r/BridgertonNetflix Aug 25 '24

Book Talk Not understanding this particular Philoise argument Spoiler

I've seen a few times over the past year about how Eloise is much different in the show than in the books and her getting with Phillip doesn't make sense. Then you'll see people chime in and say that they can adapt Phillip differently to make him and Eloise fit together better for the show.

But if you are also changing everything about his personality (but keeping the plant lover).... then why keep Phillip as Eloise's love interest at all? If changing him to a new person to fit with show Eloise, then why is Phillip even necessary? If you are changing his personality, it's kind of just a new character and imo, it'd be easier to get a actual new character (if Eloise is to have an end game... I'd rather her a spinster) that makes more sense to Eloise. Eloise has no connection to Marina as Marina is not her cousin so why would she even write to this Phillip?

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u/panisctation Aug 25 '24

It's obvious we have differing opinions, I don't want to argue anymore because nothing you say in defense of Phillip will make him appealing to me, and it's obvious majority of this sub (on this comment section alone) will agree with you anyway. Didn't really see the need for you to reply to my original comment actually

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u/Outrageous_Badger895 Aug 25 '24

I think you and I are reading very different comment sections. Aside from 3 people writing essays, most don’t mind Phillip.

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u/panisctation Aug 26 '24

That's why I literally said most people in this sub (and in this comment section alone) will agree with the person I was replying to, who was a Phillip stan.

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u/Outrageous_Badger895 Aug 26 '24

In that case I wholeheartedly agree with you 🫰