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Top 10 Most Emotional Moments in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story

Top 10 Most Emotional Moments in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story

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Ready thy handkerchiefs! For this list, well be looking at the bittersweet highs and lows of this royal love story. But pray, be wary, spoilers are ahead. Our countdown includes moments from episodes Gardens in Bloom, Crown Jewels, Holding the King and more! Which moment from Queen Charlotte had you dabbing your eyes with the corner of your latest Lady Whistledown?
Date: 2023-11-21

Comments and reviews: 30


I love this serie better than Bridgeton, it was such a heartwarming but heartbreaking love story, I also was crying my heart out like everyone else apparently. I think that it was love at first sight for both when she was trying to climb that wall and after that, they went through thick and thin together to the end. On another note did anyone realize that the grandchild Queen Charlotte was so happy about was going to be Queen Victoria? I just realized that myself last night after finishing the series.
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This was easily my favorite of the series! I loved the development of Queen Charlotte and the sensitivity shown regarding Georges illness. The casting is impeccable and the chemistry is wonderful! My favorite scene was Fancy meeting you here! Their love story was achingly beautiful, and there was nothing left to do but let the ugly crying commence, lol! Long live the Queen!
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I love this series so much. QC is perfection. I cried twice. First Do you love me scene and of course that heart-breaking ending. I was bawling my husband asked what the heck happened to me. I just went to him and hug him and he look so confused. I vowed silently I will love him unconditionally like QC did. Gosh that series made me so emotional.
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I'm so glad you talked 16: 20 about sewing as a form of engineering because my husband has an engineering degree and has said the very same thing to me. I think that might be why he and my grandmother got along so well; with her wedding dress designs and his print technology interests they had a common language from day one.
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True Love is someone willing to crawl under the bed you're hiding under and join you there, and not drag you out until you're ready to face the world again. sniffling God, I was crying so much by the last episode. Maybe in the series (unlike reality) Queen Charlotte will get to meet her second, legitimate grand-daughter.
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Brimsley and Reynolds dancing together under the tune of I will always love you is very lovely and mesmerizing. But when the scene passed on to only Brimsley alone dancing, it made me quite sad and teary. I wanna know what happened to them. So far, this is the best season.
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When Brimsley was reaching out his hand to the back of Queen Charlotte heavy with pregnancy and missing her husband. having a temporary surrender of tiredness, frustration and loneliness about to break but Brimsley had her back and she knew he was there
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In the Edmunds birthday back and forth I much more would have talked about when Lady Danbury explained why she called Violet fortunate. How she compares their experiences in you Edmund lives on / in me Hermon rots. That monologue is stuck in my head
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I enjoyed this series so much, that I went out and purchased the book entitled THE LAST KING of AMERICA. Began to read all 700 plus pages! We AMERICANS are so conditioned to believe that King George III was a tyrant. But there is of course more!
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One of the most emotional parts was when Charlotte was walking down the corridor and she looked so defeated with her shoulders slumped and Brimsley was standing behind her as always and he raised his hand, that was such a powerful scene.
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I ugly cried through so many episodes, especially episode 6. I was inconsolable. It was so beautiful, agonisingly heart-breaking and excruciating. My favourite of all the Bridgerton series, with the first one now a very close second.
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This series was beautifully done, every episodes were impactful and full of emotions, every characters will linger in your mind. They got me bigtime especially the last part, it was so heartwarming, Im in tears.
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Going over the wall or not going was a decision she had to make throughout their whole marriage. One wonders how many times over the ensuing years she had to ask herself if she was going to go or stay. Incredible ending.
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I cried when Queen Charlotte explained how she left like it was her fault and something was wrong with her. I can imagine being a young woman, u marry this man and he stays away. Wont see you, wont touch you.
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What about the scene were he was by her side as she gave birth. He wasnt meant to go in but he threaten the Archbishop of Canterbury to loose his title if he was not allowed in. kinda romantic in my head ngl
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Having seen the king and queens love story origin, why do you all think shes always asking if the king is dead? Even through the other series, she does this and it seems like shes upset that hes still alive.
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The last part I just cannot it was so beautiful, I repeated it a few times and cried all over again. For series this is my best one Bridgerton's story. For books for now is Viscount Who Loved Me (Book 2)
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When George sobs as he tells Charlotte, I wanted to tell you. I wanted you to know. This madness has been a secret my entire life. This darkness is my burden. You bring the light, my heart ached.
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Under the bed. When he said. You didn't go over the wall! I have tears cutting into my cheeks now as I'm simply writing this.
Aaaaaaaaaaa sigh
You bent me! Respect from Greece

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For me it was the birthing scene, seeing George coming through against men saying that it was a women moment HELL NOO he got in there and forced the doctor to help her deliver the baby
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I almost cried when George said to Charlotte, You didn't go over the wall! The sweetest! There were some moments in Queen Charlotte that are tear jerkers! A good show! I enjoyed it!
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My heart calls your nameI lost it and cried the rest of that episode. And the scenes under the bedpriceless! Love Bridgerton and love this just as much! More please!
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In memorable picks you should've included the scene when Charlotte hugged her son and how he was shocked about it. I found that to be an emotional scene
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I was absolutely mesmerized at the last scene. I wasnt expecting it and it is probably one of the most emotional scenes ever on TV bravo, bravo.
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I have cried numerous times, and have enjoyed this Bridgerton, the best so far the other ones were wonderful but this one hit your heart and soul
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Basically the whole 6 episodes! You didn't go over the wall / Come hide from the heavens / mt heart calls your name. URGHHHHH simply perfect!
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A different type of emotional but I so enjoyed the scene between the old queen and lady Danbury. Where she tells her to endure and stop crying.
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Is Shondaland going to have a Brimsley- Reynolds spinofg series? I would like to see Sam Clemmett & Freddie Dennis satisfy our curiosity.
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I could not stop crying after I finished ep6 last night. The Brimsley dancing scene and the under the bed scene is what had me sobbing
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This was by far the best that Bridgerton has offered. And the absolute best scene in it was hiding under the bed. I bawled my eyes out.
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