#sophie beckett bridgerton

[winterxfrost]

idk, but I think in the benophie season of the show, i would want less and less physical intimacy, just like how it was in the books

I want sophie to reject benedict physically so many times, that he goes back to think of how every other relationship he has ever had, in which he thought he was in love because the physical intimacy was good, was actually not love, because he would realise that no matter how much sophie rejects him (and he knows she does it not because she doesn't wants to, but because she thinks she has no other choice) he would want her and only her. I want him to crave her touch.

I want benedict bridgerton literally roaming around sophie as if his entire existence belongs to her and matters only if she is around, and him to realise how hard he has fallen in love with a woman who doesn't think herself worthy of someone in his position

I want benedict to erase sophie's fear of falling in love with him because she is the reason he has been able to fight that fear himself. I want benedict to hold sophie like she is so important to him, as if he would rather d!e than let her or her hopes down .. idk if people understand this, but it is very important for me

but that's just me, hehe

[marislittlethings]

deeply obsessed with the bridgerton siblings finding the loneliest, most underappreciated people and then forcibly adopting them into their family by way of scandalous marriages

[glitterfairy-21225]

Benedict next season: Mother, what you and Father, and Anthony, and Daphne... and Colin... and Francesca... all have is rare.

[stevenrogered]

It feels right now that the next thing I might learn may change me entirely.

[nicolacoughlan]

#we can't wait 2 years

[renegadesstuff]

IT'S OFFICIAL, SEASON 4's LEAD IS ✨️ BENEDICT ✨️

[vocallywritten]

I love how it's basically canon that the couples from previous seasons are just so unbothered and sickeningly in love in the background while the main couple of the season is running around screaming while everything is on fire.

Can't wait for Colin and Penelope to be spinning like ballerinas while Benedict is screaming crying and throwing up over Sophie.

[asmilinghopelessromantic]

Colin, smugly sitting backwards on his son's future study's chair: so you fell in love with two people who are actually the same person?

Benedict, deadpan: you hated Lady Whistle-

Colin: MOVING ON

Colin: as I was saying, I do have some experience with this type of situation

Benedict: you moped and brooded so much that I thought Anthony came back early

Colin: AS I WAS SAYING

Penelope, writing in the corner: nice one, Benedict

Colin, glared at his wife with no real heat behind his eyes: while I didn't react well-

Penelope: understatement of the century

Colin: DAMNIT, PEN, DO HAVE ADVICE FOR HIM

Penelope: in fact, I do, because you spent too long rubbing into your brother's face, I'll be happy to get the point as time is a bit of the essence

Penelope: Benedict, you feel betrayed but imagine your life without her

Benedict: I can't. She is engrained in my soul.

Penelope: then I suggest you hightail out of here to go get your wife. Talk with her, listen to her, and she'll listen to you.

*Benedict scrambles to the study door*

Penelope: wait, one last thing. She doesn't need someone to save her, just love and support her

Benedict, giving Penelope a kiss on her cheek: thank you, sister

Benedict after Colin clears his throat: thank you, Penelope's husband

[captainbucky-yt]

LUKE THOMPSON AND YERIN HA | Take the Lead, Shondaland [x]

[sophia-becketts]

foreshadowing to miss sophia maria beckett <3

[sophiekarim]

YERIN HA as SOPHIE BECKETT BAEK

Bridgerton Season 4

[winterxfrost]

It's frustrating when people argue that Benedict asking Sophie to be his mistress is a bad plot point that should be removed. If we take that moment out, we lose the significant character growth he experiences. Benedict, having been raised in the ton, inevitably internalized some of its values and ethics, even if he holds different ideals. Given the constraints of society, the best option he saw to protect Sophie was by making her his mistress. Marrying her would have meant a lifetime of scrutiny and exclusion for her, something the ton would never let her forget.

Yes, he did consider marrying the "lady in silver" because she was part of the ton, but it's important to remember that Sophie and the lady in silver were the only two women he ever seriously thought about marrying.

Benedict’s character development is key here. He transitions from believing that making Sophie his mistress was the only way to keep her safe to publicly declaring her as his fiancée in front of the magistrate. That powerful growth wouldn’t exist without the mistakes he made early on.

By removing Benedict's mistakes, we'd strip him of his complexity, making him a far less interesting character. His internal battles shape him into someone strong enough to stand by the woman he loves, despite societal pressures.

that's just what I think

[sea-owl]

You know what would be funny? Since Sophie is a Lady Whistledown fangirl, what if Benedict tried to use that as a selling point to get her to marry him.

Benedict: Marry me?

Sophie: I don't know. You were really trying to push my boundaries and wouldn't take no for an answer

Benedict: Okay, but counterpoint. *pulls Penelope from out of nowhere* Lady Whistledown will be your sister in-law.

Penelope, confused but rolling with it: Hello

Sophie: *fangirl mode activated*

[mrsbridgerton]

luke thompson and yerin ha on set filming the masquerade ball in season 4 of bridgerton!

[simoneashley]

Introducing Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek Bridgerton Season 4

[msfangirlgonewild]

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