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Re: ayrt
The fandom interpretation (and I think it's mostly a joke) is that O'Brien is in love with Lafy Cora (Lord Grantham's wife), but what really happens is O'Brien is the head ladies maid and she needs to be needed because it's her job and because she wants to be Lady Cora's favorite. So, she let's her slip in the bath which induces a miscarriage. It had nothing to do with being in love with her and ever thing to do with wanting Lady Cora to need her as head ladies maid. It makes her look good to the family and makes her look good to the staff, though the staff know she's pretty manipulative and conniving.
Maggie Smith's character is Lord Grantham's mother. She's not a Crawley either.
Sybil is rebellious and marries a servant and dies during childbirth, though I don't really remember a doctor subplot besides the one where Lord Grantham dilly-dallied in getting her help because he wanted to take the advice of some showy, famous doctor instead of the village doctor.
Everything terrible happens to Bates and his- now- wife Anna, that's true.
Also, Thomas is gay and also he's a manipulative, conniving little snake and I love him so much.
Re: ayrt
(Anonymous) 2013-11-10 03:44 am (UTC)(link)Re: ayrt