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Name of the show!!!!

@@boring-lyf38it's called reign! and the actress is the brilliant adelaide kane

@@solarispeach thank you 👍

I saw the beginning episodes of Reign awhile back and wasn't very impressed. The amount of uh...creative liberties they took on the costuming legit couldn't get me into the atmosphere the show was trying to create, and I wasn't entertained with the teen drama (I wanted the historical political intrigue without the CW style drama lol). When I saw that clip though I was surprised in a good way. I see the later seasons improved drastically even if the costumes didn't.

@solarispeach there is nothing “brilliant” about that performance. It’s why the show was cancelled and folks stopped watching. If you wanna see “brilliance” while portraying a queen, look no further than Angels Basset in Wakanda Forever, Emma D’Arcey and Olivia Cook in HOTD, Lena Headley in GOT or Emilia Clarke in GOT. Adeline was annoying and at times comical bc the acting was so over the top. The woman who played Mary in the movie was so much better. She looked better all around, and her character was more in tune with how historians described Mary. Adeline acted like she was in a soap opera. Some time in Shakespearean dramas would help her a lot bc she shoulda never had that part. It’s what made that show unwatchable.

What was that scene from?

@@methos-ey9nf Mahabharata, an epic

That is not what the true translation is. Kindly reread the puranas, texts, and veds.

@@methos-ey9nfit’s from ahs cult but I can’t remember which episode

In the Vedas, women are designated as: Aditi, because she is not dependent (Nirukta 4/21) Aghnya, for she is not to be hurt (Yajur Veda 8/43) Bhrati, for she is large hearted (Yajur Veda 11/64) Chandra, because she is happy (Yajur Veda 8/43) Devakama, since she is pious. (Atharva Veda 14/1/47) Devi, since she is divine (Atharva Veda 14/ 1/45, Yajur Veda 4/23) Dhruva, for she is firm (Yajur Veda 11/64) Havya, because she is worthy of invocation (Yajur Veda 8/43) Ida, for she is worshippable (Yajur Veda 8/43) Jyota, because she is illuminating, bright (Yajur Veda 8/43) Kamya, because she is lovable (Yajur Veda 8/43) Kshama, for she is tolerant, indulgent, and patient (Atharva Veda 11/1/29) Mahi, since she is great (Yajur Veda 8/43) Mena, because she deserves respect (Nirukta 3/11/2) Nari, for she is not inimical to anyone (Atharva Veda 14/1/59) Purandhih, for she is munificent, liberal (Yajur Veda 22/22) Ranta, because she is lovely (Yajur Veda 8/43) Rtavari, Rtachit, for she is the preserver, forester of truth (Rig Veda 1/41/18) Sanjaya, since she is victorious (Rig Veda 10/159/3) Sarasvati, since she is scholarly (Yajur Veda 10/84) Simhi, since she is courageous (Yajur Veda 5/11) Siva, for she is benevolent (Atharva Veda 14/1/64) Sivatama, since she is the noblest (Rig Veda 10/85/37) Stri, since she is modest (Rig Veda 8/33/9, Nirukta 3/11/2) Subhaga, because she is fortunate (Yajur Veda 8/43) Subdha, for she is knowledgeable (Atharva Veda 14/175) Sumangali, since she is auspicious (Atharva Veda 14/2/26) Susheva, for she is pleasant (Atharva Veda 14/1/16) Suvarcha, since she is splendid (Atharva Veda 14/4/47) Suyama, since she is self disciplined (Atharva Veda 14/1/18) Syona, since she is noble (Atharva Veda 14/2/27) Virini, since she is mother of brave sons (Rig Veda 10/86/9. 10) Vishruta, since she is learned (Yajur Veda 8/43) Yashashvati, for she is glorious (Rig Veda 1.79.1) Yosha, because she is intermingled with man; she is not separate (Nirukta 3/15/1).

I am a female but still that's quote was not Right......don't attack me by the way

@@samiraradmila4094 gon cry?

Interesting. How'd Dany and her sidekick manage in Season 8 then?

@@DrCruel you spoke my mind dude!

@@samiraradmila4094 Men still kill and rape women.

Bravo!!!! Excellent answer.

I think Medusa was a great example of this. A beautiful young woman, raped by a god who could not control his urges, then transformed into a "monster" with a power to actually defend herself which was denied in the first place. Then, she is hunted like a trophy animal when she was just minding her own business. A female with some "power" had to be destroyed. I also find it interesting that the gods were depicted as merely great childish men. If they were truly all-powerful, wouldn't they be able to control their $exual urges? No, Zeus was the biggest offender of all, and what kind of example was set by "the gods?" Clearly a terrible one. It showed, I guess, that brute strength and nature is more powerful, even than the gods themselves, and even provided an excuse to let natural urges overpower moral uprightness. That's just my take.

Truee

@@returnoftheromans6726 i’m pretty sure that story of medusa being raped was actually one of the many ways the romans tried to villainize the greeks and their culture

@@day52211 No, I don't think so. Because why would they take the Greek gods and only change their names while still honoring the original personalities? Zeus became Jupiter, Hera became Venus, and Ares became Mars. I don't believe they tried to change any of the stories.

That was a great line!!

that's the line bro.... also arya stark saying "winter came for house frey" there are many arya stark one liners man....

He deserved it 💯

I miss it so much

Samee..I miss watching it in my summer vacations while my mother got me pasta. I know I loved it it. It holds a special place in mh heart,

What's it about? It sounds cool!

@@TonyStark-gt6ti about the story of queen Mary of Scottland, she had a lonely fate. 100% recomended

@@bkvt7228 thank you! will definitely watch!

what? And how does a female rage differ from a male rage?

@@burnstick1380 well, female rage is a term that is used for the situation where the female get angry and show their temper which is caused by the oppressive male behaviour. It does not have to be a consequence of male behaviour but female rage is a reaction to society's unrealistic expectations on women. For example, you may be the daughter of your family and you may be expected to act proper, be silent, bow and obey everything that is told to you, you may be treated harshly when you try to make your own decisions or be shamed and alienised by your family members and the other people in the society. Female rage is when you finally get overwhelmed and decide to speak out against all the manipulation and gaslighting you were exposed to for years, and regain your independence by standing your ground and fighting.

It differs from male rage cuz basically men are not labelled as crazy or overreacting when they lose themselves. Also, they are not necessarily expected to be quiet like every traditional adult loves a boy who speaks out and leads instead of a boy who chooses to keep quiet because they may be just introvert lol. But females are, almost all the time, expected to adaptate to the situation and handle everything quietly even though they are bothered by those things.

​@@burnstick1380 Because women's rage has been suppressed for centuries and centuries and centuries and more. It's finally releasing itself in the form of karma !! While men have always used rage as power, control and their rage has always been glorified without reason. And women have always been glorified to be the "damsel in distress. Times are changing women are learning to save themselves instead of having to wait for the mercy of men. Women have been silent for a long time. Their screams, their cries, their voices silenced for so many centuries. We finally Live in a century where a woman's rage is loud enough for men to hear, see and feel. A rage that was given birth through years of oppression, torture, and sufference from men. Women are often called nurturers and creators. Oh but the rage of women has truly been created & nurtured by men.

@@Divya-ht5in except that mens anger was never / rarely glorified. Also whatever you wanna put as women rage - maybe i got a wrong understanding of it is just pityfull and not scary. I'm sorry I don't know where you are coming from or where you are going with this but most is just not true.

i started it recently and am still binge watching it. This series make me feel things that i can't explain. So much power, too many emotions and GOD Mary is fierce woah

@@fatimafarooq6342 omg where do you watch it? I used to watch it back when it was on Netflix but now I can't find it anymore

I really love that show

Ha ha ha ha ha...the only way that women have risen high is through lies & betrayals. They have either gotten there because they have been handed that by their Fathers OR they have had men willing to fight the battle on their behalf!! GOT is fanciful thinking.....read actual history. Women in power have been the nastiest women to start with. It is NOT a perception, it is reality.

@@adityabose26 maybe read about men… 😘

I'm pretty sure that applies to literally all people everywhere

They won't sit alone if they're lesbians :3

best

Nah there's still right and wrong regardless of power. To see things only through the lens of power is how to justify any evil. It's literally Voldemort who says "there is no good or evil only power and those too weak to seek it"

@@peterrosqvist2480 Well of course theres right and wrong, but see this it from this perspective. Your a child going to school with wealth behind your family name, your blood runs deep and basically keeps many teachers employed. You, who's rich and wealthy, hits a child who is from a pretty standard family, not rich or wealthy with just the average income. The teacher sees you hit the student, and the student hits you back. The student gets in trouble and faces consequences for hitting the child back even though it was self defense. Why, you make ask? Because the rich childs family probably keeps money in her pocket and have influence above many people. Is the teacher wrong, yes. Will she get in trouble? Probably not.

@@pastelpuffs That's not true power. You've just defined corruption. Congrats.

@@IzzyKawaiichi Power tends to corrupt .

@@IzzyKawaiichi I mever said that's way I am..I said thats the way it works, stop living in rainbow land for one second. And you just became a judgmental human being, congrats

The biggest issue with most courts is that men would only appreciate women if the women acted like typical men. So not only would women be harrassed and treated horribly, but the few women treated decently were only treated as so if they catered to men (such as agreeing that women are worse, wearing men's clothes, etc)

@@itsanoformethanks6277 But that doesn't apply to Elizabeth. She was extremely adept at traditionally 'feminine wiles' and it didn't stop her popularity and power.

Not admirers, they just knew which side their bread was buttered on. If she was a man they'd have flattered her just as much.

Meh, my enemies enemy is my friend 😉

@@itsanoformethanks6277 Women had to act like men to rule because men had already figured out the most optimal methods of ruling. Power, strength, and domination are traditionally masculine traits, and any strong female ruler would naturally be seen as somewhat masculine. A possible exception to this is the virtuous 'Madonna' archetype such as Elizabeth or Joan of Arc who is idolized by her male followers as some sort of spiritual inspiration and fulfills/is bound by more traditional feminine values.

True👌👏💯🤛

Maybe the Yennifer in the game. In the series her wins dont seem earned at all

​@@ingredi8409agreed. And queen freya was screwed over more by her sister than a man

I love how all the greatest female leaders are fictional...

​@@user-re7hu3co4r Same here! I also love the ones who lived to inspire these characters. Both very empowering

Indeed. It’s called Reign and it’s pretty interesting

irl, not especially villainous except that she murdered protestants left right front and center.

@@baahcusegamer4530 And during Queen Elizabeth's reign Catholics were executed left and right, and many more tortured, imprisoned and/or exiled, yet no one calls her "villain.". If only Mary Queen of Scots had killed just one more Protestant, John Knox, the world and she would have been all the better for it. (I think his "The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstruous Regiment of Women" says all we need to know about that piece of human trash.)

@@baahcusegamer4530 That was Mary I of England, actually. Mary Queen of Scots villainy was only in attempting to ursurp her cousin Elizaberh's throne. Which is still certainly power-hungry villainy, but less indiscriminate cruelty. To be fair to 'Bloody Mary', though, she suffered greatly from her abusive father and it's not strange that she transferred her impotent rage at him towards others who couldn't fight back.

@@cmm5542 Thanks, I wasn't aware (been a LONG time since I reviewed that part of history). Yeah, the cycle of violence in those days was quite the perpetual motion machine.

What a stupid thing to say, much less quote.

@@kylelouthan4759 Shut when you don't understand the important things for me or others🖕

@@petradepasquale4409 You know what? You are absolutely right. Now that you have gestured rudely the statement is no less idiotic.

@@kylelouthan4759 Dude just let us not write anything more okay, we don't know each other and let's end this here You Good with that

Nicki Minaj is an icon and I really like this quote... it's kind of boss bitch vibes

*do

... badly. It always ends bad or they become married on men.

…the kitchen.

@@ephTheClone not anymore we can also do what men can do whether u like it or not

@@danielkirpichnikov2007 Elizabeth I remain unmarried but was known as England's greatest monarch

Fight for what?

@@jquid2337 their rights is it not obvious?

@@themysticwarriorgal9465 What specific rights are we talking about? Because it is still not clear what exactly is wrong.

@@jquid2337 human rights?

@@themysticwarriorgal9465 Human rights that women are deprived of because... They are not human? My friend, are you sexist?

Then do it, what's holding you back?

More like after i woke up

Did you publish it? I'd like to read it.

@@thegalacticmeowfilm1781 no I lost the account I wrote it on sadly

If you know all movies name please tell me

I'm stealing this line for my book ok thanks bye

Which is why they were kept from power. Way too emotional. We would have gone extinct thousands of years ago under female leadership. Good thing the men were there to keep us going in the right direction.

No one can truly be proud of you, more than you. You know what sacrifices you made to get to where you are today. No one will understand you better than you can. So be proud of yourself every day, even if mistakes are more common than success. Embrace the good and bad about yourself for they add up, to make you the perfect version of you. May your life be blessed, and you live it with no regrets.

Thank you so much ♥️

​@@emilyjackson4580please tell me movies name

If you know Please tell me all movies name ❤😊

It’s now on CW and I still rewatch

she is a great example of why it is better to NOT be helpless. She was helpless until she convinced a large group of *men* on horses to save her. Good thing she had good men around to help her.

Please tell me the name of all movies

Lexa the 100 pound when wet warrior Queen. Yeah no thanks.

It takes fictional accounts of women to like them? how sad

can you define harrased more clearly? Can you tell the examples?

​@@burnstick1380Why do you want graphic details anyway? Verbally : Told to shut up when voicing an opinion, or a fact. Cat-called. Got thrown demeaning sexual jokes. Got told to just quit high education because they belong to the kitchen. Grape threats Physically : Their sexual organs such as breasts, arse, genital, touched by people without their consent. Vaginal and anal grape. Do you want more details? I happen to know some gruesome cases of sexual harassment and grape in history. In case it's not clear enough for you.

SHAME !!!! SHAME!!! HAHAHAHHA this is on my mind when i read cersie lannister

Sabes cómo se llama la primera película que sale en el vídeo donde ay una chica con una corona 👑

@@daysiganuza7065 it's called Reign :)

Reign American Horror Story Game of Thrones Snow white and the huntsman The 100 Malificent :)

@@emilyjackson4580 thanks ❤️

@@emilyjackson4580 which season of AHS?

seriously like can you imagine someone trying to break into her house

W hindus , they didn't allow f3m@les in temples 🤣🤣. Same with ancient greece . W times . We need a comeback

I wish all Hindu men remembered these what you have written they will not be among those men who treat women like trash!

Your parents raised you well And You are a good human.

Exactly. All the goddesses that were mentioned in all ancient Hindu scriptures, had their own roles in the society, some were the protectors and some were nurturers. The issue is that the people in power and politicians pushes the bullshit idealogies and people blindly trust them thinking it is their religion, when it is NOT. The people who act like they are all religious and yet do disgusting acts of crime like beating their children/wives, demeaning their daughters, not giving respect to their partners, the god does not need you to hurt someone else to please them. And such people should really fear the wrath of the nature and afterlife.

Only maybe 0.000000000001 % such woman

but it would take men to do that though...lol...how painful it must be to be full of estrogen.

Coz of Mannist Shit and Masculinists Bullshit .....and all Anti Feminist Idiots!!

because it only appeals to little girls

Then you get well soon😂😂😂

@@fearlessali2852 I will 🤣🤣

Thank youu ♥️

yes, that is true, I'm quite glad that this video has real villains. Films today lack good witers, since without fail, they always follow the reused troops to land a hit.

All those leaders were terrible and ended up losing. They favored personal well-being over making the tough choices that would benefit the realm. Consistently.

good thing there aren't very many, probably why they were kept from power for most of history. Too emotional and petty and never actually having to wield the axe themselves. No consequences. Bad leadership.

Women and scary... sure xD

Daenerys was not a villain either! Such a shame they cancelled that show after 7 seasons though, I think they could have finished it very nicely with two more...

@@davids3539 Daenerys is a villain, and she also fits the theme of the clip (women turned to villains by the world around them). Also...did you see the series? GoT went for 8 seasons and closed off at 8 seasons. It was never cancelled. It finished up.

@@beckyweiss6072 there is no season 8 in Ba Sing Se...

@@AnnaBell033 quit being a troll lol

@@beckyweiss6072 The denial was clearly implied.

how reductive

From the looks of it: American Horror Story

American Horror Story Season 7 Episode 11

its giving 'all lives matter'

only in fiction??

@@shenchunxiu Well the video doesn't account the lives of anyone real so...they were all rich actors playing the game of make believe.

Yes, it's from Reign

Reign

@@Queen-hc1zj thc

1:01 is game of thrones tho?

Not a single 1 was outsmarted by peers

Why would you say that with that username 😭

VERY well said! 👏👏👏