Bridgerton Season 1 episode 8

Bridgerton S1E8 After the Rain Summary

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Bridgerton S1E8 After the Rain Summary

In the big finale of Bridgerton’s season, episode 8, titled “After the Rain,” Daphne and Simon throw the grand finale ball. It’s packed with all the feels – drama, heartache, tears, and of course, those sweet happy endings. The episode kicks off with Benedict capturing Daphne and Simon’s portrait, while the lovebirds chat about Simon’s plan to bolt from London ASAP. Meanwhile, Penelope rushes to check on Marina, who’s packing up to leave.

Daphne spills the beans to her mom that she and the Duke are calling it quits. Mama Bridgerton suggests they find a way to move forward with patience and forgiveness. But Lady Featherington swoops in, crashing the party with news that they’re not on the guest list. Daphne, being the bigger person, decides to extend an olive branch and overlook past squabbles.

Things take a tragic turn when George’s brother shows up with devastating news – George met his end on the battlefield. Marina’s rocked to her core. Daphne tries to comfort her, but Marina’s reeling from George’s final love confession, regretting ever thinking ill of him.

Bridgerton  S1E8 - After the Rain

Eloise, convinced Genevieve’s the infamous Lady Whistledown, pays her a visit for a ball gown. They chat about Lady Whistledown’s inspirations, and Eloise slyly brings up her brother Benedict, who’s suddenly shy of gossip, lurking in the shop. Genevieve assures Eloise she means no harm, hinting that Lady Whistledown’s a tough cookie. Looks like Eloise is hot on the trail of the gossip queen’s identity.

As Simon preps for a boxing match, Daphne demands answers about his father. Simon insists it’s for her good, claiming she’ll be better off without him. But before the gloves come off, Will’s torn, contemplating taking a fall to dodge Lord Featherington’s shady dealings. E+xploration of love and societal expectations in the glittering world of Regency London, solidifying its status as a must-watch period drama.

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