
Poldark — Series 2
Cornwall, 1790: A storm of unrest sweeps across England, fueled by whispers of revolution. For Ross Poldark, life is once again threatened—this time not just by financial ruin, but by the very real possibility of execution. Driven by malice and ambition, George Warleggan seizes upon the volatile political climate to orchestrate a scheme that could see Ross wrongly branded as a revolutionary and condemned to hang.

George dedicates himself to undermining Ross, while Francis grapples with his moral compass. Dwight finds himself in conflict with the privileged Caroline Penvenen, as Demelza and Elizabeth strive to aid Ross in his trial.

She traveled to Bodmin herself. Demelza attempted to sway the proceedings with a personal plea to the judge, but George had prepared several strategies for the trial's arrival.

The shadow of ruin loomed over George, fueling a vengeful resolve against Jud. Meanwhile, Francis sought to piece together the fragments of his life, extending a hand of invitation to Ross and Demelza.

Ross, seeking to unburden himself of a certain influence, struck a bargain with a local smuggler. Elsewhere, Dwight wrestled with a perplexing outbreak, finding unexpected assistance from a mysterious source.

He bought Ross’s debt, a calculated move to dismantle him entirely. Meanwhile, Caroline returned to Cornwall with news, but it was Elizabeth who unveiled a profound secret.

A shadow fell upon Nampara. While Demelza labored tirelessly to safeguard the household, a clandestine affection bloomed between Dwight and Caroline. Yet, a darker current stirred when George demanded repayment for a loan intended to assist…

Driven by a desire to find Mark Daniel, a group journeys to the Isles of Scilly, but their arrival coincides with George's burgeoning interest in Elizabeth. Meanwhile, Caroline persuades Dwight to flee to Bath, envisioning a fresh start, wh…

A fresh vein of tin sparks renewed hope for Ross in Wheal Grace, but it is George who offers Elizabeth solace when her mother falls ill, delivering a sharp blow to Ross's aspirations.

A weighty choice pressed upon Elizabeth, and Demelza’s world was irrevocably altered. The question remained: how could equilibrium be regained?

Seeking oblivion from Caroline, he enlisted in the navy. Meanwhile, Demelza sought respite from Ross by visiting Verity. Ross himself contemplated a return to his regiment. Elizabeth and George found contentment in their marriage, though Ge…


