uh, what?
So I stopped watching Poldark abruptly during season 2 because ROSS POLDARK IS THE WORST, but PBS is running repeats and they're showing the episode I stopped watching partway through (see, I said it was abrupt), and wow, Ross Poldark is not just the worst, but the ABSOLUTE worst.
(Also, why is everyone like, "oh hey, Ross is going to marry Elizabeth now that her husband is dead," when Ross is married??? He can't just get un-wed! What am I missing here? Their society is not big enough for people not to know, and the church is not going to be like, "oh okay, go on then." Why is everyone behaving like this is some kind of certainty? Or is the assumption that he and Elizabeth are just going to live in sin, forsaking their standing in polite society, but...that's okay somehow? What is even happening?)
(Also, why is everyone like, "oh hey, Ross is going to marry Elizabeth now that her husband is dead," when Ross is married??? He can't just get un-wed! What am I missing here? Their society is not big enough for people not to know, and the church is not going to be like, "oh okay, go on then." Why is everyone behaving like this is some kind of certainty? Or is the assumption that he and Elizabeth are just going to live in sin, forsaking their standing in polite society, but...that's okay somehow? What is even happening?)