I feel like Lady Danbury in this scene was amazing as well. The look she gave George when she realized how he cared for Charlotte broke my heart. Also Brimsley piping up about the blood loss to the king took courage and showed his love for his lady. :)
Yes. Lady speaking up was amazing, but Brimsley speaking up could have had big repercussions. I think both the King and Queen could tell these two people cared deeply for their Queen.
Yes and Brimsley usually doesn't talk much. So for him to pipe up meant he was very alarmed at the kind of care Charlotte was receiving from the doctor.
Because only a woman could relate to another woman's experience Having a medical degree doesn't mean you really understand the physical and emotional toll it takes to give life.
Most of the doctors also didn't have much experience with childbirth. There's actually a theory that childbirth for royal women was more dangerous because they were almost exclusively treated by high-status male doctors without much experience in delivering babies and not seasoned midwifes. It was not "socially acceptable" for a royal princess or queen to be treated by a lowly midwife.
You can tell that Brimsley has a strong relationship with Queen Charlotte at this point because he can't even stand to see or hear her in pain but refuses to leave her side all the same even though no man is supposed to be present unless they are a appointed physician. I love this relationship.
The scene where Charlotte is walking down a corridor, and she is trying so hard not to cry, not fall apart in all her loneliness. He is 5 steps behind her. He pauses, watches, and extends his hand out to hold her without touching her...touching just the air between them. That scene alone is beautiful. All the recognition of one lonely soul to another, each bound to the crown for life.
I loved the way George supported Charlotte in her time of need just like she does for him. When she needed him and her life depended on him, Farmer George was on his A game. 👑
The love everyone has for Charolette- Lady Danbury and Brimsley speaking out about the situation and blood loss, George being here comforting her and defending her and reassuring her- aaaahhhh it’s gonna make me cry it’s so sweet.
No wonder women kept dying from childbirth! All these doctors gave up too fast and left everything ‘to nature’. She's the freaking queen and the baby’s the prince you think the doc would have gone above and beyond to save them both!
@@saratrice3051they didnt know what to do back then. Most of medicine was still rather.... rudimentary.... back then. Hell, for a long time noone knew bacteria etc existed (they thought diseases eg the plague was spread via fumes/smells).... thus hand hygiene wasnt a thing at all..... you can guess where that led
@@saratrice3051I think them being royal is the holdup. If he had tried but she died anyway he would have been blamed and probably executed. He he said “there’s nothing to be done” its safer for him. Still messed up though.
@@JustMe-12345 if she had had a Midwife like a common woman would have then they would have known what to do and they (the midwives) did know about washing hands and such which is why you always see them say boil water. Only the nobility and royals used "trained physicians" who stuck up their noses at the common way of doing things. Yet more noble women died in childbirth than common women.
I absolutely LOVED this scene. He basically told the Archbishop to move bih get out the way get out the way get out the way 😂...& threatened him. Then he not only didn't leave her side, but pretty much saved Charlotte's & the baby's life with his method of delivery. The doctor was useless. He loved that woman. All the history books stated the same of his love for her. He never ever took a Mistress, unlike all the other men in his family. It was also said that they had a very happy marriage...I guess aside from his illness.
So, this is partially accurate. Though George never took a mistress, during his bout of mental illness, he did inappropriately approach many of the queen's attendants. So, though he never cheated on her, he tried, and trying to paint him as anything but what he was is an inaccurate telling of reality. We can blame his mental illness, but the truth is that he still made unwanted advances to women who were not his wife, and that's not loyalty by any means.
@@lyraserpentine894depends if he did so while fully cogent. There were symptoms like hallucination, which alters reality as he perceives it and obscures the real intention behind his actions.
@@lyraserpentine894 Do not underestimate the toll of untreated and misunderstood mental illness. George had fits of hallucinations; moments where he was not him and the world was not his. Moments where he forgot who he was. In a time where the right medication did not exist and where it was all misunderstood and where he could not see her half the time. You cannot measure loyalty for him against the same standards you do to people not having his condition because that is unfair. He was a good husband, King and father. When Charlotte died he was inconsolable all until his own death.
George basically just came in with the “I’m King. I’m in charge here and you either do as I say or kiss your cushy job (and maybe life) goodbye.” Also the way Charlotte was the only one who could command him is just the best.
As an American, I’ve only ever seen shows about George iii being a crazy villain. Seeing him in this romance was so refreshing and gave a new perspective. I was rooting for him 😊
George needed Charlotte 99% of his reign. But the 1% area where she needed him; he was calm and sane. He saved their lives. He gave his best mind in that moment.
Turning a baby by hand is difficult and very painful. It's lucky that George knew how to do it. And I love how tender and respectful George and Charlotte are with each other. It's no wonder that she wanted him with her in that moment.
The way he supported her when she needed him the most speaks volumes about his love. Even though he was so scared to speak assertively he could defy Archbishop and show him that he is a king! He used his power to protect his love!
Fifteen times...she went through this type of pain FIFTEEN times. I couldnt imagine even going through it once! All the same, watching George support her through labor is amazing.
And without any pain meds I'm sure... Or if there were any, probably not as effective as an epidural. I recently just gave birth and when i saw this scene I totally felt those labor pains again that she was going through! And my nurse was telling me that back then, women would die during the labor and delivery process alone because of the amount of pain they were in. So God bless Charlotte for doing this 15x!!! 😮
Or not. Some women have pleasurable births, some don't really feel more than the uncomfort of being pregnant, and some are in such excruciating pain they don't know what to do. There was a video of a woman that gave birth to her fourth child technically at the hospital, but by herself really, without meds. It was very quick too, and it didn't seem to hurt at all. Tho it was likely the overall physical uncomfort of pregnancy and labor than painful. If Charlotte did that 15 times then there's a good chance it got much easier than this. Ideally...
That is a wonderful husband, he doesn't know what it's like to give birth but experiencing animals giving birth, he will do whatever it takes to see his son and help his wife.
I wonder how much of that scene was based on historical documents? I know that by the time of Victoria 's birth, Charlotte no longer visited George alone as he have become violent. I love the actors playing the roles of king, queen and lady Danbury. All three are outstanding! 🧡
@@yearningforyuVictoria was the grandchild, born whilst George was still alive and technically on the throne (although mad by this point and much of the ruling was done by the prince regent). They had 15 children together in between his bouts of poor mental health and it wasn’t until some time after that he was too dangerous for Charlotte to be around.
Amo como ele cuida dela... E como ele responde a mãe após o nascimento do bebê... Sabendo que não precisará passar pelos mesmos transtornos que ele passou... Quando ele responde: Ele é perfeito... Já encerra o assunto com a mãe
@@jealves3869 Eu tbm fazia muito tempo que não repetia uma série depois de acabar. Mas esta a gente não quer mais parar de assistir, certas partes principalmente. 🤩
@@andreawilde922 moça, eu fiquei atenta a tantos detalhes... Inclusive kkkk em um da lua de mel deles... O som que George/Cory faz... Kkkk misericórdia Enfim, mais um vício kkkk
Cultural and societal norms childbearing was “women’s work” accept when colonial medicine took over with white make doctors however in most cultures only women are present in childbearing maybe the father of the child but definitely female relatives
@@AnaisKarim you know there's a lot more coming out from around that area than just the baby. In my understanding, sometimes the woman herself might want to keep that part private. But I totally agree that having the dad in the room, at least holding hands from the other side of the lady, is the very least he can do.
@@pirimpallopirimpalli4932 All she wanted was to deliver that baby safely. He was a farmer, he knew that birth was messy. The real George III wrote farming articles on manure, he was bout that life. 😂🥰
I read a brief biography of King George.Hiw he lived the children and protected them, about the live they shared. I'm saddened that he got worse as he got older and they had to live apart. He was locked up to prevent him harming the queen. What a great love story and what a horrible sad ending for this Royal couple 😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤
Well, he knew it was the best option they had at that point. Especially since he could tell the doctor wasn't going to do a damn thing unless ordered to. 🙄
has anyone else noticed around 1:46 George smiles a bit before it cuts off?? if you slow it down it’s pretty obvious lol did the editors forget to cut that 😭
So sweet... whatever you think about Mad King George, you can't deny he was a man who loved and appreciated his wife. Although it's both highly amusing to see George telling off the Archbishop and kind of sad that the guy had to pull rank just to be with his own wife as she had their first child.
IRL they did love each other a lot. So much for the horrors of “arranged” marriages that people hack on so much. Actually, they had about the same hit and miss as we do now, and they weren’t forced (mostly) into it after maybe the medieval era. Even Eleanor of Aquitaine picked Henry II.
They was about to let her die giving birth! Love saved her and his baby. If he didn't fight to be there he would not have been there to tell them what to do.
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I feel like Lady Danbury in this scene was amazing as well. The look she gave George when she realized how he cared for Charlotte broke my heart. Also Brimsley piping up about the blood loss to the king took courage and showed his love for his lady. :)
Exactly you saw that too, I was so touch when Brimsley spoke even, thank Goodness for The King farming skill to save the day.
Yes. Lady speaking up was amazing, but Brimsley speaking up could have had big repercussions. I think both the King and Queen could tell these two people cared deeply for their Queen.
Yes and Brimsley usually doesn't talk much. So for him to pipe up meant he was very alarmed at the kind of care Charlotte was receiving from the doctor.
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George’s love for Charlotte was so touching in this scene 🥺🥺😭 so precious he told the archbishop off!
Even when he started to lose his mind that was something he never lost! Very heart touching!
"Do you believe you can remain Archbishop by defying the head of the Church of England? MOVE." 😁
I love how George values Agatha's childbirth experience over the doctor's expertise. He gave her the agency that Lord Danbury never did
Because only a woman could relate to another woman's experience
Having a medical degree doesn't mean you really understand the physical and emotional toll it takes to give life.
@@Eres_Nyx1154THIS
@@Eres_Nyx1154 Yes, _we_ know that, but a lot of people either don't know or refuse to believe it. Especially men.
Most of the doctors also didn't have much experience with childbirth.
There's actually a theory that childbirth for royal women was more dangerous because they were almost exclusively treated by high-status male doctors without much experience in delivering babies and not seasoned midwifes. It was not "socially acceptable" for a royal princess or queen to be treated by a lowly midwife.
How good of him to give her the agency. I hope you are often given the agency too.
You can tell that Brimsley has a strong relationship with Queen Charlotte at this point because he can't even stand to see or hear her in pain but refuses to leave her side all the same even though no man is supposed to be present unless they are a appointed physician. I love this relationship.
The scene where Charlotte is walking down a corridor, and she is trying so hard not to cry, not fall apart in all her loneliness. He is 5 steps behind her. He pauses, watches, and extends his hand out to hold her without touching her...touching just the air between them. That scene alone is beautiful. All the recognition of one lonely soul to another, each bound to the crown for life.
When he told the Archbishop of Canterbury off…that was a power play. Loved it
the only right kind of powerplay💯
"Do you *like* being Archbishop of Canterbury?"
NEVER get between a man and the love of his life PERIOD
If only the present King would rip a strip off our present Archbishop of Canterbury .👍
I loved the way George supported Charlotte in her time of need just like she does for him. When she needed him and her life depended on him, Farmer George was on his A game. 👑
The love everyone has for Charolette- Lady Danbury and Brimsley speaking out about the situation and blood loss, George being here comforting her and defending her and reassuring her- aaaahhhh it’s gonna make me cry it’s so sweet.
❤❤❤❤❤ I wanted to comment this lol i was so touched as well 😍❤️
The amount of fear and concern Brimsley had on his face for his queen was heart touching...
I can just imagine his fear, and the fact that he quickly becomes her best friend and has to watch it happen 14 more times must be terrifying
The doctor was basically going to let the queen and/or the baby die. He'd given up. Thankfully the King knew what could be done.
No wonder women kept dying from childbirth! All these doctors gave up too fast and left everything ‘to nature’. She's the freaking queen and the baby’s the prince you think the doc would have gone above and beyond to save them both!
@@saratrice3051 right. Exactly what I was saying.
@@saratrice3051they didnt know what to do back then.
Most of medicine was still rather.... rudimentary.... back then.
Hell, for a long time noone knew bacteria etc existed (they thought diseases eg the plague was spread via fumes/smells).... thus hand hygiene wasnt a thing at all..... you can guess where that led
@@saratrice3051I think them being royal is the holdup. If he had tried but she died anyway he would have been blamed and probably executed. He he said “there’s nothing to be done” its safer for him. Still messed up though.
@@JustMe-12345 if she had had a Midwife like a common woman would have then they would have known what to do and they (the midwives) did know about washing hands and such which is why you always see them say boil water. Only the nobility and royals used "trained physicians" who stuck up their noses at the common way of doing things. Yet more noble women died in childbirth than common women.
Lady Danbury said "I was not talking to you 😒"
Fact! 😂
😂 She sure did. I am talking to the KING.
Facts!😂😂😂😂
I absolutely LOVED this scene. He basically told the Archbishop to move bih get out the way get out the way get out the way 😂...& threatened him. Then he not only didn't leave her side, but pretty much saved Charlotte's & the baby's life with his method of delivery. The doctor was useless. He loved that woman. All the history books stated the same of his love for her. He never ever took a Mistress, unlike all the other men in his family. It was also said that they had a very happy marriage...I guess aside from his illness.
So, this is partially accurate. Though George never took a mistress, during his bout of mental illness, he did inappropriately approach many of the queen's attendants. So, though he never cheated on her, he tried, and trying to paint him as anything but what he was is an inaccurate telling of reality. We can blame his mental illness, but the truth is that he still made unwanted advances to women who were not his wife, and that's not loyalty by any means.
@@lyraserpentine894depends if he did so while fully cogent. There were symptoms like hallucination, which alters reality as he perceives it and obscures the real intention behind his actions.
@@lyraserpentine894Tf.
George was a good man!
@@lyraserpentine894 Do not underestimate the toll of untreated and misunderstood mental illness. George had fits of hallucinations; moments where he was not him and the world was not his. Moments where he forgot who he was. In a time where the right medication did not exist and where it was all misunderstood and where he could not see her half the time. You cannot measure loyalty for him against the same standards you do to people not having his condition because that is unfair. He was a good husband, King and father. When Charlotte died he was inconsolable all until his own death.
George basically just came in with the “I’m King. I’m in charge here and you either do as I say or kiss your cushy job (and maybe life) goodbye.” Also the way Charlotte was the only one who could command him is just the best.
Just the sass when he was doing this. Chef's kiss.
"Do you want to stay the archbishop of Canterbury??" Loved that!!😂
The best series on Netflix! PERIODT
Periodddd!
@@MD-jw6lj thank you for that. The first was...unsettling.
Oh plz 😂😂
The love they must have had for each other and their family. This scene and all it's supporting characters is brilliant!!!!🌼
Farmer George became Pappa George and saved his wife and baby❤❤
Yessss
As an American, I’ve only ever seen shows about George iii being a crazy villain. Seeing him in this romance was so refreshing and gave a new perspective. I was rooting for him 😊
George needed Charlotte 99% of his reign. But the 1% area where she needed him; he was calm and sane. He saved their lives. He gave his best mind in that moment.
Turning a baby by hand is difficult and very painful. It's lucky that George knew how to do it. And I love how tender and respectful George and Charlotte are with each other. It's no wonder that she wanted him with her in that moment.
I was waiting on her to ask him, “Are you calling me a horse?!” She was in too much pain.
Right😅😅😅😅 at that point she could not have cared for anything. Too much pain 😢
Lolol Too funny. Loved your comment, but alas, there is a time and place for playful banter. Childbirth cleans one's brain of quick one-liners.
So true 😂😂😂😂😂
@@roxxbee2525It sure does! 😂
No. She was an intelligent woman that caught what he meant, immediately. That was an "Oh fuck, now THIS is going to hurt" look.
Omg. Such a beautiful scene. I loved George threatening to fire the Archbishop. He loves his wife.
This is why Georgie approved his brothers’ marriage upon his mother’s request haha
😂😂😂😂😂
It was a heartbreaking series. BUT I would never want it any other way. I loved them. Their love for each other. Uhh..... So beautiful.
The way he supported her when she needed him the most speaks volumes about his love. Even though he was so scared to speak assertively he could defy Archbishop and show him that he is a king! He used his power to protect his love!
George is speaking for the first time like a true king!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
He took charge to save her :)
Fifteen times...she went through this type of pain FIFTEEN times. I couldnt imagine even going through it once!
All the same, watching George support her through labor is amazing.
I can’t even handle period pains, how in the ever loving f$ck did these women endure?!?!
@@KittyKat-ky5usmy mom told me it’s like pushing a car out and don’t eat anything before going in labor otherwise it’s coming up or out…
And without any pain meds I'm sure... Or if there were any, probably not as effective as an epidural. I recently just gave birth and when i saw this scene I totally felt those labor pains again that she was going through! And my nurse was telling me that back then, women would die during the labor and delivery process alone because of the amount of pain they were in. So God bless Charlotte for doing this 15x!!! 😮
What was amazing was that all of her children survived the first year, and thirteen lived to adulthood.
Or not. Some women have pleasurable births, some don't really feel more than the uncomfort of being pregnant, and some are in such excruciating pain they don't know what to do. There was a video of a woman that gave birth to her fourth child technically at the hospital, but by herself really, without meds. It was very quick too, and it didn't seem to hurt at all. Tho it was likely the overall physical uncomfort of pregnancy and labor than painful. If Charlotte did that 15 times then there's a good chance it got much easier than this. Ideally...
I love the “you are here🥰 STAY🤨”
"MY WIFE❣️MY BABY❣️"...You go, George!!!
One of the most beautifull lovestories,exceptance from Charlotte due to his illness she stands by him wow❤🎉
This scene like all the others are amazing! I love the way George took control of the situation and made the doctor do his job!
That is a wonderful husband, he doesn't know what it's like to give birth but experiencing animals giving birth, he will do whatever it takes to see his son and help his wife.
Beautiful that was a very sweet moment on film where the husband was soo supportive and not fainting!
@fainting😂😂😂😂
He said “Either you move or I will have you beheaded!!”
One of the best scenes in the entire series 😍
Love how he used his power to get into the room. It's 🔥🔥🔥
"I am the King, and I want to see my wife, even if she is in labor, so get the fuck out of my way!"
Absolutely! Head of Church trumps Archbishop 🙌🏽😎🤩
i mean, he probably wouldn't have said fuck, but it amounts to the same thing!
He became his wife's midwife😊😊😊
Poor Brimsley he looked so scared for Charlotte.
"You are here..." 🥹
"Stay." 😠
Her face was priceless, I love it! Also George was so sweet and made sure he was at her side 🥲❤️
I cried! George is a true hero 😢
George’s expression at 1:26 is priceless. 😂😂😂
Yesss ,you would've thought he was having for real moment..It gets me everytime I watch it.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brimsley wasn't f*cking around. He's right. She was losing too much blood
Love love Daddy George 😍❤️
George is such an icon. Truly. Great dude!
"Womanly work" from people who were begging him to consummate?!!!? Away!!
Loved this part, how kingly was he there
He was 100% king when it came to his wife and baby. 👑🥰❤️
1:09 " you are here. STAY"
😂❤
The queen went through that pain 15 times for the last 21 years ❤❤❤❤
Beautiful scene you do your King job George
When she said
"You are here stay "❤
I love how he supported Charlotte😍😭
❤❤❤❤ my son was born 5 weeks to early spend 3 weeks in the nicu he's 2 1/2 now thank god healthy and a typical boy. He's my everything ❤❤
I wonder how much of that scene was based on historical documents? I know that by the time of Victoria 's birth, Charlotte no longer visited George alone as he have become violent.
I love the actors playing the roles of king, queen and lady Danbury. All three are outstanding! 🧡
Victoria was the 2nd or 3rd child? I wanted to believe that his love towards her lasted a little longer when he was sane ')
@@yearningforyuVictoria was the grandchild, born whilst George was still alive and technically on the throne (although mad by this point and much of the ruling was done by the prince regent). They had 15 children together in between his bouts of poor mental health and it wasn’t until some time after that he was too dangerous for Charlotte to be around.
I HAVE to watch this show. George is soothing my aching soul with his love and devotion to His Queen.
George is so good in this scene ❤❤
For me, it's simply that "move"
He said Moveeeeeeeee. Loved it!
Amo como ele cuida dela... E como ele responde a mãe após o nascimento do bebê... Sabendo que não precisará passar pelos mesmos transtornos que ele passou... Quando ele responde: Ele é perfeito...
Já encerra o assunto com a mãe
Yes he affirmed all things good and better over his son..❤❤❤
@@galehawkins-colon6704 me seguro todos os dias para não ver essa série... Mas hoje estava revendo ela de novo. Tudo nela é maravilhoso 😍
@@jealves3869 Eu tbm fazia muito tempo que não repetia uma série depois de acabar. Mas esta a gente não quer mais parar de assistir, certas partes principalmente. 🤩
@@andreawilde922 moça, eu fiquei atenta a tantos detalhes... Inclusive kkkk em um da lua de mel deles... O som que George/Cory faz... Kkkk misericórdia
Enfim, mais um vício kkkk
This was so beautiful ❤️😭❤️ I loved the tender and loving moments between them.
Best season, i love queen charlotte ❤
Her voice so nice to his wife
So men want to be there when the baby is made but not when it’s born ??
Lmao true
It was so ridiculous for them to act like George hasn't already seen everything Charlotte has. 😂🤣
Cultural and societal norms childbearing was “women’s work” accept when colonial medicine took over with white make doctors however in most cultures only women are present in childbearing maybe the father of the child but definitely female relatives
@@AnaisKarim you know there's a lot more coming out from around that area than just the baby. In my understanding, sometimes the woman herself might want to keep that part private.
But I totally agree that having the dad in the room, at least holding hands from the other side of the lady, is the very least he can do.
@@pirimpallopirimpalli4932 All she wanted was to deliver that baby safely. He was a farmer, he knew that birth was messy. The real George III wrote farming articles on manure, he was bout that life. 😂🥰
“Do you like being Archbishop of Canterbury” bahahaha
This has been one of the best series I've ever watched! I can not get into the Bridgeton stuff. This show though!! Chiefs kiss!
Oh my God that was so beautiful 🥹❤
It's crazy how Brimsley was allowed in but King George was not.. both are men.. #womensworkisafoot
Love love LOVE this scene
I read a brief biography of King George.Hiw he lived the children and protected them, about the live they shared. I'm saddened that he got worse as he got older and they had to live apart. He was locked up to prevent him harming the queen. What a great love story and what a horrible sad ending for this Royal couple 😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤
My favorite bridgerton couple❤
Just hearing her cries brings tears to my eyes. Yes, it hurt. But I'm so glad I have my boys.
I like how George suggest to do what you use to help animals during breach births.
Well, he knew it was the best option they had at that point. Especially since he could tell the doctor wasn't going to do a damn thing unless ordered to. 🙄
For this alone, I will love and cherish him although I know his final days.
Corey would make a great villian.
I think so too. I think he could play so many different roles he is very good!
Nope. He easily has a kind face. Freddy on the other hand would.
@@sabcam2000that’s what would make him a good villain you would never see it coming 😈
My Man!!!!❤❤❤❤
has anyone else noticed around 1:46 George smiles a bit before it cuts off?? if you slow it down it’s pretty obvious lol did the editors forget to cut that 😭
So sweet... whatever you think about Mad King George, you can't deny he was a man who loved and appreciated his wife. Although it's both highly amusing to see George telling off the Archbishop and kind of sad that the guy had to pull rank just to be with his own wife as she had their first child.
Give us Queen Charlotte season 3 Now !!!!!❤❤❤❤
0:45 LMAOOOO 😂😂😂
When a baby is breeched it's better to give birth by being on all four. It's good that the king was aware of the nature.
Poor Brimsly. Watching from the window Charlotte in pain and not being able aid.
The process is called a "inversion" and it hurts so insanely bad oh my God
All husbands should be at their wives sides for the birth of their children.
Sweetest man( George) the man is so handsome omg
Farmer George saves the day.
George literally showed him "I am the king here! Fuck off"
He is wonderful!
The best of the series
It baffles me how the doctor was ready to let George the 4th and Charlotte die but of course Farmer George stepped up to save the day.
What a real man!
ladies and gentleman i present the true love that is beyond wonders
Uggg Farmer George using his experience for good
We want SEASON 2 PLEASEEEE 😢❤
Do you like being Archbishop of Canterbury? That is such a perfect line, lol.
Which episode is this?! Where is it?!
Episode 6
The future George IV!
IRL they did love each other a lot. So much for the horrors of “arranged” marriages that people hack on so much. Actually, they had about the same hit and miss as we do now, and they weren’t forced (mostly) into it after maybe the medieval era. Even Eleanor of Aquitaine picked Henry II.
Well it depends. In the case of a young teenager coupled with a hairy old ogre I can't see how there can be ever a pleasant moment for the girl.
that's a lie but go off...
I feel like probably no couple ends up with 15 children unless they have a considerable attraction to one another.
Its hard to imagine that less than 200 years ago they were arranging marriages in the UK when George met charlotte they knew nothing of each other
Cant believe she agreed to 14 more after this. Naww
Back then contraception and abortion weren’t the options
@@elmwitch there are other ways…kinda
😂😂😂
@@EllapinketteProbably even breastfeeding and abstinence would have been frowned upon/not options.
Are you suggesting suicide, perhaps?
@@Ellapinkette Don't tell me the method Simon was trying to use with Daphne. lol. That doesn't have a good success rate.
Beautiful 😍..😊❤❤❤
They was about to let her die giving birth! Love saved her and his baby. If he didn't fight to be there he would not have been there to tell them what to do.
There are things they can do that won't hurt the mother or baby.