Bridgerton Season 4 is coming soon. It will take us back to the Regency era. This hit Netflix series never fails to surprise us with unexpected romance stories that are filled with scandals and drama. Though most of the plot revolves around the debutantes or the Bridgerton siblings, some characters play a crucial role in driving the story forward.Lady Danbury is one of the show’s most respected characters. But she has a rough past that involves her brother. Marcus Anderson arrives in Season 3. Both siblings seem alike but are distant. Lady Danbury's reaction immediately tells us that there's something wrong between them. She has a complicated relationship with her brother.Marcus Anderson arrives in London as a widower who, in no time, catches Violet Bridgerton’s attention. The problem is that he is none other than Lady Danbury’s brother. The two haven’t spoken properly in years, and their reunion is not really warm. Soon, we learn that their issues date back to childhood. Lady Danbury tried to escape a forced marriage when she was young. But Marcus, who was just a boy at the time, had stopped her. She saw that as betrayal. It became the start of decades of hurt and resentment.Bridgerton: The truth about Lady Danbury and Marcus Anderson View this post on Instagram Instagram PostBridgerton gives us glimpses into Lady Danbury’s past that connect to Marcus. In the prequel series Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, we saw young Agatha Danbury being forced into marriage with an older man. She was desperate to run away from it. Marcus was still a child. He unknowingly destroyed her only chance at freedom by revealing her plan. According to him, it might have seemed like the right thing to do back then. But for Agatha, it became the root of her resentment towards him.When Marcus reenters the picture in Season 3, the tension between them is obvious. Lady Danbury wants nothing to do with him. Violet Bridgerton begins to see Marcus as a kind and thoughtful man. It is awkward, to say the least. Watching Violet and Marcus bond forces Lady Danbury to face her emotions and question if she’s ready to forgive the brother who once broke her heart. The series handles this story with care. It shows that forgiveness isn’t easy.Daniel Francis told Shondaland:"There is unresolved tension, as we can see. As with many families, but especially when there are two people who are so close, that fracture can become very painful. Lord Anderson is actually quite oblivious to it — he comes in thinking that everything’s fine and wants to just see his sister and is hoping she’s going to welcome him with open arms. But he starts to detect this toughness. And I’m not sure whether this comes through or not, but they are cut from the same cloth. They are siblings, and so what we see is two very strong characters having to renegotiate their relationship. And it’s quite exciting to watch."The series also uses this narrative to explore second chances and emotional healing. Marcus is trying to make peace. Violet reminds Lady Danbury that everyone deserves happiness. Through this storyline, Bridgerton touches upon themes related to family, old wounds, forgiveness, and learning how to move on from the past.Stay tuned to Soap Central for more updates and detailed coverage.