In the second episode of @ATablestory #EstateofAffairs we were reminded that in Good Society, machinations are constant but they don't stay secret forever...
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Here's gif thread recap of the episode. SPOILERS!!

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"Unreasonable Reasons" -Cuthbert, on why he's been disinherited.

"Well, maybe it's because I'm inappropriate in public all the time..." -Cuthbert, upon further thinking about it.

"Joyous Pot Stirring" -Good Society; Estate of Affairs

"I play everyone's favorite character, Charles Alexander Griffths the 5th." -Banzai

"I also play the darling, very loving Mother, Viscountess Victoria Ashby." -Banzai

"On their way to put on a Rawkus Show" -The Savannah Players

"Edward's Coping Mechanism"

"Me? Scandalous?"

"Wistfully thinking of what could have been..."

"A cup equal to the Scandal"

"Incredibly Suave and Marriageable" -Charles Alexander Griffths the 5th

"The Picnic's going to be..."

"Watching Your Machinations Play Out" -Julianna

"Love is in the Country Air"

"I caught a bunch of Pheasants and gave it to Edward... as a gift!" -Charles, covering up his mistake.

"Robert Harrison" -The Gentlemen's Wingman

"I know you want to be very down low; about, of course our Relationship..." -Charles, the Fastest Gentleman in Mayfield, speaking with Florence.

"Pleased to Facilitate" -Julianna, regarding Florence's and Charles' Picnic Date

"The book that I am recommending... is of Husbandry." -Charles, man on his first 'date' with his 'future' wife, Florence.

"I understand that you women must have your hobbies and such..." -Charles, being so very 'considerate'.

"Politely using a Monologue Token"

"A Cup to hide your Doubts"

"Well... he doesn't really have a way with words, if I'm honest with myself." -Florence's thoughts about Charles