I loved last night's episode too, but as usual I must exorcise a couple of nitpicks, minor though they are.
Branson...what kind of Irish revolutionary
is he anyway? I studied Irish history for a little while, and I can tell you that anti-Brit feeling was overwhelming and I cannot imagine any historical figures from that time playing cricket with the Big House aristocrats. A lot of Big Houses were burnt down routinely in Ireland by the way, and both people and police forces were not unsympathetic to the nationalist cause so I was never clear just who Branson was running from anyhow.
I'm not familiar with the law of 1920's Britain, but could Thomas really have been thrown in jail for just going in for a little kiss? And what was the burden of proof?
Also, it would have been nice to see Thomas' reaction to being allowed stay on, as well as his promtion.
If you've read this far, I thank you for indulging me.
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