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The part I love the most in this episode is when Penelope goes to Eloise.

Despite their fight and the fact that they had stopped speaking to each other, Penelope still trusted her friend during her most vulnerable moment and went to her, simply needing a shoulder to cry on without any words shared.

Eloise, without hesitation, ran to her.

This moment beautifully captures the essence of true friendship, one that is unwavering, forgiving, and deeply compassionate.

When you face a hard time, you know where to go.

It's the kind of bond many of us long for but rarely experience in real life.

Watching this, I couldn't help but wish for a friendship like theirs, one that withstands misunderstandings and challenges.

Unfortunately, friendships like this seem to exist only in books, TV shows, or stories.

In the fake, self-centered social media world we live in, finding such a pure and genuine frindship is nowhere to be found.

As for the rest of the episode, the music and songs were truly wonderful, adding depth and emotion to every scene. However, the after-story of Daphne and Hastings felt underwhelming and poorly thought out. Their arc, which started with such promise, seems to have lost its magic, and it's a shame because it could have been handled with more care. Overall, the episode had its highs and lows, but the depiction of Penelope and Eloise's friendship truly stole the show for me.

I was just looking for a light comedy with no heavy storyline to have on while working. The beginning reminded me of The Intern with Robert De Niro, so I decided to give it a try.

Next thing I knew, I was crying along with Ted on EP6 Reflecting on what old age might hold for me and so many other things.

While the main storyline revolved around solving the mystery of the stolen necklace, I found myself deeply attached to the side stories and characters.

The movie had excellent direction, storytelling, writing, and, of course, outstanding performances from everyone.

Thank you for this experience!