At launch time Bridgerton 2020 instantly won everyone’s hearts with its intense love stories.
So far, two seasons have aired and a third has been confirmed to air will focus on Penelope and Colin.
Now what’s trending is the prequel ‘Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story’, which as the name suggests, focuses on the monarch and helps solve some of the biggest ‘Bridgerton’ mysteries ever explained.
5 Doubts Bridgerton’s ‘Queen Charlotte’ Plot Solves
The origin of the word “incomparable”
It’s important to remember that in both seasons of “Bridgerton,” the Queen used the word “Incomparable” to describe the young rookie of the season who is most likely to find special love, and in the first episode of “Queen Charlotte,” she discovers that The origin appears after King George named it so after he tried to escape by scaling a wall.
What about King George and his illness?
In ‘Brigerton’ this character has few appearances and is shown with an apparent mental illness, but does not clarify what it really is.
Unfortunately, although in ‘Queen Charlotte’ they don’t, you can see how he begins to struggle with his mental health by having uncontrollable manic episodes, which gives the audience an idea of how he fights against his condition. something new for fans.
Why doesn’t Queen Charlotte have a close bond with her children?
As in real life, in the Netflix series it is confirmed that the Queen had 15 children of which 13 grew to adulthood, but they are not often mentioned in ‘Brigerton’.
For “Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story” it becomes clear that their distance is due to several reasons. For example, the monarch disapproved of how everyone’s lives had turned out, their eternal bachelorhood, and that they were not her legitimate children after all, which is a “disgrace” to the crown.
Why is there no racial divide in ‘Bridgerton’ and ‘Queen Charlotte’?
One of the biggest criticisms of the first series is that high society was made up of people of different backgrounds and there didn’t seem to be any discrimination or racism.
The reason remained a mystery until recently, because in the plot of “Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story” it was revealed that this was possible for two reasons. First, because of the protagonist’s marriage to King George and the implementation of the so-called “Great Experiment”, where minority families in England were granted noble titles to promote equality.
The Queen became a dog lover for a reason
Queen Charlotte has always been surrounded by Pomeranian dogs from ‘Bridgerton’ and although you’d think it was just for fun, there’s a reason behind it.
It turns out that her affinity for dogs came about when King George sent her one of these animals as a gesture to help her feel less alone at Buckingham House.
Therefore, to make up for her husband’s absence, she continues to adopt more Pomeranians as a symbol to show how special that moment was.
Will there be a second season of ‘Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story’?
Given the popularity of the show on the networks, questions began to be asked about this topic, and according to People magazine, the creator of the program, Shonda Rhimes, is not against continuing the narrative of the kings, but has not yet confirmed if it is a will.
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