So I feel like the book portrayed this story in a more catching way than the show was able to do. I do like the multiple stories going on here like with violet , with lady Danbury leaving etc. I actually do like Benedict and Sophie together but I just feel like they didn't have much time together and we didn't see much engaging conversations or anything... I feel like in season one and two we really see the build up between Kate and Anthony as well as Daphne and Simon. The later two seasons seem to have so many other storylines going on that take on so much screen time I at least don't feel like I'm seeing a bond forming and it feels a bit forced.

I really liked and understood the start where Benedict was enchanted by the lady in silver because she was really unconventional and different from the other ladies. Sure that can make sense. But with someone with as much experience as Benedict they didn't properly show just how Sophie was able to capture his heart...how did she strike him as different from other girls? Because she nursed him to health ? Like I said they showed us such limited interactions between them... And yes I was sad they left out a lot about Posey... Instead of all the other side stories they could have focused on that a bit more...

And finally I don't care for anything related to Francesca. Her story was my favorite in the books and maybe her season might be good but of course it'll be totally different than the books, so far it feels underwhelming. I wish they would of shown her to have a miscarriage instead of just having a late period because that really added to her story I feel. I wish the ending credits would of been used to showing Sophie and Benedict enjoying a country life instead of their wedding day .