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Cora

[kawr-uh, kohr-uh]

noun

  1. Classical Mythology.,  Kore.

  2. a female given name: from a Greek word meaning “girl.”



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During maternity leave for her younger child, Cora meets a scruffily cool husband and father named Sam at a local baby group and feels an immediate attraction.

Lady Mary navigates taking over Downton Abbey, Edith finds her strength, Robert Crawley must settle into his new role with Cora’s help, and other character reminders to prep for “The Grand Finale.”

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It’s up to Cora, his always-steady companion, to help him move forward.

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Not only is the film about Mary stepping up as head of the estate, but it’s also about how Robert and Cora move on.

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“Honestly, his stuff is good. It’s really good,” Cora said before the game.

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