Queen Charlotte's Arsema Thomas and Tom Verica discuss a pivotal scene | Script to Screen | Netflix 

An old crusty husband 😂 A 1 night stand 😢 Then FREEDOM for a lifetime!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@@donnacee4028 I'd have to see more of her life to see if how things played out for her. For now, doesn't looks that great. She deserved better

I think that there’s much more to lady Danbury’s story, there’s a lot of time between this story and when we see her in s1, this is just her beginning and this story was more for QC, I’m hoping that they can continue to give us more of Agatha’s story, and I hope that she had more than this brief interlude with Lord ledger!, that would be sad indeed.

Lady Danbury wields great power. She is bosom buddies with the most powerful woman in the kingdom. She doesn't want a husband and happily ever after that young girls dream of. She has been to the rodeo and decided the life she wants. She didn't have a one night stand. She and Lord Ledger fell in love with each other over time and chose Violet over their relationship. Violet was the only good thing in Lord Ledger's marriage and he wanted her to continue to be untraumatized so she could find the kind of love she found with Edmund. They sacrificed their happiness to ensure hers.

@@AnaisKarim I mean that's a beautiful analysis. To me, I found it quite sad. To be so young and promised to an old crusty man. Having to endure intercourse with him and have 4 of his kids. The next best step was also an old man and Violets daddy? I feel like Lord Ledger took advantage of her during a fragile time. He knew it was improper to be with her like that. He knew he wasn't leaving his wife. He knew he wasn't marrying Agatha. He was giving her false hope. He broke her heart. After that, the next best thing that came her way was more life of duty with Charlotte’s brother. So she never found love and anyone to spend her life with? She's a single mom of 4 during those times? It's a no for me. I was hoping Charlotte’s brother would be the total opposite and she could have her happy ending for a little while. She's alone for 30+ years??? No, I totally think she deserved better.

ikr!! can they not see how amazing these girlies are! it's kinda annoying ngl

Absolutely! People are giving them lots of attention too though. And it's well deserved. In my opinion though, Corey's performance is the best of the show because he's basically playing 2 versions of a character. Watching the emotions of him having fits, the torture scenes, the embarrassment from the illness etc. The range of emotions he had to go through is crazy and he performs them so well. Every part seems believable and for this to be his first big role and for it to come out this way ....wow! So I 100% believe he deserves all the praise he's getting. He's a fantastic actor. So are India and Arsema.

I stan all 3! All talented and so beautiful!

i'm swooning over all three of them wym 😭

No need to throw shade. Women are the target audience for this shows so obviously most women will be swooning over the male lead that is how it is. I actually love and support them three! They are all super talented but obviously will swoon over george and corey.

Indeed. The makeup artist did an amazing job. He's truly handsome outside of this series.

Yea, that dustmite for a husband they give her

@@pw44012 This! And then her consolation prize was a MARRIED man who DUMPED her. I was super disappointed. She's the only character that did not get to experience real love.

I get what you are saying but she had to go through all that to be the fabulous, remarkable, powerhouse woman she is in Bridgerton. Her hubby was yuk...and she was groomed for him so when he died, it was a huge relief...in regards to her lover, I think thats what she needed at the time, a bit of fun. Not someone else that would tie her down.

Life is not always fair 🙄

yeah he was in princess protection program!

He had a picture of the dead girl on his phone...those who know - know.

@@deemo7868LOL

@@sersastark why does this seem so random lmao

​@@deemo7868 htgawm?

This is an interesting take because I don't think Charlotte came into her own without Agatha though.. She had to come into her power and that happened at the moment Agatha reminds Charlotte who she is when Charlotte had given up and wanted to move in with Agatha...

@@thelionness20 That's why I said Charlotte stepped into the power Agatha mentored in her. Agatha was the bomb. Agatha was a grown woman with 4 children and Charlotte was a teenager. Agatha mentored her and taught her about womanly things. Then she helped her to see what they could accomplish as POC with Charlotte as their leader. Agatha saw the vision, but she didn't fully believe that she didn't need Augusta and her advisors. That was the message she got at the end when Charlotte told her she should have come to her about her title and land. George would show Agatha favor because he respects her as Charlotte's trusted friend. Plus he does what Charlotte wants anyway. 🤗❤️ Agatha had the vision that truly integrated the society because she pushed for true equality and wasn't satisfied with crumbs.

@@AnaisKarim so true!! I think after that ball at Agatha's George really saw that he could trust Charlotte( except with the truth of his ilness..lol) but no doubt he did whatever she asked cuz he loved him some Charlotte!! This series had so much depth to it compared to Bridgerton IMO.. just really well done.