The Gilded Age season 3 episode 6: George falters, Larry finds fortune, but with just two episodes left, who will save the Russells?
The Gilded Age
Season 3, titled 'If You Want to Cook an Omelet,'
Bertha Russell
travels to England to help her daughter Gladys, who has been struggling with her new life and domineering sister-in-law, Sarah. While
Bertha
has often clashed with Gladys, she now steps in to guide her through the family power struggle.
Bertha, known for her strong personality, confronts Sarah at dinner and questions her decision to fire Gladys' maid. More importantly, she teaches Gladys how to reclaim her position in the household by becoming essential to its functioning.
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Gladys follows through, showing interest in managing the estate and finally asserting her role by publicly challenging Sarah's dominance.
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With Bertha's help, Gladys calls on her husband Hector to recognize her rightful place. Bertha's influence lingers even after she departs, as Gladys begins to emerge more confident and in control.
George's Business Empire Teeters on Collapse
Back in New York,
George Russell
's business plans are unraveling. Despite a temporary alliance with the Merrick brothers during a meeting arranged by J.P. Morgan, George's past catches up with him. Clay, a former associate now working for rival Sage, leaks George's financial troubles to the press.
As a result, the value of George's company stock plummets and the Merricks withdraw from the deal. Although this gives Sage an upper hand, George refuses to give in, risking everything to stop his opponent from gaining control.
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Meanwhile, Bertha's staff suspects a leak in the household. Bruce, one of her aides, identifies Miss André, the lady's maid, as a possible source, though confirmation is still pending.
Marian and Larry Face Turmoil
While tensions rise in his personal life,
Larry Russell
stumbles upon what may be a turning point for the entire family: a copper mine hidden within land previously deemed worthless. The discovery comes during his visit out West, where he'd gone to oversee what was considered a failed investment. Instead, Larry finds promising signs of copper, a resource that could bring in substantial capital just as George's railroad empire begins to collapse.
But back home in New York, his engagement to Marian begins to unravel. Marian, suspecting something was off, confronts Jack and later Oscar, piecing together that Larry had visited a disreputable establishment the night they got engaged. While Larry didn't act inappropriately, his decision to lie shakes Marian's trust.
Feeling misled and unsure of their future, Marian breaks off the engagement through a letter, unaware that Larry may have just struck gold, or in this case, copper.
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Tragedy Strikes Oscar
Oscar, after making a rare act of selflessness to help Maud, is met with heartbreak. His lover, John Adams, is hit by a carriage in a sudden, devastating moment. Oscar, typically cold and strategic, is left shattered.
With only two episodes left, the season builds toward major confrontations and emotional fallout.
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