唐顿庄园中的礼仪.pptx

The manners of DOWNTON ABBEY Figure diagram How to eat How to marry How to dress Master(aristocracy) Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham Robert Crawley, 7th Earl Grantham Cora Crawley, Countess Grantham Lady Mary Crawley Lady Edith Crawley Lady Sybil Crawley Matthew Crawley Heir presumptive Servants Mr. Carson butler Mr. Bates The valet to the Earl of Grantham Head footman First footman Second footman Mrs. Hughes Miss O’Brien The personal maid to the Countess of Grantham Anna The personal maid to Lady Mary housemaid How to eat sitting Sitting up straight The back of a chair is for decorative and for footman to hold Nannies used to put knives in the back of the chair to make children sit up straight. cutlery Exact placement measurements Butler uses a rod the determine the place settings. Everything is measured out precisely. They didn’t use their fingers without gloves on , because otherwise it would have left a mark on the sliver. Hostess No one takes a bite before Cora does , the hostess. Turning 转身:When she turns , everyone turns and speaks to the person on that side , so everyone’s getting their fair share of chat. How to marry Power and land Marriage was seldom about love Difference between man and woman. Man：income and the right Women : no position and power until they were married Heir A young lady presented at court Coming out 成人礼 Dressing: 1.Train over hair, the length of the train(no less than 3 yards) 2. Dressed up in white with feathers: unmarried young ladies wore 2,married chaperones wore 3 The season Women do not clink glasses or say cheers Your good health Marriage among aristocracy Family title and status of the potential suitors Aim : marriage that enhanced the family Burkes peerage 柏克氏贵族系谱: a list of every titled aristocrat in the United Kingdom . A combination of background check and bloodline , an essential tool for making a match. Marriage downstairs Simple: just didn’t marry Married