My Lady Jane Soundtrack

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As Jane begins researching Guildford’s Ethian ailment, “Glory Box” by Portishead plays. The narrator contrasts Jane’s reality of doing work and the expectation for marital relations, amplified by the sensual song. Eventually, Jane and Guildford end up in a romantic and tempting situation, but neither makes a move before Guildford transforms again.

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We Got The Beat” by The Go-Go’s plays at the introduction of Jane’s sister Katherine and her new husband, the Duke of Leicester. Katherine looks stunned at her fate.

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After making a bet about who’s a better fighter in the dark woods, “Come Together” by Oneiric plays as Jane and Guildford fight and disarm each other.

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After defending themselves in the woods, Jane and Guildford kiss for the first time, and “Boogeyman” by Dead Posey plays. It plays over them later as they continue kissing in Jane’s room at home. Jane ends the affair, saying she wants a divorce before anything can happen.

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Now that Jane and Guildford have returned to an awkward formal relationship, Guildford goes out to the barn to transform, and ‘I’m a Man” by Lizzie Esau plays.