Evidence Lead

The Daisy Rule Episode 4

Episode 4 · Mia Chen, Ethan Hale, Victoria Hale

Episode 4 recap

Mia carries her heels and walks barefoot through the garden with Ethan. A butler arrives with an invitation from Victoria for a private afternoon tea tomorrow. Ethan tells Mia to speak proudly about her real achievements, while Victoria watches them from above. Back at her apartment, Mia talks through wardrobe options with Luna. Mia decides to wear her sales uniform and daisy brooch to meet Mrs. Hale.

Episodes

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5
  6. 6
  7. 7
  8. 8
  9. 9
  10. 10

Next episode

The Daisy Rule

Tap below to keep watching.

Continue watching

Opens in a new tab

Episode 4 scene by scene

  1. 00:00: Late Night Garden Walk

    Mia walks barefoot across the estate garden with Ethan while carrying her shoes. A butler brings Victoria's summons for tea. Ethan encourages Mia to talk about her hard work, while Victoria watches them both from the balcony above.

  2. 00:55: Choosing the Work Uniform

    In their bedroom, Luna and Mia debate what Mia should wear to meet Victoria. Luna watches in shock as Mia grabs her white department store work uniform and pins her daisy brooch to it for the tea.

Key lines from episode 4

“Mr. Hale, your mother would like Miss Mia to join her for afternoon tea tomorrow, alone.”

Butler · The butler interrupts Mia and Ethan in the garden with Victoria's direct summons.

“Tell her the truth. You're the top salesperson, you came to New York from Ohio all on your own.”

Ethan Hale · Ethan encourages Mia after she worries about facing Victoria's family scrutiny alone tomorrow.

“I'm going to wear my work uniform.”

Mia · Mia tells Luna what outfit she plans to wear to afternoon tea.

“Mrs. Hale wants to know who I am, doesn't she? Then I'll make sure she sees me clearly.”

Mia · Mia explains to Luna why she refuses to wear high-society clothes to tea.

How episode 4 ends

Mia rejects high-society attire and prepares to meet Ethan's mother wearing her everyday sales counter uniform pinned with the daisy brooch. She stands firm in her identity as a working woman. How will Victoria react when Mia arrives for private afternoon tea dressed in a store uniform instead of formal high-society clothes?