Is there really need for Bridgerton’s second part? I sincerely think they would be doing too much by releasing a second part.
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Is there really need for Bridgerton’s second part? I sincerely think they would be doing too much by releasing a second part.
Regardless of how people feel now, I’m sure that anyone who enjoyed the first season will end up watching the second given the excellent job done in the first season. Yes, Simon and Daphne’s characters were a major draw for non-book readers but there is so much interesting stuff happening with other characters that I’m sure people will tune in. I’ll miss seeing those two in the limelight but I kind of like the idea of them having a happily ever after without too much more drama. Btw, I haven’t read the books but I’m still interested in the other stories.
I am failing to see what content they could use in the second season, that would be able to grab an audience. They got married, fell in love and overcame their issues last season. The next series would either have to be about one of them cheating or about them having kids and showing them love and support which doesn’t exactly sound riveting. If someone could give me a good plot line which hasn’t already been covered in the previous series about Simon and Daphne, I would entertain the idea of another series about them, but at the moment I can’t see it. Maybe it is time for them to step to the side and let Kate have her moment. I think Kate could inspire a lot of teenager girls, she is strong, passionate and is not afraid to stand up for what she believes in.