'Downton Abbey' Season 6: Will Lady Mary Find Out About Edith's Illegitimate Child?
"Downton Abbey" season 6 has piqued the interest of its fans with its exciting plot, and one of the things being anticipated is the possibility of Lady Mary finding out about her sister Edith's illegitimate child.
Spoilers for "Downton Abbey's" final season have already made their way to some press outlets, and fans are excited to see what is brewing in the series. Amid the health crisis that has beset his father, Lady Mary will still have the guts to try to discover the truth about one of her family's biggest secret, according to the Inquisitr.
Lord Grantham's ulcer certainly looks bad, especially with the bloody show that the ladies will witness over dinner. While her father will be whisked off by an ambulance, Lady Mary will eavesdrop on a conversation between her mom and grandmother about her sister Edith's illegitimate child.
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Mary and the rest of the family still do not know that Marigold is Edith's illegitimate daughter, but she will persist in asking around to find out the truth. Edith has to beat Mary to breaking the truth to Bertie Pelham before everything is too late, the Telegraph reports.
Meanwhile, Lady Edith is facing a crossroads and she may decide to stay in Downton or follow her heart and go back to London. Gregson will also tell her that he finds himself always thinking about her, the report details.
Another shocker awaits "Downton Abbey" fans mid season. Death may be lurking ahead for one of the members of the Crawley family. While the gruesome death of Mary's partner was unforgettable, the upcoming incident is bound to also break the hearts of the show's viewers.
Mosely and Baxter, on the other hand, will have a gentle chemistry budding between them. In the last season, the two have been carefully treading around each other, but their feelings will start to blossom this season, albeit very slowly.
"Downton Abbey" fans will have to stay tuned to the show to find answers to their itching questions about the fate of Marigold, Edith, and other characters.
