@@lukitasmol10 They become a couple in the second season, so not quite yet, maybe not ever, since this series isn’t completely accurate or factual to actual history
I'm not gonna go into details as to how but I've had a finger nail ripped off before and let me tell you that the pain is absolutely excruciating and feels like it lasts a long time. One ripped off is bad enough but more than one and I could pass out from the pain. And no, they don't always grow back!
I've never had one ripped, but I did have one fall off after being smashed in a door and that pain was worse than breaking my foot. Any moment I didn't have a soothing balm on it it felt like it was on fire, never mind the swelling. It DID grow back, but there's a weird space where the nail bed doesn't connect all the way down and it's nearly impossible to clean dirt out of it.
Another random fact: Because French was the language of intellectuals at the time, Catherine had everyone at court speaking it. French later became a lasting symbol of prestige among the Russian elite.
Peter the Emporer suspected an assassin was after him, and had everyone in the Royal Court interrogated to discover the traitor. Catherine, who is actively planning to overthrow Peter and take control as Empress, figured she'd look less suspicious to both Peter and the Court if she was also interrogated to prove she's not the traitor.
It's more of a parody of the events rather than an accurate portrayal. They wouldn't have called a woman's vagina a pussy back then either but they do in the show. Nor would they have sworn so much (the women especially). Plus Peter and Catherine actually hated each other by this point. So you see, having brown people in it is nothing to be upset about.
@@bexie1992 they used language which would now be classed as vulgar quite regularly. It was only when Victorian sensibilities kicked in that some language was frowned upon. As to the origional question, it's just racist baiting, ignore it.
Because there were some random brown people during this time.. Hate to break it too you but no court was as " eurocentric" as you think.. Maybe you should look up Gannibal Petrovich of Russia the East African Prince and adopted son of Peter the Great who helped build up Russia military and St. Petersburg.. He also happens to be the grandfather of the writer Alexander Pushkin.. Sorry bud, Brown people did exist in European courts just like some white people existed in African courts ( Mansa Musa had several Europeans in his court). SMH.. The world isnt as one dimensional as you think it is
![the great (2020) - catherine suspects grigor scene [S1+E9]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/WtD0vvj9UKk/mqdefault.jpg)
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![the great (2020) - peter wants ivan dead scene [S1+E5]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xqOdL38ipTA/mqdefault.jpg)
you can also watch "catherine being iconicly great for 10 minutes"
link: th-cam.com/video/jMXQzGn1Q_A/w-d-xo.html
I mean the fact that she willingly did it and accepted it even tho she was in pain shows how brave she was
It's fiction mate
@@harsgaard1504 I know I meant in the show it shows how brave she was
@@harsgaard1504 Wow...that was entirely new information. 🙄
"beauty is that which glows from within."
when he tried to help her
"fingernails grow back"
I thinks its soooooooo cute how Peter cared about her
Its gonna be super cute when she poises him and he have an agonizing death ❤ lovely
Same
It's cute how much of an idiot he is uwu
@@lukitasmol10 They become a couple in the second season, so not quite yet, maybe not ever, since this series isn’t completely accurate or factual to actual history
@@lukitasmol10 This aged like milk lmao
I'm not gonna go into details as to how but I've had a finger nail ripped off before and let me tell you that the pain is absolutely excruciating and feels like it lasts a long time. One ripped off is bad enough but more than one and I could pass out from the pain. And no, they don't always grow back!
It is such a relief though when they do grow back.
I've never had one ripped, but I did have one fall off after being smashed in a door and that pain was worse than breaking my foot. Any moment I didn't have a soothing balm on it it felt like it was on fire, never mind the swelling. It DID grow back, but there's a weird space where the nail bed doesn't connect all the way down and it's nearly impossible to clean dirt out of it.
Iv had 2 removed 100% can confirm they do grow back unless you kill the root
I lost one and it did grow back, but it grew back weird and a bit bumpy.
@@tabby5228 might wanna see if a fungus is causing that and start soaking your feet in Epsom salts on the regular and/or see a doctor.
I don't know why, but the brick circle is my favorite.
She's a fucking genius
I love elle fanning
@Chad Shaffer I love both lmao
Am i imaging or did i see the priest actually smile 🤣🤣 if she wasn't his enemy i think 🤔 he likes her i mean she's a very interesting women 😎😌
Poor catharine
Jack Dorset is amazing in this show.
Does anyone know what song plays during this?
Catherine does mid-finger and that's RUDE
SO RUDE
Yeah
So What?
Another random fact:
Because French was the language of intellectuals at the time, Catherine had everyone at court speaking it. French later became a lasting symbol of prestige among the Russian elite.
Cool
Is that Rasputin?
It’s kind of hilarious in a morbid that he looks like him though .
Agreed 😂😂👍
Couple hundred years off. But it looks like they used him as a model.
no, rasputin lived in 1900
Why did she do that??
Peter the Emporer suspected an assassin was after him, and had everyone in the Royal Court interrogated to discover the traitor. Catherine, who is actively planning to overthrow Peter and take control as Empress, figured she'd look less suspicious to both Peter and the Court if she was also interrogated to prove she's not the traitor.
Grazy king🤮
cool . i do it better and stronger
whats with the random brown people in this show???
It's more of a parody of the events rather than an accurate portrayal. They wouldn't have called a woman's vagina a pussy back then either but they do in the show. Nor would they have sworn so much (the women especially). Plus Peter and Catherine actually hated each other by this point. So you see, having brown people in it is nothing to be upset about.
@@bexie1992 they used language which would now be classed as vulgar quite regularly. It was only when Victorian sensibilities kicked in that some language was frowned upon. As to the origional question, it's just racist baiting, ignore it.
Because there were some random brown people during this time.. Hate to break it too you but no court was as " eurocentric" as you think.. Maybe you should look up Gannibal Petrovich of Russia the East African Prince and adopted son of Peter the Great who helped build up Russia military and St. Petersburg.. He also happens to be the grandfather of the writer Alexander Pushkin.. Sorry bud, Brown people did exist in European courts just like some white people existed in African courts ( Mansa Musa had several Europeans in his court). SMH.. The world isnt as one dimensional as you think it is
@@bexie1992 I prefer a parody than the real one, much more fun in that
@@prettynerd4779 Whats up with the belittling attitude? That´s disgusting!