Ep. 73: Candy shares chocolates while war news and Terry's Broadway success distract from the conflict
Candy offers chocolates from Alistear and Archibald to classmates, but Franny rejects them and expresses hatred for girls like Candy. Although Candy sees Franny resembles Merry Jane, she cannot comprehend the animosity. Simultaneously, the assassination of Austrian prince Franz Ferdinand in Serbia triggers Austria's occupation and Great Britain's declaration of war on Austria and Germany, marking the start of World War I. Candy’s summer plans with Patricia and the Cornwell brothers vanish. She reads positive reviews of Terry as a rising star, pushing the war from her mind. Terry performs in Macbeth on Broadway but ignores the acclaim. His thoughts remain on World War I, worrying for Candy’s safety and regretting his absence, realizing his inability to help.
Episodes
- Ep. 69 · Candy helps Miena escape while visiting Mr. McGregor's villa and rose garden.
- Ep. 70 · Tom Rejects Child Fiancée and Declares Love for Candy
- Ep. 71 · Candy visits Pony's Home and learns about Cookie's punishment on the Sea Gull
- Ep. 72 · Candy cares for pianist Catherine while Archibald and Alistear return from America.
- Ep. 73 · Candy shares chocolates while war news and Terry's Broadway success distract from the conflict
- Ep. 74 · Candy and Franny navigate hospital transitions and learn teamwork at Saint Joanna Hospital
- Ep. 75 · Candy visits her grandfather's mansion and confronts her great-aunt Elroy.
- Ep. 76 · The girls seek refuge in a treehouse after being expelled from the mansion due to family politics.
- Ep. 77 · Annie's missing suitcase leads Candy into a dangerous tower trap during a garden party.