Nicola Coughlan

Warning: This article contains spoilers for the season two finale of “Bridgerton.” Eloise Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington's friendship is one of the ...

“In season two, you see (Eloise) entering different parts of society, different groups of people and challenging new ideas and interesting topics and debates and all of that sort of stuff,” she said. “You know, I really hope they continue to explore that. “I’d love to, because obviously Eloise didn’t get to be honest about why they can’t work,” she said. And when she just goes on the attack, it’s completely just because she’s going, ‘Well, I gave this up for you and you didn’t even appreciate it.’” So when we found out, we were like, ‘Oh, my God, this is going to be heartbreaking.’ We just sort of had lots of hugs that day.” So I would love for them to be able to have an honest talk about it, because he thinks it’s because they can’t transcend class. “Can they just make up straightaway?’ You know, they can’t — it wouldn’t make sense — but I feel sad that I may have less starting next season without her. “That’s sort of the best position to be in as a viewer. But after she discovers Penelope’s secret in the season two finale, the longtime best friends’ tension culminates in an explosive argument, which ends with Eloise telling Penelope, “I wish never to see or speak to you again.” Don’t you think Whistledown is still funny?’ So she needs Eloise to think she’s great. “It’s a very yummy position to be in as the audience, knowing something that the characters don’t know,” she said. Jessie added, “I also love how much Eloise drags Penelope out of rooms.