Shogun episode 2 Breakdown | Servants of Two Masters

In the shadowy corridors of Osaka Castle, a gripping tale of intrigue unfolds. Father Dell'Acqua, a Jesuit leader, grapples with the potential exposure of critical secrets as the enigmatic Blackthorne, an English navigator with a dangerous past, becomes embroiled in a political chess game. Toranaga, a regent fighting to maintain power, sees an opportunity in Blackthorne's unique knowledge, setting the stage for a showdown with his rival, Ishido. As alliances shift and betrayal looms, every character must navigate a labyrinth of ambition and loyalty. Will Blackthorne's strategic revelations save him or ignite a war? Step into a world where every shadow could be an enemy, and every light might reveal a new ally.
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[@williambone740]

all of them died do to monetary or intellectuale poverty

[@akbarindo8976]

ai generated bs

[@Screenstripsofficial]

It's made for easy visualization and recap

[@scribe3]

How many people have died, because of their religious beliefs?

[@scottloar]

Or, how many people have died for being of a different class, type, color, language, cultural or political persuasion... the list is endless. To fault religion for the human condition is just simple.