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[kokinu09]

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[sayorseee]

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[ladygeeks]

Scene Breakdown: William and Eliza's Tension Behind Closed Doors in 'Miss Scarlet and The Duke'

The tension between William and Eliza in the first episode of Miss Scarlet and The Duke Season 2 is a thing of beauty. From their interaction in the jail cell to the quiet moment in his office, and finally, the longing behind the doors. And though the road to something more, something permanent, is going to be a long journey, the angst at this moment makes it worth every minute.

As two completely different people, their relationship will always be a see-saw back and forth. They will bicker, break bread, and eventually cross barriers toward physical intimacy. The pieces are all there in the first episode as we watch their hands briefly linger in a moment sizzling with scorching chemistry. It’s a scene that tells us that though Eliza denies their relationship goes beyond friendship, their magnetized bodies have other things in mind. The pull is too strong. She has to reach back when he does, one touch, nothing further, but the longing is too achingly palpable. It’s in their expressions, and it’s in their physicality.

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[ladygeeks]

Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2x01 "Pandora's Box" Review

We’re back, Miss Scarlet and The Duke, fans! Last we parted, our favorite Victorian-era female private detective and near-always grumpy (but clearly smitten) Scotland Yard inspector were off to what we could only presume was a lovely dinner. We can’t wait to unpack all the great moments in the season ahead of us, but first, let’s dive into our season opener. Filled with action, intrigue, witty one-liners, and sizzling chemistry, the Season 2 premiere episode, “Pandora’s Box,” did anything but disappoint.

Miss Scarlet and The Duke 2×01 opens with a disheveled Eliza Scarlet (Kate Phillips) confronting Lord Bullington (Eilian Wyn-Jones) about payment for services at what appears to be a gentlemen’s club. Right off the bat, we know that Eliza has not changed — she’s still not being taken seriously by men, but she still doesn’t care and efficiently runs laps around them. When he refuses to fulfill their contract and pay her for finding his birds, Eliza stands her ground. Her persistence thrives, along with her *ahem* negotiation skills, shall we say. All I can say is “fly birdies” and “Bullington had it coming.” We then cut to a revamped opening title sequence, just as gorgeously shot as the previous season.  

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