Harlots season 2 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In 18th-century London, Mrs. Quigley is released from jail, her fine paid by an unknown lady. Charlotte Wells, tormented by her complicity in Lydia Quigley's schemes and the dark realities of the bawdy house business, faces a moral dilemma. Lucy Wells struggles with the murder of Miss Carter, a fellow prostitute. Tensions mount as Mrs. Quigley manipulates Charlotte into seeking powerful allies, including Lady Isabella. The episode delves into the complex power struggles and personal conflicts within the seedy underworld of London's brothels.
Full Episode S02E03 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who paid Mrs. Quigley's fine?
A lady paid Mrs. Quigley's fine.
What is Charlotte Wells' goal?
Charlotte Wells aims to bring down Lydia Quigley.
Why does Justice Hunt visit Mrs. Wells' house?
He suspects it is a bawdy house.
Who do Mrs. Quigley and Charlotte Wells visit for help?
They visit Mrs. May, an old acquaintance.
What is Persephone's response to Lord Fallon?
Persephone refuses to be Lord Fallon's mistress.
What is troubling Lucy Wells?
Lucy is troubled by the murder of Miss Carter and her role in the bawdy house.
What is Lydia Quigley's plan for gaining power?
Lydia Quigley seeks powerful allies and manipulates Charlotte into working for her.
Who does Charlotte Wells visit for support against Lydia?
Charlotte visits Lady Isabella for support.
What is the main conflict between Mrs. Wells and Lydia Quigley?
They are in a power struggle over influence and control.
How does Charlotte feel about her situation?
Charlotte feels conflicted between her mother's plans and Lydia's manipulations.
What proposition is made to Charlotte by Lord Fallon?
Lord Fallon proposes to be Charlotte's keeper.
What themes are highlighted in the episode?
The episode highlights themes of power, control, survival, and the grim reality of women's lives in 18th-century London.