Downton Abbey: The Thirties — Episode 2: The Solicitor's Letter | Sleepbound Nights

Edith arrives from King's Cross with two suitcases, Marigold, and something she isn't saying yet. While Tom signs away the last thread of Henry's motor business — without hesitation, mourning the partnership more than the money — the Crawley sisters walk the lime avenue and begin their careful circling. On Thursday evening, the dining room fills for eight. The first full table since Mary took over.

Includes mentions of: Mention of Loss, Family Tension, Children, Food, Travel, Financial Matters.

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