Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
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curlygirl
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E4
2 dogs are shown in cages in a room used by a so called doctor. One of the dogs whines, both look scared. One is later freed but it's not shown what happens to the other one.
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Some dead pigeons are shown being carried at the beginning of episode 3
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There’s no physical abandonment, but definitely emotional. Lady Danbury and the Queen both recognize that they were not present mothers in their children’s lives
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dreamworkshera
there's a clip where a painter is drawing the royal family. when the royal family leaves, he's basically gaslit and told "they're still there, keep drawing". it's played off as a joke and can easily be skipped, it's not really an important scene.
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dreamworkshera
there is mention of child abuse in one of the later episodes, but it's not shown on screen. the mother describes some of the child's injuries and states they were inflicted by a parent.
there is also mention of neglectful parents whose children feel like they "don't know them", but the kids are not abused by them.
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dreamworkshera
a character is continuously raped in the first three episodes by their spouse. This happens from 20:57-22:20 in episode one, 30:10-30:35 in episode 2, 18:45-19:30 and 42:05-42:50 in eoisode 3. they discuss how exhausted they are by it after every encounter. in episode 5, in 1:12:00-1:12:20, the character gets reminded of the experience. there is also mention of a woman with an abusive husband in the past who abused her and her son. she does not go into details but simply mentions she and her son had bruises because of him.
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dreamworkshera
a character is repeatedly held forcibly under water in episodes 4-5. this happens in episode for in 23:22 for around 15-20 seconds and then 47:20 for a minute.
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Jules003
In the first 10 or so minutes there is a sex scene between a young women (maybe 25 years old) and her elderly husband where the young women is laying flat on the bed like a dead fish and clearly “waiting for it to be over” while the elderly husband is on top of her having a very … animated… climax. It seemed like the show was trying to make it out as “funny” but I found it extremely uncomfortable and unnerving to watch. It was clearly unconsentual.
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MynameisMo
many torture scenes in e4. don't know about future episodes but im guessing there are more to come. edit: there are more to come.
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dreamworkshera
a character is continuously raped in the first three episodes by their spouse. This happens from 20:57-22:20 in episode one, 30:10-30:35 in episode 2, 18:45-19:30 and 42:05-42:50 in eoisode 3. they discuss how exhausted they are by it after every encounter. in episode 5, in 1:12:00-1:12:20, the character gets reminded of the experience.
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Quick shaving scene in episode 4
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One could argue that the treatments King George undergoes are torturous
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dreamworkshera
no, but it is mentioned jokingly that a character's penis is deformed
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dreamworkshera
lady danbury's husband falls from his bed to the floor, dying in episode 3. however, it's implied that it isn't the fall but an illness, possibly a heart attack, aneurysm, etc that killed him.
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dreamworkshera
lady danbury's husband falls from his bed to the floor, dying in episode 3. however, it's implied that it isn't the fall but an illness, possibly a heart attack, aneurysm, etc that killed him.
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Xoxo6798
S1
E4
Anxiety attacks shown from ep 4, with shaky breathing
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A character mentions that she has been promised to an older man since she was a young child. The relationship did not start at that time but she began to be groomed to be his wife.
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In one of the early episodes a man loses his wife and daughter during childbirth.
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dreamworkshera
lord ledger, violet's father, is stuck in a loveless marriage and ends up having a one time affair.
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dreamworkshera
lady danbury's husband dies, and it is mentioned that his children are fast asleep and don't care because he wasn't present in their lives.
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MynameisMo
abusive doctor in e4 shaves the king. is quite scary since you dont trust him. multiple shaving scenes like this
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dreamworkshera
lady danbury takes a bath after every sexual encounter with her husband. there's a scene where the king and queen have sex in the bath tub.
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ChloeMLHM
There is absolutely no v* in any of the episodes! Safe, enjoy ;)
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LiteratureNerd
No institution, but there is a specific room of the palace where his mental health issues are very poorly dealt with
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Jetskee
But torture scenes with awful affects as a ‘cure’ for a character’s mental illness are common in S01E04-5
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Xoxo6798
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E4
No, but part of the king's mental health treatment involves dietary restriction and only eating gruel, so this could be a potential trigger to watch out for.
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There are multiple times where King George becomes angry and borderline violent. He often worries of hurting people
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dreamworkshera
lady danbury remembers her late husband raping her when she's having sex in episode 5. however, it's not shown, and she simply switches positions and continues. no further flashbacks are shown.
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Xoxo6798
S1
E3
The king is depicted as suffering from episodes / fits of anxiety, emotional distress and psychosis. Begins at the end of ep 3 onwards
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Jetskee
Two characters do lie under a bed to comfort one of them but it’s not depicted as claustrophobic at all
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There is a scene where you see the pregnant person in her casket (no pregnancy bump) and it is mentioned that she and her baby died in childbirth.
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S1
E6
A character is shown in labour and is in obvious pain. The baby is mentioned to be in breech. Can be triggring if birth scenes upset you.
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dreamworkshera
the queen's daughter mentions that she and her sisters have given birth to children that were not ready to be out, meaning stillborn children and miscarriages.
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We do not see it but it is mentioned by the Queen's daughter
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A central theme of the series is trying to conceive (not infertility) there is mention of babies or the need to have babies most episodes. It can be a little confronting if you are triggered by TTC storylines or the pressure of TTC.
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Xoxo6798
S1
E4
Ableism towards mental illness, as well as references to "disfigured" people
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dreamworkshera
it's implied that a gay character has died, but it's not shown on screen. since the show is set both in the past and present, this is only implied by the character's lack of presence in the present.
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Xoxo6798
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E1
Not directly, but the queen does consistently pressure her children to produce heirs, puts her daughters down for not marrying and having babies, and at one point makes a joke at their expense along the lines of wishing they would be more like their "whore" brothers and show some desire to fornicate
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MynameisMo
only seen E1 but already talks about how she is "too brown" //
have now watched further and oh my god this show is so racist. they imagined an alternate reality, but all of their integration efforts are because they're sad people "don't want to mingle" and all the progress happens when white people are "nice" and go talk to the POC. Integration is referred to as the "Great Experiment" and spearheaded by the British crown of all people. Meanwhile the white people say horrifically racist and colourist things and there is mention of Britain's colonies. I actually cannot believe this was made, good God. Some of these writers really need to learn what racism is and how integration happened (fought for tooth and nail, not "given" to POC because white people woke up one day and decided they wanted to be our friends) because right now it's just used as a stupid preachy plot device to make the romance more interesting and it is making me LOSE it.
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dreamworkshera
lady danbury's husband dies, but he is the second character to die and it is clearly due to natural causes due to age.
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MynameisMo
lady danbury has an older husband. introduced in sex scene E1. there are many sex scenes with them throughout the show. pretty much whenever it shows a shot of their house it is about to cut to a sex scene of them. I should also mention this is less 'sex' than it is assault - she clearly hates it, talks about enduring it and has a point on the ceiling she stares at, and later has flashbacks to it.
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clowngutz
a lot of sex happens throughout the series. A LOT. also there are a few scenes of characters bathing ( this is reoccurring after a specific situation most times )
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clowngutz
the queen is many times described as some sort of baby maker instead of a human being with feelings
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clowngutz
A LOT of sex throughout the show as this is a major plot point for 2 (technically 4) characters
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Xoxo6798
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E4
Mental illness depicted from end of ep 3 onwards
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MynameisMo
maybe? lady danbury's husband dies in E3 during sex and it could be a stroke of some sort
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Xoxo6798
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E3
From ep 3 onwards mental illness is depicted, not named due to the historical context but it is reminiscent of early onset dementia
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Jetskee
But there is a fear by one character that their home will be taken away
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dreamworkshera
it has a bittersweet ending. it's made most people i've seen happy and sad at the same time.
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The King’s doctor tries dunking him forcefully in an ice bath as a form of medicinal treatment for his illness, but doesn’t drown
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MynameisMo
E4 shows king being "treated" with leeches. is a torturous and abusive process.
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