I mean, I do get why she is looking to find a baby daddy quickly, and Collin’s a decent chap, so why not? But I don’t see how she’s gonna have a decent life once he finds out she has been keeping this secret and set her cap at him because she wanted to cover up the secret. I gotta say, I have mixed feelings about Marina. No, it’s a reference to Lady Featherington’s instructions to Marina to swish in her new gown before attending an important dinner with the Bridgertons.
Maybe he already has.īut this episode probably wasn’t called “Swish” because of all of this. I mean, the duke already broke his vow to his dad–he married–he might as well just give it up and sire some heirs. He said he “cannot” have children when he really meant “will not.” Those are two different things Daphne tells him, and she’s right! You can’t help but feel for this poor girl. Then she tells him off, as she should, for lying to her, and he, of course, says he never lied. I’m not sure all viewers would agree, but Daphne doesn’t give the duke much of a choice but to slam dunk it. The scene in which Daphne pins Simon to the bed and forces him to ejaculate inside her has been called a “rape scene that is not a rape scene”–that was a spoiler I saw on the internet without knowing which episode it would be in and what it would look like. He’s on guard: can’t let that sperm escape and set up shop in Daphne’s body! Yes, Daphne is getting a lot of pleasure, but it feels like a fraud because we know the whole time that while she has given herself over to intercourse, he really hasn’t. humping–I found it kind of awkward because it seemed so impersonal and detached. While some viewers might have gotten all hot and bothered by the sex scenes–so. When they first started shagging in the episode my partner and I laughed and said, ha, a sex montage! Indeed, we had no idea that it was actually going to be a sex montage. Yes, this is the episode where we see Simon and Daphne humping every five minutes. (Go, Spurs, go!) But that definition might be the one we actually need to pay attention to in this episode of Bridgerton:Ī shot that goes through the basket without touching the backboard or rim
I was also familiar with the basketball image, for I like to watch basketball. My understanding of “swish” has always been to move with rushing sound (or just the sound itself) or to aim a swinging blow at something (or simply the movement itself). Well, I did not know the offensive term or the fashionable definition. a rapid swinging movement: the cow gave a swish of its tail. 2 Basketball, informal a shot that goes through the basket without touching the backboard or rim. 3 North American offensive an effeminate male homosexual.Īdjective informal 1 British impressively smart and fashionable: dinner at a swish hotel. 2 US offensive (of a man) effeminate. ORIGIN mid 18th century: imitative.Noun 1 a hissing or rustling sound: he could hear the swish of a distant car. aim a swinging blow at something: he swished at a bramble with a piece of stick. 2 Basketball sink (a shot) without the ball touching the backboard or rim.cause to move with a hissing or rushing sound: a girl came in, swishing her long skirts.Verb 1 move with a hissing or rushing sound: a car swished by. How many meanings could one word have? This episode is named “Swish.” Let’s look at all the ways one might swish:
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