Snobs

The tone balances satire and empathy, making the characters feel both exaggerated and real. I wonder what inspired this nuanced approach.

The characters' ambitions and pretenses felt very authentic, but also made me reflect on how much social status still influences lives today. What's your take on this portrayal?

Fellowes' writing seems layered, and I wonder if there are small details that reveal more than the surface suggests. Anyone else pick up on these?