My favorite line in Queen Charlotte is "Come. Hide from the heavens with me."

Like it's just so chefs kiss of how the head of the church is afraid of heavens above all things, something that most people desires, the ultimate reward in the afterlife. Its just so chefs kiss how it shows the level of burden that must've come with his title and the glory that came with it. And it was just so chefs kiss of how Charlotte, despite perhaps not quite understanding it, understood him enough to go with along. To let him fear the one thing everyone desires, and to essentially protect him from it.

With Lottie, He can be Farmer George, afraid of heavens. With Lottie, he can be anything, feel anything, be anything--even if it was the person everybody else refuses to see. But it's okay, because Lottie wasn't everybody, and not only did she see him, she also embraced him.

"Come. Hide from the heavens with me." What a line. What a delivery. What a love.

Love.

Watched Queen Charlotte 3 days ago and I can't stop thinking about how it portrayed love in its purest form. We met Charlotte and George for the first time back in Bridgerton and when they were going through one of their bad days. Back then I used to think that George lost his marbles much later into the marriage and Charlotte just had to step up and put up with it. It made watching Queen Charlotte so much more beautiful cause she has always loved him for who he really was.

Charlotte and George had their good days and their bad ones but they always had each other and that's love. I once read that love is a choice. Every morning you have a choice to just wake up and leave. Or you could stay. When you choose to stay, you've made your choice. You've chosen to love.

I would once again like to rant about the ending and how well written it was. I still remember myself sitting on my bed at 3 am crying but with a smile on my face cause that was the happiest and saddest ending one could get. I love how they switched between their old and younger selves, how Charlotte knew how to deal with George when was on his bad days through all those years. That's love. At its finest form. And i love them for it. Love isn't a fairy tale with a happily ever after. Love is hard. Love is full of sacrifices. But it is the most beautiful thing in the world.

"You did not go over the wall"

"No, George. I did not go over the wall"

Welp there’s my new in built excuse when I forget someone’s name

Corey Mylchreest, India Amarteifio, Golda Rosheuvel, and James Fleet BTS of Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story

Me: GOD George is such an ass, Charlotte should have run

Me *after episode 4*: oh no oh no oh no oh no what have they done to my boy

Me *screaming from behind the window*: GEORGE DON’T TRUST THE DOCTOR GEORGE NO

Me *weeping*: he saved the puppy he gave her the puppy this beautiful soul oh no

All 6 episodes you see current timeline Charlotte carrying on by herself, and other people commenting on about her loneliness. Whether it's worse or better for your partner to have passed but be presented with the chance to move on at some point, or for your partner to still be there physically but mentally somewhere else from you. And for all 6 episodes I guess I felt a lot of sympathy for Charlotte, to have a great love and for it to be disappearing over time, until that last scene happened.

Because while I'm sure the pain of not being able to do anything, make anything right, for things to be different for them, must be felt by Charlotte a lot of the time, it's not until you see her brought together with the present timeline George, that you see how truly and unbelievably happy she is in the moments she has him with her, that she is able to bring him back to her. That while this isn't the perfect scenario, not even close, she is happy to live simply for these moments and In these moments they have they love deeply.