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}}Set in December 1919 and January 1920. The household is bustling with all the Christmas preparations. Mr. Bates is convicted of the murder of his ex-wife Vera despite testimony from the Earl of Grantham. Towards the end of the episode his death sentence is commuted to life imprisonment. Also the relationship between Matthew Crawley and Lady Mary Crawley takes another twist. She jilts her fiancé Sir Richard Carlisle despite his threatening to reveal her dark secret regarding Kemal Pamuk. She also discovers that the fact she is no longer a virgin does not worry Matthew Crawley and in the final scene he proposes to her but only after she insists he get down on one knee. She accepts. |
}}Set in December 1919 and January 1920. The household is bustling with all the Christmas preparations. Mr. Bates is convicted of the murder of his ex-wife Vera despite testimony from the Earl of Grantham. Towards the end of the episode his death sentence is commuted to life imprisonment. Also the relationship between Matthew Crawley and Lady Mary Crawley takes another twist. She jilts her fiancé Sir Richard Carlisle despite his threatening to reveal her dark secret regarding Kemal Pamuk. She also discovers that the fact she is no longer a virgin does not worry Matthew Crawley and in the final scene he proposes to her but only after she insists he get down on one knee. She accepts. |
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[[File:CS5.jpg|thumb|right|400px|[[Thomas]] and [[Violet]] dancing during the Servant's ball.]] |
[[File:CS5.jpg|thumb|right|400px|[[Thomas]] and [[Violet]] dancing during the Servant's ball.]] |
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Revision as of 16:15, 20 November 2013
Set in December 1919 and January 1920. The household is bustling with all the Christmas preparations. Mr. Bates is convicted of the murder of his ex-wife Vera despite testimony from the Earl of Grantham. Towards the end of the episode his death sentence is commuted to life imprisonment. Also the relationship between Matthew Crawley and Lady Mary Crawley takes another twist. She jilts her fiancé Sir Richard Carlisle despite his threatening to reveal her dark secret regarding Kemal Pamuk. She also discovers that the fact she is no longer a virgin does not worry Matthew Crawley and in the final scene he proposes to her but only after she insists he get down on one knee. She accepts.
Notes
- So far, this is the only Downton Christmas special actually set at Christmas.
External links
Transcript Part 1 at Script Line
Transcript Part 2 at Script Line