False Friends, The Sailor's Resolve, and Dame Duck's Lecture

The tension between Lady Grange and her son Philip highlights a familial rift exacerbated by his choice of company. Lady Grange expresses her distress over Philip's disregard for her feelings about two men she disapproves of, emphasizing the strained dynamics within their household. The setting in her elegantly appointed boudoir serves as a backdrop for this confrontation, revealing deeper themes of loyalty, social status, and the complexities of familial relationships.