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BBC’s The Other Bennet Sister star Ella Bruccoleri on the show’s viral lake scene: ‘I didn’t even get a tiny bit wet’

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By Jessie Thompson Verified
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The Independent is celebrating the greatest TV moments of the year so far, from the ones that got the nation talking to the scenes that moved us or made us laugh. In a series of articles running this summer, insiders share the part they played in making them happen. Justice for Mary Bennet! She might not have been great at playing the piano but did she really deserve to be humiliated by her own dad in front of an entire ball?
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Natural Disaster by Lisa Owens: The devastatingly relatable novel every new mum needs to read

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By Jessie Thompson Verified
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Mrs Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself. But what if Mrs Dalloway had to buy the flowers herself, make breakfast, hang out the washing, sing every nursery rhyme under the sun (twice), walk to the swings and source a thermometer from a neighbourhood WhatsApp group, all while shepherding two small humans alone, having been up since 4.45am? Like Virginia Woolf’s classic tale, Lisa Owens’ second novel, Natural Disaster, is set over one day.
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Sylvia Plath’s poetry writing must-have? Stolen pink paper

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By Jessie Thompson Verified
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On a Monday evening in March 1958, the poet Sylvia Plath wrote herself a note for the morning: “Must be up early, to laundry & steal more pink pads of paper tomorrow.” At the time, she was working as a first-year English teacher at Smith College in Massachusetts, where she herself had studied, and where these “pink pads” were used for internal memos; she had been surreptitiously stockpiling them all month.
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