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Gentleman Jack episode 7: What’s Anne Lister up to (and 5 other questions ahead of next week’s finale)


Lister has some decisions to make that could ruin her entire world (Picture: BBC)

So our star-crossed lovers have been torn apart for the latest episode of Gentleman Jack, but with only one episode remaining, it’s only a matter of time before they’re back together.

But there’s a lot of people getting in the way of their happiness, and the nasty side to a lot of their foes have begun to bubble to the surface.

A lot of questions remain unanswered, and as we known a second instalment of the drama has been given the green light, we know they’re not telling us everything we want by the time the curtains go down next week.

But the final episode is sure to be a nail-biter, with some mysterious characters on the sidelines of Anne Lister’s life yet to reveal their cause.

So what’s to come?

Here’s everything we want to know in season one’s final episode of the period drama…

A broken Ann Walker reaches breaking point ahead of the final episode (Picture: BBC)

What’s going to become of Ann Walker?

Poor Ann. She really is being flung about like a rag doll by anyone and everyone who knows her, and her mental health reached breaking point.

Dragged up to Scotland, she is clearly absolutely miserable, made worse by the incessant pushing from her sister’s husband to ‘entertain’ the idea of marrying the Sutherland nephew, even though he’s terrible with money and she doesn’t want to.

In a sense of belonging to her husband, Walker’s sister does nothing but make the situation worse, even through the guilt she feels about what it’s doing to Walker.

But with her mental health and her last lifeline – Lister – gone, she takes matters into her own hands, cutting her wrists.

Whether its a true suicide attempt or not remains to be seen, but Walker’s in a bad way, and we have a feeling there’s only one person able to fix her.

Rawson’s cruel behaviour is being brought to the boil (Picture: BBC)

How bad is Rawson going to get?

Rawson’s power hungry struggle against Lister met an intense level this episode as the pair finally aired out exactly what they thought of each other after tip-toeing around it for so long.

Going after Lister’s sister Marian in public was a low blow, but was effective in unsettling Lister long enough to have her bend to his will.

Desperate to one-up him, Lister has now entered a dangerous territory that could doom her family’s home of Shibden Hall in the process.

If that is the case, where are they going to live and what are they going to do?

She had only just promised Marian that their home was safe, and now she’s thrown it up for collateral.

Disappearing to France with little to no warning will not set her mind at ease either. We worry that she might be about to lose this battle.

Who is the mystery horseman? (Picture: BBC)

Who is the new groomsman?

And more importantly, why on Earth does Eugenie have such a huge problem with him? He seemed to make quite an impression with Marian, and even Anne seemed somewhat warm to him.

But for whatever reason, away from the screen, he and Eugenie are clashing in a major way, to the point the troubled made said dealing with him is like banging her head against a brick wall.

So why exactly has this man been introduced into a series with only one episode to go?

And even more so, why is he being so cruel to Eugenie?

Are Susannah and Thomas going to get married?

You’ve got to hand it to Thomas Rawson – he really did make his world a better place by killing his father and letting the pigs eat him.

After showing entrepreneurial spirit, the 18-year-old has managed to bring his farm back from the brink of bankruptcy, and impressed Lister in the process.

So much so, in fact, that she helps him get Susannah’s hand in marriage from his father.

Gentleman Jack continues next Sunday at 9pm on BBC One.



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