Marian was born in the wrong era: 1880s views on nightlife, sex and childbirth
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"The Gilded Age" is back for a fourth season and with it, The Gilded Hour Podcast!
As the series' fourth season unfolds over the next 8 weeks, let's take a look at the real-life history behind some of the key scenes and plots of this season of Julian Fellowes' period drama.
This episode is about the season four premiere, which started out with a plethora of storylines, plot points and dramatic turns. It touched on some of the heaviest topics of the show's late Victorian time period: premarital sex, the dangers of childbirth, the use of pain relievers during labor, and more.
As always, I want to unpack a bit of the real-life historical context behind some of these storylines. I'm not here to nitpick about what is historically accurate or not, but rather, provide some context and insight into the drama being played out on screen. I also keep in mind that this is, above all, a soap opera-type drama that we love, and so knowing some of the history behind the show's drama can also offer some insights into the narrative choices the show's creators are making.
Enjoy this deep dive into the popular series' history as we all watch this season!
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