It’s easy to remember Jack and Elizabeth as one of 1923’s softer romances — young, earnest, and genuinely in love in a world that rarely lets tenderness survive for long. But by Season 2, that relationship had already changed into something much heavier.
That word matters because it captures something the season keeps quietly building: this is no longer a romance held together only by affection.
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