u/pestoraviolita

1. Vito Corleone (Godfather): When he sees Sonny's corpse.

2. Maekar Targaryen (A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms): During the trials, when he sees his son Aerion injured, he goes mad with emotions and worry, pushes every other knight aside, even those on horse, just to get his son.

3. Mike Ehrmantraut (Better Call Saul): tearfully confesses to his daughter-in-law that he was responsible for the death of his son Mattie.

Most interesting Targaryen family ever put on screen.

AKOTSK gets little budget compared to the sister show and yet it's superior. I felt more Valarr in his miniscule time than I did for any character in HotD.

Spending time adapting the important parts of the book. Nah, let's waste time on this cardboard non-character and then pretend she was the most important person ever lived in interviews.

Eleanor Charlotte Butler and Sarah Ponsboy, the Ladies of Llangollen. Upper class Irish women who led an unconventional lifestyle together and had a close relationship, with many of their contemporaries speculating it to have been romantic. They escaped to Welsh countryside to escape unwanted marriage. They were also visited by Anne Lister, the known lesbian diarist. It is also claimed, but not verified, that Queen Charlotte secured a nice pension for them.

Could season 5 take inspiration from them for Fracesca and Michaela or pay homage to them? Cottage Core Lesbian Frachaela. Queen Charlotte supporting them. Would be interesting homage.

Ravion is incapable of resisting a good-looking person.

This woman is NASTY and the narrative understates it. She was in general a calm and somewhat passive presence until she wrote the fake Whistledown addition, outright insinuating Violet was unfaithful to her husband and some of her kids are illegitimate. A claim that would have ruined the entire Bridgerton family if not outright endangered them. And she just shrugs it off when called out. Monster.