Bridgerton/Anthony visits Siena on the Eve of the Duel/Tears/Passionate Love

HALLO FOLKS

As you’ll know, I have a special fondness and weakness for impossible loves and love scenes  and i Just ENJOYED the Love scenes between Anthony Bridgerton and opera singer Siena Rosso

Why it is Real Love and not [just] Lust, I’ve already explained [1]

Now Folks will say”

Why all that sex between them if it is real love

FIRSTLY

Since opera singers were considered as ”immoral women” In the

Regency Era [1811-1820, the time of Bridgerton books and TV Netflix series]

and a marriage between an aristocrat and an opera singer was a no go area

[which explains the fierce resistance of Anthony’s mother, Lady Violet, against

the relationship, unintentionally breaking the heart of her son [2], they could not ”wine and dine” in public, even go for a walk in Kew Gardens, so the only place where they could be together was in the house and the sleeping room

SECONDLY

Isn’t it just delicious for the public to look to the sex scenes?

Passionate sex is not contradictory with love

Love and sex are different sides of the same Feeling

SO

Hereby one of the most passionate and deep tragic sex scenes:

Anthony’s visit to Siena on the Eve of the Duel with his best friend

Simon [3], in the knowledge that there is a good chance for him to die…..

See under this and watch and enjoy the scene

SEE YOU SOON AGAIN

ASTRID ESSED

[1]

[2]

[3]

AI OVERVIEW

• The Reputation of Performers: During the Regency, women who performed on stage—including actresses and opera singers—were frequently viewed as “immoral” or “loose women” by the upper-class “Ton”. Because they performed in public for money and were financially independent, they were seen as improper compared to the secluded, sheltered lives of aristocratic women.
• The “No-Go” Area of Marriage: A marriage between an aristocrat (like a Viscount) and a singer was considered a scandal, often seen as a mésalliance (a marriage with someone of lower social status) that would ruin his family’s reputation. This is why Lady Violet, Anthony’s mother, would have considered such a match an impossibility.
• Public Constraints: The social stigma meant that public outings were forbidden for such couples. They could not “wine and dine” in fashionable Mayfair restaurants, promenade in popular spots like Kew Gardens, or show themselves together at Almack’s.
• Isolation in Private: Due to these extreme social restrictions, their relationship was confined entirely to private spaces, most notably behind closed doors, to avoid ruining Anthony’s standing in society

SEE THE PASSIONATE LOVE SCENE!