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'Call the Midwife' Recap: Season 7, Episode 2

Carmen Croghan

26 Mar 2018 — 8 min read

Welcome back to the second half of our Call the Midwife double header. Thus far, we’ve met the new midwife, Lucille Anderson, Nurse Crane advocated for a dying patient who was under threat of being evicted from her home and a brave new single mother inspired Trixie to let love lead her forward in her relationship with Christopher Dockerill. Looking for a more detailed rundown? You can find it right here.

As we rejoin the midwives in this episode, the snow has finally melted and Poplar is thawing out at last! Nurse Dyer is considering a chic new hairstyle, Trixie has developed an interest in domesticity and Winifred is making knitted bosoms as teaching aids for breastfeeding instruction. Once again Sister Monica Joan eschews wool crafts as “the refuge of a dull mind” but is upset with the faded appearance of the garden and its lack of spring daffodils. Finally, Sgt. Woolf makes it his business to tell Nurse Crane about a spate of car thefts. He so obviously likes her!

And now for the au pair update:

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