All the Bridgerton 3 characters that aren’t in Julia Quinn’s books

The third season of “Brigerton” had significant changes from the original story, as is common with any television adaptation, including the incorporation of characters not from the pages of Julia Quinn’s novels. Meet everyone:

New characters that are part of ‘Brigerton 3’ and do not appear in the books

Lord Dembling

Played by actor Sam Phillips, he is a quirky bachelor with a deep love for nature. Her arrival in London’s high society rocks Penelope Bridgerton’s world. Although not present in the original books, his presence in the series is essential to the development of the plot, as he creates a rivalry with Colin to win the love of the young Federington and even proposes to her.

Lady Tilley Arnold

This widow appears in the episodes of the third season and attracts the attention of Benedict, with whom he begins to have sexual encounters in secret, because in front of society they pretend not to know each other to avoid suspicion of their romance.

Despite their good chemistry, the two decide to end their relationship and move away, as Lady Tilley states that she has developed real feelings for Benedict, although he has no intention of making anything official with her.

Paul Suarez

In the second part of ‘Brigerton 3’ it is revealed that Lady Tilley has a boyfriend named Paul who she spends a lot of time with and who also flirts with Benedict in part of the series. After this scene, they both reveal that they are sexual partners and invite the young Bridgerton to join them, which she initially hesitates, but ends up agreeing to.

While this character may seem minor, it turns out that Paul showed a different side of Benedict, since the books do not state that he is bisexual, but the series makes it clear on several occasions, giving an interesting twist to the future protagonist of “Bridgerton 4”.

Mark Anderson

The third season of “Brigerton 3” introduced Lord Anderson, the brother of Lady Danbury, who is romantically interested in Violet Bridgerton, who we remember as a widow. In a case similar to the previous one, this character offers the possibility to explore a different story for one of the Bridgertons, since according to Julia Quinn, Violet initially never remarried after her husband’s death.

Surely the two will continue to fall in love and possibly get married, which would be a drastic, yet romantic change that wouldn’t displease fans.

Lord Samandini

In ‘Brigerton 3’ Francesca is interested in the Earl of Kilmartin, but Queen Charlotte has different plans. From Vienna, he calls his friend Lord Samandani in hopes of introducing him as an ideal match for Sister Bridgerton. Although Samandani, like Francesca, has seven siblings, their aspirations differ: while Francesca values ​​her solitude, Samandani longs to have a big family in the future. In the end, Francesca rejects him to marry John Stirling, which is later approved by the monarch.

Michael Sterling

In the eighth episode of the third season, the audience was introduced to Michaela Stirling, John Stirling’s cousin. According to fans, the young woman in question was introduced to the series to replace Michael Stirling, who would have been Francesca Stirling’s second husband, thus making the young woman the first Bridgerton to have a lesbian relationship, which did not sit well with many.

Will and Alice Modrich

The Mondrichs are a family that went from the lower class to the upper class after their son received a title. Something strange about them is that they were an invention of Netflix. Although the showrunners have not explained the reason for this, it was likely to show the contrast between the characters who were born into a gold mine and those who ended up rich by fortune, offering another perspective on the Regency and its members. .

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