Well, if heвЂ™s going to go down that road, did he ever ask himself if Demelza knew the risks before she gave him her heart?Д«ecause there is that Big Brood: the matter of him not being able to make up his mind between his wife and his ever-unattainable mistress. When Heshawe tries to assuage his guilt by telling him that everyone knew the risks, Ross questions if the dead minerвЂ™s wives knew the risks. The mine is closing and selling off its equipment.

And thereвЂ™s so much to brood about heвЂ™s made a mess of many things. Our episode begins with Ross (shiner courtesy of Demelza) doing what he does best: Brooding. Too Much, Too Little, Too Late: This is the persistent ballad of Ross Poldark:.And speaking of ignominy (or the lack thereof), did you know that the separation between Ross Poldark and King Henry VIII is a mere four degrees? Both Demelza and Elizabeth might argue itвЂ™s fewer degrees than that, but letвЂ™s break it downвЂ¦

Of course, there were any number of ignominious activities (and intentions) on display in this episode. Your homework assignment this week, dear Poldarkians, is to use it in conversation without sounding like you should be wearing a powdered wig. If you missed it, you can catch up on all episodes of Poldark on MASTERPIECE HERE.ДЄm I the only person who had to look up the definition of the word вЂignominyвЂ™ (after Tankard used it)? If you had to as well, there would be no ignominy in admitting it. Shown: Eleanor Tomlinson as Demelza Courtesy of Mammoth Screen/BBC and MASTERPIECE Poldark, Season 2 MASTERPIECE on PBS Episode Eight Sunday, November 20th at 9pm ET on PBS Demelza and Ross wage bitter war.

Lost season 2 episode 8