Mary Prevents Anna's Miscarriage! | Downton Abbey

While discussing Gwen’s visit, Anna suddenly feels a sharp pain in her stomach. Tom drives Mary and Anna to York to catch the late train, as only he knows the truth about Anna’s circumstance. They arrive in London, just in time for Anna to have the surgery to prevent a miscarriage.

From Season 6 Episode 4: Lady Shackleton visits Downton, with her nephew, Henry Talbot. Elsewhere, Sargeant Willis asks Baxter to testify against the man whom she was involved with when she stole from her previous employer, she later agrees to do so in order to protect future female victims. Cora persuades Robert and Mary to lease Yew Tree farm to Mt. Mason. Anna is rushed to London to have surgery to save their baby. Mr. and Mrs. Carson return from their honeymoon, ready to move into their cottage.

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[MinhNguyen-ffxf]

Sometimes I feel like Lady Mary treats Anna more genuinely than to her sister Lady Edith. After so many episodes, they finally made peace in the end.

[nazgullord]

I think the fundamental difference between Sybil and Mary is that while Sybil was kind to everyone (and I mean EVERYONE), Mary was kind towards her friends and people she deeply cared about, as reflected in this scene.

[ThatgeekNolan]

This is not the focus of the scene but can we all stop for a moment and appreciate how caring Tom is. He drops everything to help Mary and Anna and in fact is there for so many family members exactly when they need someone.

[hollisjo]

Tom Branson was always so selfless in these situations and I always loved him for that.

[sarahjo]

"I'll get there when I get there. Goodbye"
I just love how they've realized there's no use asking anymore questions with Mary.

[MarinaKaFai]

The whole storyline about Anna's problems for having a baby and finally becoming a mom may be one of the few in which I genuinely love Mary while I usually can't stand her. She really sees Anna as a friend and not just as a paycheck she signs at the end of the month! No one could ever deny that Mary is a wonderful friend to Anna from the beginning: she offered Anna and Bates a proper chance for a wedding night, she helped Anna while Bates was in prison and was genuinely happy for her when he got out, she stood by her side when Anna herself got jailed, she was willing to help Anna by having Bates stay even before knowing about Green only asking for the truth and she is the reason why the couple is now parents!

[divMINOR]

"Thank you..."
"Don't worry, it'll be reflected in my bill."

Does no one find that hilarious???

[Mai]

“I’ll get there when I get there. Goodbye”. 😂

[GoldenRose]

This is one of those scenes in which i really like Mary.
Anna, Sybil and Matthew really brought the good out of her.

[__seeker__]

“I’m so grateful to you for coming out here at dawn.”
“Don’t worry. It will be reflected in my bill.”
Spoken like a true doctor.

[abhilashmishra]

I love how Mary considers even a Milk Train to reach London to save the baby ❤️

[jiminhong]

I think Matthew and Anna are people who draw out the kindness and good side of Mary.

[delilahbelle]

Mary and Anna's relationship continuously puts me in mind of a quote from Harry Potter book 4. "If you want to know the measure of a man, look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals." I know Mary gets a lot of hate, and I don't believe her perfect by any stretch, but she could typically be seen treating the Downton staff with kindness and care, especially Anna. So, whatever her issues and bullying with Edith, I always liked Mary.

[sarahjames]

Mary is a lot of us. She’s understanding and open minded. But extremely vindictive and petty when she’s feels wronged. I love her in all her sizes.

[My_Garmonbozia]

I know people think Mary sucks, but I've always loved her

[lindaandersen]

When Mary says "Now, don't panic." you almost wonder if it's Anna or herself that she's telling that.

[loliver]

One of Mary's rare, admirable moments. It makes me wonder if she experienced similar problems during her marriage to Matthew. She seemed to know EXACTLY what to do in this kind of emergency.

[Maaarrina]

If my employer acted like Lady Mary in this scene, I’d be ever so loyal to them.

[robertlassiter]

Always liked Mr. Bates, a decent dude but could separate one from their teeth if circumstances warranted it. He loves his wife.

[beckyc]

I love moments like this because it shows how lovely Mary can be. Just like Barrow both of them can behave terribly but actually have so much more to their characters where you find yourself loving them one minute and hating them the next. Great writing!