Netflix's hit series "Bridgerton" has captivated audiences with its lavish costumes, scandalous romances, and captivating characters. But while the show is based on Julia Quinn's beloved novels, it's not a strictly faithful adaptation. For fans of both the books and the series, here's a peek behind the curtain at the creative liberties taken by the show's creators.

Season 1: A "Flawless" Debut with a Controversial Twist

The first season, based on "The Duke and I," introduced viewers to the enchanting world of Regency-era London and the Bridgerton family. While the overall plot remains true to the book, there are some notable differences.

"For starters, in the book, Daphne is in her second social season, and most eligible men think of her as a friend rather than a potential spouse,"

The show also toned down a controversial sex scene from the book, making it more palatable for a wider audience.

Season 2: A Love Triangle Travels to India

The second season, adapting "The Viscount Who Loved Me," shifted the setting of the love triangle from London to India, introducing the Sharma sisters, Kate and Edwina.

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