Ep. 8: Sara teaches dance while Lavinia resents her superiority over Becky
Aired on February 24, 1985

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Amelia Minchin patiently guides Lottie and Ermengarde through dance exercises, noting Sara’s natural talent. This comparison triggers hostile comments from Lavinia. Meanwhile, Mariette informs Sara that Becky is working hard, citing seminary rules against fraternization with student servants. Lavinia harbors resentment toward Sara’s perceived superiority. Later, Becky falls asleep while cleaning Sara’s room. Upon waking, she finds Sara gazing at her with affection. Becky realizes that true nobility is defined by kindness toward others rather than wealth. She understands that Sara’s gentle behavior demonstrates the qualities of a princess, marking her progress in that regard.
Episodes
- Ep. 4 · Sara supports Ermengarde through academic struggles and social ridicule at the Seminary.
- Ep. 5 · Lottie the Little Sweetheart
- Ep. 6 · Sara Protects Illiterate Becky from Headmistress's Cruelty at Seminary
- Ep. 7 · Sara becomes class representative after accidentally trampling Becky while visiting the cathedral.
- Ep. 8 · Sara teaches dance while Lavinia resents her superiority over Becky
- Ep. 9 · Sara hosts a tea party while Lavinia's greed is revealed through diamond mine investments.
- Ep. 10 · Lottie questions Sara about her father's Indian diamond mines while Lavinia comments
- Ep. 11 · Lavinia is annoyed by the excessive preparations for Sara's ninth birthday celebration.
- Ep. 12 · Headmistress assigns Sara to attic room and kitchen duties after inventory