#maggie smart

[lansburyandloganfan]

Happy Phyllis Friday!!!!!!

[batwings79]

The Good Karma Hospital

Maggie Smart - played by Phyllis Logan

[chelsie-carson]

“A good life deserves a good death.”

[chelsie-fan-55]

Maybe it was posted before... I found this on my phone but I can't remember the source. I think it was in a magazine. ☺

[bryllis]

“Now they are home”

[theladychelsieofdownton]

Lady Chelsie here, I am still not over last night and don't know how long it will take me to get over that episode particularly because it hits home in some places but also because seeing a modern-day Phyllis character die and such a beautiful way Hurt my fandom heart a little bit. Anyway couldn't sleep very well so I thought I'd play around with an idea to get put in to my head by a very dear someone. I guess the term for this would probably be too soon? Hopefully it makes you smile although it will rub some salt in the open wound and I am not the best editor by any means! It is not perfect whatsoever but I don't know I found making it helped heal I little fandom heart and I hope you all enjoy.. Dedicating this to my good karma girls that I spent the last few weeks chatting with, you know who you are and I love you ❤️ Oh and happy Holi!

[batwings79]

The Good Karma Hospital - Series 1 Episode 5

Maggie Smart - played by Phyllis Logan

Paul Smart - played by Philip Jackson

Dr. Gabriel Varma - played by James Floyd

AJ Nair - played by Sagar Radia

[batwings79]

The Good Karma Hospital - Series 1 Episode 5

Maggie Smart - played by Phyllis Logan

Paul Smart - played by Philip Jackson

Batwings commentary under the cut

In the previous post I mentioned that Maggie had been more or less running Paul ragged with giving up their home and family and all the things that Paul had a grasp on, that gave him security.  I thought she “was” being a bit selfish and self-obsessed.

But in this part of the scene, we see Paul become as self-obsessed as she is.  Though I don’t blame him his tirade, it doesn’t take long before it’s all about being at home so that HE can feel comfortable and secure.  He fails to see Maggie’s head start spinning and her eyes beginning to roll.  I don’t think it’s until she actually hits the ground that he realizes what’s happening.  And then he’s in a blind panic, as anyone would be.