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Hi,
I discovered The Onedin Line a mere couple of weeks ago when it was
on Dutch television. I was always mesmerized by the wonderful theme
song especially after it had been used in a Dutch commercial for an
insurance company.I was instantly hooked on the show and love each and every character
in it, although some a bit more than others. I have just started
watching the third season (they are on their way home after
searching for rubber seeds) and the one character that I wouldn't
mind toppling overboard is Leonora Biddulph.I do realize I should feel sorry for her with her naive adoration
for James as she seems the typical naive young girl, but what I
don't understand is that the two Onedin women don't really seem to
set her straight where James is concerned.Is it really a matter of "I'd rather have Leonora look after
Charlotte and James' household than do it myself?"Rina
Hi,I share your feelings about Leonora.. She's one of the most boring
characters in series 3.Leonora doesn't mind to be "used" by Elisabeth and Sarah.as long as she's
near James…But when you watch further.and this can be tough concerning Leonora, there
will be a surprisingly end of the "Leonora" story.It's a good thing The Onedin Line stopped for 2 years after series 3.
Marianne
From: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of radiogaga80
Sent: zaterdag 4 augustus 2007 15:20
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [shiponedingroup] Miss BiddulphHi,
I discovered The Onedin Line a mere couple of weeks ago when it was
on Dutch television. I was always mesmerized by the wonderful theme
song especially after it had been used in a Dutch commercial for an
insurance company.I was instantly hooked on the show and love each and every character
in it, although some a bit more than others. I have just started
watching the third season (they are on their way home after
searching for rubber seeds) and the one character that I wouldn't
mind toppling overboard is Leonora Biddulph.I do realize I should feel sorry for her with her naive adoration
for James as she seems the typical naive young girl, but what I
don't understand is that the two Onedin women don't really seem to
set her straight where James is concerned.Is it really a matter of "I'd rather have Leonora look after
Charlotte and James' household than do it myself?"Rina
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— In shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com, <marianne@…> wrote:> But when you watch further.and this can be tough concerning
Leonora, there
> will be a surprisingly end of the "Leonora" story.
>
I haven't gotten there yet (still have one dvd to go) so I'm curious
how she ends up.
I did like the moment when after a journey during which James was
downright rude to her she puts him straight when she is translating
for him. That look James gives her is priceless, as well as Baines'
snickering.Overall I love those scenes where James is at a loss for a moment.
Especially those moments where she is in every inch the annoying
little sister and drives him up the wall with her teasing. The scene
where James visits her to tell he wants to marry Mrs. Maudley and
Elizabeth advises him to read a lady's magazine made me laugh out
loud.You can tell that despite all their arguing James and Elizabeth have
a close bond as siblings.Rina
Leonora Biddulph was played by Kate Nelligan, yet another actor who was almost discovered by being in the series.For many of the cast it is a bit like a "Before They Were Famous" show!
Bill.
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From: marianne@gilmore-stallybrass.eu
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2007 2:32 PM
Subject: RE: [shiponedingroup] Miss BiddulphHi,
I share your feelings about Leonora.. She's one of the most boring
characters in series 3.Leonora doesn't mind to be "used" by Elisabeth and Sarah.as long as she's
near James…But when you watch further.and this can be tough concerning Leonora, there
will be a surprisingly end of the "Leonora" story.It's a good thing The Onedin Line stopped for 2 years after series 3.
Marianne
From: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of radiogaga80
Sent: zaterdag 4 augustus 2007 15:20
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [shiponedingroup] Miss BiddulphHi,
I discovered The Onedin Line a mere couple of weeks ago when it was
on Dutch television. I was always mesmerized by the wonderful theme
song especially after it had been used in a Dutch commercial for an
insurance company.I was instantly hooked on the show and love each and every character
in it, although some a bit more than others. I have just started
watching the third season (they are on their way home after
searching for rubber seeds) and the one character that I wouldn't
mind toppling overboard is Leonora Biddulph.I do realize I should feel sorry for her with her naive adoration
for James as she seems the typical naive young girl, but what I
don't understand is that the two Onedin women don't really seem to
set her straight where James is concerned.Is it really a matter of "I'd rather have Leonora look after
Charlotte and James' household than do it myself?"Rina
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