Mary and Edith Decide To Take A Break | Downton Abbey

"Let's love each other now... as sisters should." After the death of Sybil, Edith and Mary decide to calm things down.

From season 3 episode 5: An exciting offer for Edith divides opinion, Isobel throws Ethel a lifeline, and new maid Ivy is attracting attention below stairs. Meanwhile, Anna's perseverance finally pays off, and Matthew's concerns about the estate grow.

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[happybkwrm]

One thing I liked, Mary and Edith were united in loving Tom as their brother.

[inannaenigma]

‘But since this is the last time we three will all be together in this life-let’s love each other now.’ No drama will EVER eclipse the power and pain in the words of Downton Abbey.

[TheEastieA]

Violet calling Tom, "Tom" is a very lovely underrated moment

[marsbars]

My heart ached for Tom from this moment on. Alone in a land that's not his own, with a family he doesn't feel he belongs to, grief struck and with a newborn child as his only anchor to life, away from everything he had ever planned for his life

[nursejoco]

The moment Violet pauses was and is one of the most powerful moments on film. She never falters, yet, in just a few seconds we see her weakness and the one thing that steadied her was the strength of the walls of Downton.

Intended metaphor? I don’t know but it was powerful no less

[hartleeassata]

That little moment where Maggie Smith goes from shambling along like a grief striken old woman to flipping her veil and becoming the Dowager striding stoicially through her pain is part of why she's an icon.

[felipeestopado]

"When tragedies strike we find someone to blame, and in the absence of a suitable candidate we usually blame ourselves"

[lawrenceyuan]

Sybil’s death is the most shocking and painful plot in the entire Downton series.

[sharyageorge]

When Mary called Sybil darling for the last time it broke my heart.

[barb]

Tom looking helplessly out the window when he should have been beaming with happiness at the baby in his arms. Damn.

[MrPaulfabuleux]

Maggie Smith from 1'55 to 2'15, always makes me understand why she is one the greatest actress of the century. You can feel that the fearless lady is gone, replaced by the deep sadness and despair of a grandmother. It's maybe her best moment in the whole show

[GoldenRose]

this episode was so heartbreaking. Especially when Violet was walking away from Carson.

[Knappa]

The stoicism of the Dowager leaning on her walking stick as she goes to the drawing room is so powerful. And all we see is her back. That’s quite a feat of acting.

[skergrrl]

I found Violet’s reaction to be the most heartbreaking. It was like I saw her as an old woman for the first time, which I hadn’t done before this because she was always so formidable!

[valleylaker]

And this has been why Downton has been so well received and respected. Through sensitive writing, gifted direction and extraordinary ensemble performances this intensely human drama touches the heart and never veers away from being a very adult and compelling view of life in a certain age and setting. More of television should be this smart and honest.

[gerardcollins]

"All we can do now is cherish her memory."

[geniehossain]

The moment Dame Maggie Smith started to falter, that is when I lost it. 😭

[andreasoto]

I miss Sybil
She was and still is the best character of Dowtown

Poor Tom, I still cry when he remebers Sybil, but he has been the best father for Sybbie, and they will always remember her...

I feel Cora's pain... She is an amazing mother, and I really like the scene when she promises Sybil to take care to both of them ❤

[lewismarco]

The way the music swells up as the camera zooms in on Tom holding Sybbie, looking so devastated and alone 😭😭

[cindyhalpern]

There is truth in it.
But Robert is not a doctor and two doctors disagreed. Sadly, he picked the wrong one to listen to.
He loved Sybil and he thought he was helping her.