's Full Story from S1 to S3💓

Hold on a second! Why does the Duke get to dictate how people address him? It's giving hypocrisy... especially when he's supposed to be all 'anti-establishment'. Seems like a classic case of wanting to have his cake and eat it too! 😠

This insistence on informality feels a bit forced, like they're trying too hard to make him the "different" Duke. Let's be real, a name doesn't change who you are.

Colin running after Penelope like a lost puppy🥺