Cora Crawley (ne Levinson), Countess of Grantham (played by Elizabeth McGovern) (b. O'Brien and Thomas were the only servants who never did like Bates and the duo constantly try to find faults and uncover his past in an attempt to force Mr Carson to sack him. Daisy admits she loved Alfred, but that is gone and they need to go their separate ways. His last name remains unknown. She had one favourite brother who had shell shock and later died during the Great War. Her child by him, a daughter named Marigold, was at first given to a family in Switzerland, where she gave birth. Rose matures and become less self-centred. By 1923 he has taken a keen interest in Isobel, whom he meets again at a ball at Grantham House. After visiting Bates in prison, Anna declares that she will not rest until Bates had been proven completely innocent and is free. This suspicion leads to Lady Grantham's discovering the nanny's cruelty to Sybbie Branson, resulting in her immediate sacking. Even so, the family still call him by his last name. He is in love with Ivy, who is in love with Jimmy, while Daisy is in love with Alfred and determined to break them up. Specifically, the new housemaid, Edna. Elsie May Carson (ne Hughes) (played by Phyllis Logan) (b. She names her son Charlie after his father, before moving away from Downton to start a new life. Angry, she casts Jimmy off, and Jimmy laments to Thomas that the whole venture was a waste of time and money. In the first film, he is six years old and plays with his younger half-sister Caroline, and first cousins Sybbie and Marigold. They slept together and Edna lied to Tom that she was pregnant as a ploy for him to marry her. Unlike the other servants, she shows no respect when talking with Tom, and refuses to stand up when he enters the servants hall. Carson is mortified when he suffers severe chest pains while serving the family dinner and as a consequence is forced to accept help from the female staff. She plays the victim, and accuses him of using her, then casting her aside, and not being a man of honor. She first meets Matthew when he is back in England on leave from the Army and they later become engaged. "[17] Finneran believed that O'Brien "was great to play. Branson and Edna: Branson has adapted to his new life as Downton's agent quite well, but there are those who make him feel ashamed. In series three, Edith and Anthony reconnect and are soon engaged. In 1924, she meets, falls in love with, and marries Atticus Aldridge, the Jewish son of Lord and Lady Sinderby. Although she is usually supportive of Mr Carson when it comes to matters of discipline, she is seldom afraid of speaking her mind when he makes decisions; Carson in turn dislikes proceeding with any choice without her approval. Mrs Bryant, who had been unhappy abandoning Ethel from the start, agrees and Ethel leaves Mrs Crawley's employment. They kiss and enjoy their reunion. Amused instead of scandalised at the revelation, Grantham gently declines Carson's offer, ending the matter as a non-issue. At the beginning of series six Anna is in a dark place as the case of Green's death lingers over her and Bates as she's still out on bail. Still being ignored by the rest of the staff save Anna, he gains an ally in William when he observes Thomas bullying the younger man, who is suffering with severe homesickness. During the Battle of Amiens, he threw himself in front of Matthew to shield him from a shell explosion and both men were seriously wounded. During the First World War, Sybil serves as an auxiliary nurse and develops feelings for Tom Branson, the family's chauffeur and a staunch Irish nationalist. Braithwaite had a certain interest in the book's. Lady Rose, who had been staying with her, would convince Cora to hire her, to make up for Sarah O'Brien having left Downton to be in the service of her mother, Susan MacClare. Edna starts asking questions and making comments about Tom and Sybil, saying that Lady Sybil could have done better but that he is handsome, which prompts Mrs Hughes to tell her to mind her place. Beryl Patmore (played by Lesley Nicol) is the cook at Downton. He purposefully puts his hand in the line of fire in order to gain a blighty wound and be sent home. She resorts to lies, blackmail, and playing upon others' emotions to further her own ends. Before she came to Downton in 1895 as head housemaid, she was courted by a farmer, Joe Burns. They then take this to Robert who ensures that the witness makes a statement, then tries to contact Bates. Ethel bursts into the meeting with her son, proclaiming that Charlie is their grandchild, but Mr Bryant accuses Ethel of only being after their money and insists that his son was a good man. Edna also remarks to Lady Grantham that anyone would be lucky to be a member of the Crawley family. Gwen Harding (born Dawson) (played by Rose Leslie) was a housemaid at Downton. Thomas escorts Jimmy to the guest corridor upstairs and plans to watch the door while Jimmy goes through with it. Thomas tells Jimmy to run, while Thomas is left to take the beating in Jimmy's place. Although Bates had hoped Thomas would leave with a good reference, Lord Grantham decides to let him stay on so Thomas can lend his skills to the upcoming cricket match between the village and the house. Prince Albert, Duke of York (Jonathan Townsend), the future King George VI, is present at Rose's debutante ball. In the end, Alfred realises too late that he was chasing the wrong girl, while Ivy comes to a similar realisation about Jimmy, who was clearly out for sport. In the series finale, Carson begins to suffer from palsy that ultimately forces him into semi-retirement. Bates is overjoyed by the news. Edna Braithwaite was a general maid who arrived at Downton Abbey in September 1921 and left soon after, then briefly returned as lady's maid to Lady Grantham . "[17] Finneran stated her belief that O'Brien's negative attitudes originated from how the character "has basically sacrificed her entire life to somebody else, for the good of their life and their home its no wonder that she would get frustrated or angry about things. Chamberlain later reveals to Tom that he had been blackmailed into attending by Violet, who knew of his role in one of the notorious pranks performed by his brother-in-law, Horace de Vere Cole (in their youth, de Vere Cole, Chamberlain and some others had disguised themselves as workmen and had dug a trench across Piccadilly Circus, causing a massive traffic jam "from the East End to Belgrave Square."). After the war, with male staff able to be hired, the full household staff are brought up to the pre-war levels and Mr Carson is able to return to solely undertaking the duties of butler. Bates is freed, and the reunited married couple move into a cottage on the grounds shortly thereafter. In the meantime, Bertie's unmarried cousin dies of malaria in Tangiers. In the first film, she has had a daughter with Henry named Caroline. Anthony Strallan (played by Robert Bathurst) was Edith's much older suitor. Her Aunt Rosamund finds out and accompanies her to get the abortion in London. He later opens the ball at Grantham House and dances with Rose. Gwen endears herself to the family by revealing that the late Lady Sybil had gone to great lengths to help Gwen become a secretary, and that Sybil's kindness had changed her life. As a . He runs after the car and orders Bates to get out, telling him to get back inside and that nothing more would be said about him leaving. However, his physical dishevelment deceives Grantham into thinking that Thomas has more concern for the family than Grantham believed, and Grantham later tells Carson that he is willing to give Thomas a try as valet. She was forced to leave school at the age of 11. Lord Grantham bursts into Lady Anstruther's room to sound the alarm and discovers her with Jimmy. However, the investigation into Green's death begins to wind down, as the police have failed to find anything more than circumstantial evidence to link Bates to the crime. Her determination to treat the man piques the ire of Violet, Dowager Countess of Grantham, and preparing for a showdown, Violet shows up at Mr Drake's bedside only to witness the procedure and its unmitigated success. She is very trustworthy, polite, and loyal to the Crawley family and her "downstairs" co-workers. Sir Herbert leaves Downton the next morning with no knowledge of the incident. Matthew defends Michael against his wife and goes stalking and fishing with him. Anna gives birth to a healthy baby boy on New Year's Eve, much to her and her husband's delight. Through a series of notes and letters, all of which Jimmy desperately begs Thomas for advice on, the audience learns that Jimmy's former position with Lady Anstruther included a sexual aspect. The Crawleys and Rose succeed in retrieving the letter, after which the grateful prince unexpectedly arrives and opens Rose's debutante ball at their house, dancing with Rose. Thomas s'arrange alors avec Edna afin de faire passer Anna comme mdisante son sujet auprs de Cora - ce qui marche, Robert allant rappeler l'ordre M. Bates ce propos. Mrs Hughes threatens to summon a doctor to examine her if she persists with her lie. When Edith marries Bertie Pelham, the Marquess of Hexham, Marigold moves with them to their new home at Brancaster Castle. Violet convinces the local parish vicar to officiate the bedside wedding ceremony and attends along with Lady Edith and the entire staff present. The king is later heard in a radio broadcast, voiced by Jon Glover. After Lady Grantham is struck by a severe case of Spanish flu, O'Brien maintains a bedside vigil, attempting to atone for the miscarriage. Tony later calls off his engagement to Mabel, because of his interest in Mary. She would cause trouble with the house, and she again schemed to try to connive Tom into her life again, this time, trying to trap him into marriage. In episode 5, Bates is insistent that nothing will go wrong with the pregnancy, when Anna begins to worry. The scheming Edna would return as Cora Crawley's second lady's maid. Some also appear in one or both of the film sequels: Downton Abbey (2019), and Downton Abbey: A New Era (2022). In the first film, she is seven years old and continues to be raised with her first cousins George and Caroline, at the estate. Although Daisy finds this awkward at first, after he tells Daisy that William thought she was special and that his father would have no children left after his own death, their relationship changes and becomes akin to that of father and daughter. Bates goes to York for the day but does not reveal the reason for going and Mr Green dies in Piccadilly after "falling into the road". An overconfident Thomas makes a snide remark that Mr Bates can do nothing to stop him only for Bates to violently grab him and shove him against the wall, proving that despite his disability he is not to be underestimated. By. Alfred's largest rival is fellow footman Jimmy Kent, who is shorter than Alfred, but quite handsome. Mrs Hughes has described her sister as being born "not quite right in the head" and has been privately caring for her since their mother died. 1868), usually called Lady Grantham, is the wife of Robert and mother of Mary, Edith and Sybil. She would be canned after she tried everything to derail Tom's transition to the upstairs family. Tom Branson was supposed to appear in only three episodes of the first series,[8] and Branson was originally Yorkshire-born. She makes him feel guilty about having moved up in the world, going so far as to get him to eat downstairs again and suggest that he drive them to the Thirsk Fair, after urging him to come with them. While there, she apparently comes to like Lady Flintshire and manages to arrange to become her lady's maid. Mr Mason becomes father-in-law to Daisy when she marries his son on his deathbed. In Italia, la stagione stata trasmessa in prima visione su Rete 4 dall'11 dicembre 2014 all'8 gennaio 2015.. La stagione copre il periodo di tempo da febbraio ad . Robert later realises Marigold bears a strong resemblance to Gregson, and then tells Cora that he thinks Marigold is Edith's daughter. Thomas also leads on the kitchen maid, Daisy, partly for his amusement (since it annoys the second footman, William Mason, who has feelings for her) and for ulterior motives. Tom struggles both with grief over Sybil's death in childbirth and with being accepted by the Crawleys and their servants as a new member of the Crawley family. In August 1914 they are successful and Gwen wins a position at a telephone firm. Eventually, Jimmy decides that the only thing to do is to satisfy her and hope it'll get her out of his hair. 173 likes. She searches for anyone Vera may have been in contact with, and finds a neighbour who saw her the day of her death. . When the staff see that he uses a cane, they are at best surprised and at worst angry feeling that they will have to pick up the slack for him, due to his disability slowing him down in the large house. Martha sees herself as representing modernity, while Violet seems to represent the pre-war aristocratic world that is gradually becoming obsolete. Anna worries that Mr Bates will have his revenge if her attacker's identity is ever revealed. LONDON . When she asks how it is possible that he has returned, he silences her, insisting that they speak later about it but for the moment, enjoy their Christmas. In series four, Barrow is as shocked as anyone when his old ally Miss O'Brien leaves Downton in the middle of the night. In the third series, Thomas and O'Brien's alliance begins to fall apart with the appointment of her nephew Alfred as footman. Baxter later tells Cora the rest of the story: she was tricked into stealing the jewellery by another servant who made her think he loved her, but he ran and left her to take the blame. In the second feature film, Andy and Daisy are married and both living together on the farm with Mr Mason, and after the departure of Thomas Barrow it is hinted that Andy will succeed Barrow as Downton's butler. Considering Charlie's future, she gives him to Mr and Mrs Bryant. A chronicle of the lives of the British aristocratic Crawley family and their servants in the early twentieth century. Alfred also notes that Thomas always defends Jimmy no matter how unkindly Jimmy behaves, and suggests that perhaps he take it easy. Edith changes her mind at the very last second, and she and Rosamund concoct a ridiculous story that they would like to take a holiday in Switzerland for a few months to "improve their French." Edna says she cannot be forced, to which Mrs Hughes refutes that by warning that she would lock Edna up, hold her down, and strip her if that is what it took. Freda Dudley Ward (Janet Montgomery) asks Rose for help after a compromising letter from the Prince of Wales is stolen from her handbag by Sampson. In the third series, Ethel returns, having entered into a life of prostitution. Later, Thomas Barrow finds her humming in the boot room, and she tells him he should be happy he is in good favor with her, while smirking unpleasantly. Throughout the first series she is often seen bossing around and shouting at Daisy while working but cares for her like a daughter and often offers her advice. Between series five and series six they move to New York; sometime before Christmas 1925 they have a daughter named Victoria. He appears to have been warned off Thomas by Mr Carson, Mrs Hughes, and Mrs Patmore. She dies at the end of the second film. Menu. Branson's return to Downton Abbey for Matthew and Mary's wedding is off to a poor start: he doesn't own a set of tails or even a dinner jacket, and he talks politics at dinner, enraging Robert. In 1912, she brings private papers of her uncle Jonathan Swire, a Liberal minister, to Sir Richard Carlisle since Sir Richard plans to financially ruin her father. When Green returns to the Abbey, Bates is further convinced of his guilt. She later tells Mrs Hughes and Mr Carson that she had made plans to meet Tom, inappropriately using his first name, when they ask her to do a job that clashes with those plans, asking them if she must do what they asked her to do. However, Anthony jilts Edith at the altar, devastating her. In the second Christmas special, she accompanies Lady Grantham to Scotland to visit Duneagle Castle. Edna approaches him again when she sees him sitting by himself and gives him a large whiskey, saying she thinks he needs it. A timeline of events in Downton Abbey from the 1530s to 1928. Violet has Clarkson lie to mend their marriage. After he confesses to Daisy, she reveals she wasn't flirting and, impressed by his actions, is ready to start planning her marriage to Andy. Though Isobel is concerned about marrying Lord Merton when his sons do not approve of her, Violet insists she should not let them ruin her future. By the time series five begins, Thomas and Jimmy have grown much closer in their friendship, though it is clear Thomas is still in love with him. Bates does not say much about his family or childhood, though he does mention that his late mother was Irish and he has a Scottish grandmother. His mother later tells George that it was time for his bedtime, and about the sudden demise of his father Matthew, only moments after his birth. She tells him that she believed she was pregnant, but that she had miscarried, and that it had potentially happened twice before. After she got fired, Edna manages to come back to Downton to work as Cora's lady's maid. Movies. When the Crawleys manage to reduce Bates's sentence to life imprisonment, she decides to stay at Downton, although she vows that she will not rest until Bates is free. Despite the pains, Anna is fine, as her body is adjusting to pregnancy. In series six, Bates and Anna must deal with the shadow of Green's murder; however, the case is resolved quickly when a confession is made by another of Green's victims and Anna is freed from bail. Thomas tries to remain calm, quietly asking if Jimmy might try writing. Une soire extravagante Downton Abbey donne aux Crawleys une chance de renouer avec d . Nevertheless, Tony remains lukewarm about Mabel and seems keen on Mary. Maureen Lee Lenker of Entertainment Weekly described Barrow as one of the series' "most polarizing figures".[14]. Barrow succeeds him as butler, with Carson serving in a supervisory role. She appeared in the film, played by Geraldine James.[24]. The neighbour also stated that she had seen Vera walking down the street when the gas lights had come on (she said they made a sort of "halo" around Vera's head), which would have been when Bates was already on his way back home. However, Mrs Hughes tells her there will be no offer because there is no child. During a dinner in his honour, Branson, the Irish nationalist and socialist chauffeur, attempts to avenge himself on the Army by pouring a soup tureen of slop over the general, but he is stopped in time by Carson the butler (who after reading Branson's apology note to Lady Sybil, found by Anna, thought Branson meant to assassinate the general). During the time apart from Bates, Anna refuses to fall into hopelessness or despair, though there is a brief period where this wavers, when letters and visits with her husband are stopped for a time. Violet, portrayed as a matriarchal figure and quick of wit despite her age, symbolises the "old world" and order of the preFirst World War days. In Downton Abbey: A New Era, newlyweds Daisy and Andy are sharing the farm with Mr Mason. The Marchioness's lady's maid tells Vera about Lady Mary's liaison with Kemal Pamuk. Charles Blake stages a scene where Mabel and Tony come across Charles and Mary supposedly in a passionate kiss, and finally, Tony gives up on Mary and decides to marry Mabel. She insults Barrow's arrogance and manner, though he responds in kind, and she leaves Downton once again. However both Molesley and Baxter investigate Bates's confession and find the pub he claims he was at in York the day Green died, and a witness confirms Bates was indeed in York. In the first film, Carson is called back to oversee the royal family's visit to Downton. This is at a time when most women did not smoke and it was very rare for a woman to be seen smoking in public. The brusque, domineering and nouveau riche Carlisle is a self-made, extremely wealthy newspaper magnate from Edinburgh whose paper, with the help of Lavinia Swire, was instrumental in breaking the Marconi scandal story. 'Downton Abbey' Insufferability Index: That Bitch Braithwaite Most of the insufferability on last night's episode of Downton was trumped by the over-the-top villainy of Edna Braithwaite. With Hugh Bonneville, Laura Carmichael, Jim Carter, Brendan Coyle. Bertie asks Edith to marry him the night of Charlie Rogers' death. They agree to be friends forever. But when she reveals she knows he is married, he explains that his wife, Lizzy, whom he loved very much, has been in an insane asylum for some years with no hope of recovery. In series four, Anna is violently raped and Bates is confused and hurt at her attempts to push him away, as he is unaware of Anna's distress. Before 1912, she lived in Manchester with the Crawleys as their cook, but when they moved, she went with them. Almost immediately, Daisy Mason falls head-over-heels in love with Alfred, but is impeded by the new kitchen maid, Ivy Stuart, whom Alfred is quick to develop a crush on. When Jimmy returns with Dr. Clarkson and the other fair-goers, they find Thomas beaten and bloody. William asked Daisy if she would give him a photo that he could carry with him. She also refused to hand the police the ticket regarding Mr Bates's trip to London on the day Mr Green died, telling Lady Mary she could never condemn a man for defending his wife's honour against such a crime. Mason, still enamored with Mrs Patmore, agrees to surrender the farm lease to Daisy and Andy and go to live with her. A fanpage for the lovely Myanna Buring and her role as Edna Braithwaite on Downton Abbey. Edna Braithwaite was a general maid who arrived at Downton Abbey in September 1921 and left soon after, then briefly returned as lady's maid to Lady Grantham. While he is recuperating, Jimmy comes to speak with him. Still in the dark about her pregnancy, Anna begins to experience pains in episode 4, for which Lady Mary rushes her down to London, claiming to Bates that the emergency is hers, not Anna's. Tom and Lucy later have a child of their own, a female, named Violet after the now deceased Dowager Countess of Grantham. Towards the end of the second series, she becomes guilt-ridden when she finds out her meddling in Bates's private life has started a chain reaction which led to Vera's threatening to expose the family secrets and bring the Crawley family into disrepute. At the end of series one, William punches Barrow for his cruel remarks regarding Lady Grantham's miscarriage and the death of William's mother. Lord Merton remarks that both his sons are very much like his late wife, to whom he was not happily married. She loses her virginity to him. The pair see each other often in London during series six and they fall in love. Patrick Gordon (played by Trevor White) is a major in the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry who made a request to stay at the convalescent home at Downton Abbey because he claims he is related to the Crawley family. He announces he is in love with Mary and proposes to her surprise, but she says they barely know each other, and she is not ready to marry again so soon after being widowed. However, when he sees the departing Bates leaving, Lord Grantham is overcome with feelings of guilt. He is extremely tall, which Carson comments is almost too much, even though height is a desirable aspect for a footman. He is caught by Alfred, who walks in on this scene and eventually tells Mr Carson at O'Brien's insistence. The two try to continue their lives; however, both find it difficult to look past what has happened. Downton Abbey is arguably one of the most popular period dramas of all time. When Rose responds that the prince was very popular, the king dryly remarks that "the prince is never short of popularity." However, this alliance does not last very long, as Edna is fired after she successfully seduces Tom Branson but is foiled in her effort to blackmail him into marrying her. For example, he recalls that he and the sisters disliked their governess, which Edith identifies specifically as Frulein Kelder. What really happened next remains unknown, although sexual relations are heavily implied. However, when Tom Branson speaks to her about his own experiences in learning to live with the Crawley family despite their differences, she is inspired to make her marriage work. In A New Era, now seven years old, he is seen playing with his young cousins. She gets a new hairstyle and announces that she will move into Yew Tree Farm with Mr Mason, while still working at Downton. Julian Fellowes wanted to have Matthew die in series four, but the actor wanted to leave sooner. She is a widow as her husband died during the First World War. She is especially bitter and resentful towards most of the other servants, perhaps due to her family circumstances; the animosity is common knowledge, even for the Crawleys. Thomas provides Bates with words that lead her to believe Bates knows of her hand in Lady Grantham's miscarriage, and she quickly backs down. He eventually takes a position in a smaller household, but when Carson develops an illness, Barrow is invited back to Downton to become the new butler. Edith does not hear from him, which worries her, especially when she receives a shocking letter from a London doctor informing her that she is pregnant. Episode #4.2: Directed by David Evans. In the last episode of series one, O'Brien comes to believe that Cora is going to replace her. She is one of eleven children and her parents are deceased. In 1922 he joins Violet and Isobel for lunch, later taking a walk with Isobel. With the possibility of Alfred leaving to pursue his dreams of being a chef, Mr Carson offers Molesley a job as second footman if Alfred leaves. When Daisy visits him again in 1922, she is trying to avoid Alfred, who is saying his final goodbyes at the house. He previously served in the Army alongside the earl as his batman during the Boer Wars and suffered an injury to his right leg. She gives it to Lady Mary, who destroys it after Bates uses his skills as forger and pickpocket in suppressing a royal scandal. In episode 6 Anna begins to experience uncomfortable pains again and Bates insists he pay for her to see Ryder again. Edith then invites him to a party at Downton, where he begins to earn her father's respect. In 1919, she asks Mrs Patmore if, after many years in service, she can be promoted from kitchen maid to assistant cook and Mrs Patmore agrees to ask Mrs Hughes if the budget can support promotion for Daisy. She reveals Edna knew how to prevent a pregnancy with the help of a book she found among Edna's things. Downton Abbey is a British period drama set in the fictional Downton Abbey, Yorkshire, country house of the Earl and Countess of Grantham, and follows the lives of the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants. Barrow finds Jimmy just as he is cornered by two members of the opposing team, and puts himself in the way so Jimmy can avoid being beaten and mugged. John Drake (played by Fergus O'Donnell) is a tenant farmer on the estate of the Earl of Grantham. Tom was briefly seduced by the manipulative maid Edna who made it her life's mission to trick him into marrying her. But Edith, Mary, Matthew and Isobel defend Tom, and Mary settles the matter once and for all by revealing Sybil did not object to her child being a Catholic. In the course of a sexual encounter with Mary, Pamuk dies in her bed of a heart attack. Cora instantly takes a liking to him, whereas Mary and Robert do not. Gordon convinces Lady Edith by relating experiences in Downton. Fearing for his safety, Lord Grantham had him assigned to Matthew Crawley's battalion to be his batman. Lord Grantham insists on using his influence to get Freddie into Ripon Grammar School and paying the school fees in future. Anna reveals to him that she believed she was pregnant, but that morning had realised that she had miscarried their child, and that it wasn't the first time it had happened, but the third. Later, having returned to Grantham House, Mrs Hughes interrupts Anna and Lady Mary and informs them that Vyner has returned and has come to arrest her. Fellowes initially intended for Mrs Hughes to be a Yorkshire native. This engagement is broken off and during the war he is injured. He only changes his mind when he learns more of Sir Richard's questionable moral character, and is clearly distressed by Lady Mary's reaction to his decision. In between serving in the Anglo-Boer War and joining the staff at Downton Abbey, John Bates went to prison for a theft that Vera had committed. Mrs Hughes discovers a round-trip ticket stub from York to London in an article of Bates's clothing that Anna donates to charity. The older Mr Mason later explains to Daisy that William was his only surviving child and he had realised that William married Daisy not just because he cared for her but so his father would have someone to keep company. He often helps Ivy in the kitchen with his culinary skills, much to Daisy's ire. In series two, in the First World War, Thomas has ended up on the battlefield despite his attempts to avoid it, and has become terrified by the conflict. However, it becomes clear that Barrow knows a secret about her, which he uses to his advantage to make her spy on the servants and family, something Baxter is very uncomfortable with. Lavinia dies at Downton of Spanish influenza after Matthew regains use of his legs and shortly before their wedding. Most of the staff give him the cold shoulder, while Thomas and O'Brien try to get rid of him to further their own ends.

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