“Nothing for the likes of you.”
Theo SharpeEloise BridgertonS2 · E2 · 00:19:30
What it sounds like
The papers are not meant for someone like you.
What it really means
“Theo dismisses Eloise as privileged and out of place, implying she has no right to ask about the papers.”
Said today
“Those papers are none of your business.”
What was happening
Eloise asks Theo what the papers are, while trying to find Lady Whistledown’s printer. Theo assumes she is there for gossip and shuts down her question. His later jibe about her interest in the season’s most eligible bachelor shows how little he thinks she understands.
TheoNothing for the likes of you.
The exchange, from the subtitles · Season 2, episode 2, at 00:19:30
Stings a little.
How much it hurts: 2 of 5
Said plainly.
How well it is hidden: 1 of 5
Type of insultdismissal, class and rank, direct insult.
Checked by my AI judge (98% sure). Found in 3 of 3 separate AI readings of the episode. Who said it was confirmed. How this works