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* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: William is the Sensitive Guy and Tom is the Manly Man. William is more sentimental, takes criticism harder, and is and less prone to violence than Tom, who laughs off the White Feather girls and isn't afraid to get in Major Bryant's face more than once.
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* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: William is the Sensitive Guy and Tom is the Manly Man. William is a footman who's good with animals, more sentimental, takes criticism harder, and is and less prone to violence than Tom, who's a chauffeur and mechanic who laughs off the White Feather girls and isn't afraid to get in Major Bryant's face more than once.
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* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: William is the Sensitive Guy and Tom is the Manly Man. William is more sentimental, takes criticism harder, and is and less prone to violence than Tom, who laughs off the White Feather girls and isn't afraid to get in Major Bryant's face more than once.
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** The second Downton chauffeur is named Pratt; his backstory is that the Crawleys had a neighbor who had to sell their estate, so Robert hired him (in fact he would have hired all the servants if he could afford it).
* TheHeart: While giving a eulogy at William's funeral, Matthew highlights his role as a source of optimism for the company.
* ImpoverishedPatrician: This is how the Crawleys' other chauffeur Pratt came to work for them due to a neighboring estate being forced to sell leaving him out of work.
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* PetTheDog: In a rare show of solidarity, Thomas acts as a pallbearer for William's funeral alongside Tom and Bates.
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* PetTheDog: In a rare show of solidarity, Thomas acts as a pallbearer for William's funeral alongside Mr. Mason, Tom and Bates.
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* AdaptationalExplanation: It isn't explained why Major Bryant wound up at Downton in the show. Here, Sybil mentions he suffered a respiratory infection while in the trenches.
