Bridgerton Season 2's Biggest Unanswered Questions (& What The Books Reveal)
Warning: Contains SPOILERS for Bridgerton season 2 and Julia Quinn's Bridgerton book series.
Despite wrapping up with a six-month time jump, Bridgerton season 2 leaves a host of unanswered questions in its wake. Based on Julia Quinn's second Bridgerton book, The Viscount Who Loved Me, Bridgerton season 2 sees the eldest Bridgerton son Anthony (Jonathan Bailey), attempting to resist the charms of Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley). This romance is contested right from the offing in Bridgerton season 2, with the Sharma and Bridgerton clans clashing as Lady Whistledown continues to stoke the gossip mill of Regency-era London, with several character arcs ending on tantalizing cliffhangers ahead of Bridgerton season 3.
Now in its second season, Chris Van Dusen's modern take on London's Regency era continues to garner rave reviews. Alongside its sumptuous aesthetic design and salacious narratives, Bridgerton has also continued to draw praise for its decision to update Quinn's novels and portray a racially integrated version of late-Georgian society with aplomb. This widespread commercial success has allowed Van Dusen and company to plan an expansive storyline for Netflix's Bridgerton, with the series already renewed for a third and fourth season as far back as April 2021 (via Twitter).
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While Bridgerton season 2 finds room for a happy ending via Kate and Anthony's picturesque marriage, the Netflix series leaves some massive unanswered questions that will linger long in the memory. Many of the answers to these queries can be revealed via Quinn's Bridgerton novels, with Bridgerton already borrowing plot points from The Viscount Who Loved Me, An Offer From A
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