Philipa Featherington: Alby and I lay together before we arrived.
Portia Featherington: Just lower your voice! Not here. (They go to an empty room...) And what about you? Did you two...
Prudence Featherington: We began. I simply... I do not enjoy it.
Portia Featherington: A woman's pleasure is somewhat more subtle than a man's. You see, when he... inserts himself...
Philipa Featherington: Inserts himself? Inserts himself where?
Portia Featherington: What on earth do you and Mr. Finch do?
Philipa Featherington: We kiss, and then he makes an odd sound, and he goes to change his breeches.
Prudence Featherington: His breeches remain on?
Philipa Featherington: Of course.
Portia Featherington (to herself): Why must I be punished over and over?
This quote comes from a TV series ‘Bridgerton’. The scene where this moment comes from is in Season 3 Episode 2, with the title of ‘How Bright the Moon’ (3×02).
Bridgerton is based on a book series of the same name written by Julia Quinn. | The show Bridgerton is produced by Netflix
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