“I should imagine with you it comes naturally.”
Simon BassetDaphne BridgertonS1 · E2 · 00:05:47
What it sounds like
Scandal seems to come naturally to you.
What it really means
“He turns Daphne’s accusation back on her, suggesting her encounter with Lord Berbrooke makes her just as prone to scandal.”
Said today
“You’re hardly one to talk—you seem perfectly capable of causing a scandal yourself.”
What was happening
Daphne says Simon must naturally attract scandal after he insists he has no interest in causing any. He reminds her that being alone with Berbrooke—and punching him—could threaten her reputation too.
SimonI should imagine with you it comes naturally.
The exchange, from the subtitles · Season 1, episode 2, at 00:05:47
Stings a little.
How much it hurts: 2 of 5
Barely veiled.
How well it is hidden: 2 of 5
Type of insultsarcasm, reputation, comparison.
Checked by my AI judge (97% sure). Found in 3 of 3 separate AI readings of the episode. Who said it was confirmed. How this works