Post by AOJ (@OsobaseAOJ)
In a drama set in early 19th-century-Britain during the Regency-era, a daughter asks her mother what "pinnacle" means. (Unknown to the young woman, "pinnacle was then a delicate euphemism for sexual climax or orgasm). Caught off guard, the mother replies with visible hesitation, choosing her words with the utmost care and propriety:
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AOJ: Francesca Bridgerton: Mother, what is pinnacle?
Violet Bridgerton: A pinnacle? it is pleasant. Well, it is more than pleasant. It is a de- a delightful, um...closeness...uh, that is um...Oh, it is nearly impossible to describe. It's like a shared language, and when you speak the same language, you'...
Violet Bridgerton: A pinnacle? it is pleasant. Well, it is more than pleasant. It is a de- a delightful, um...closeness...uh, that is um...Oh, it is nearly impossible to describe. It's like a shared language, and when you speak the same language, you'...