“It’s doing nothing that’s the enemy,” says an  apple-cheeked Lady Sybil, the picture of wartime efficiency in her  nurse’s uniform, billowing a starched sheet to the vaulted ceilings of  Downton. She’s speaking to all-thumbs Lady Edith, who is inspecting the  new string of dormitory beds like they’re a row of post-hunt pheasants,  seeping gizzards on the lawn. In the summer-set span of this episode,  Downton has fully transformed into a convalescent home for recuperating  officers, which, it’s soon revealed, hasboth human-resources and interior-decorating implications.”
For more recap of Season Two, Episode Two, go here.
Lavinia! Do I look like a doily? Courtesy Masterpiece on PBS.

“It’s doing nothing that’s the enemy,” says an apple-cheeked Lady Sybil, the picture of wartime efficiency in her nurse’s uniform, billowing a starched sheet to the vaulted ceilings of Downton. She’s speaking to all-thumbs Lady Edith, who is inspecting the new string of dormitory beds like they’re a row of post-hunt pheasants, seeping gizzards on the lawn. In the summer-set span of this episode, Downton has fully transformed into a convalescent home for recuperating officers, which, it’s soon revealed, hasboth human-resources and interior-decorating implications.”

For more recap of Season Two, Episode Two, go here.

Lavinia! Do I look like a doily? Courtesy Masterpiece on PBS.

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