: Charlotte goes public with her relationship with Harry, her "un-polished" divorce lawyer. Despite her initial embarrassment over his appearance—even insisting he wax his back before the wedding—she realizes her deep attraction to him transcends her usual "Prince Charming" ideals.
: The girls attend the wedding of socialite Bitsy von Muffling and flamboyant lounge singer Bobby Fine (played by Nathan Lane). The group initially dismisses the union as a "charade" to mask Bobby’s suspected homosexuality, but they eventually recognize the couple's genuine companionship.
The episode functions as a critique of "Social Perfection," asking whether it is more honest to live a lonely truth or a happy charade. It introduces the concept of the —the necessary "butterflies" Carrie believes are essential for a relationship to survive beyond mere companionship. Where to Watch
: Samantha uses Richard Wright’s Hamptons house to throw a massive party. However, her performance of unattached sexual freedom begins to crack as she deals with lingering feelings of betrayal and anger toward him. Core Questions Raised
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