'Queen Charlotte' Ending Explained: Reynolds And Brimsley

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When Agatha turns around from looking at the hats, Violet is staring at her with a deadpan expression and the two knowingly gaze at each other. Agatha says that Violet should leave the hats where they are and the pair simply sit to have tea. Queen Charlotte's children confront her about the pressure she's putting on them and state that their happiness has never been something she has thought of. She explains the amount of sacrifices she has made, but her son tells her that she has simply been a Queen and not their mother. She later refers to them all as "ungrateful" but Brimsley tells her that she cares only for the King, not her children. Back at the palace, Reynolds raises his voice to the Queen, stating that George is not fine and her desire for him to be better is simply a hope.

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An heir is on the way—and possibly a female one at that. Charlotte goes to tell the king the good news that their son’s wife is pregnant and finds him in the middle of a rather mild psychotic episode. She persuades him to hide under the bed with him, and they are as they once were. It could even show an empowered young Agatha embracing single life and her independence after shutting down Adolphus' (Tunji Kasim) marriage proposal. She was pregnant, and Princess Augusta decided to always be by her side.

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The Queen Charlotte finale emphasizes the immense devotion between Queen Charlotte and King George. However, the last scene of Episode 6 confirms the pair live apart in the Regency Era, as they did in the complicated first days of their marriage. The king is living at Kew and the queen resides at Buckingham House. Elsewhere, Lady Danbury and Lord Ledger AKA Violet Bridgerton’s father end their relationship that started after the death of Lord Danbury.

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Agatha was later courted by Charlotte’s brother, Adolphus, but she denied his marriage proposal. She had performed her duty as a wife, and she was not ready to be tied down once again. Even though she knew it would not be an easy path, she was determined to find herself before getting involved with any other man. Even though Agatha did not wish to bother the Queen with her troubles, Charlotte found out about her situation and offered her help.

The two dream of spending their lives together after the reunion of Charlotte and George, but in the end, we witness Brimsley dancing alone in the palace garden. Maybe the Queen’s decision to stay away from her husband, in a way, affected their relationship. It is also possible that Reynolds is no longer there to dance with Brimsley, and all he has are the sweet memories of his man. Back in the Bridgerton timeline, the grown-up queen and her adult children sit for a portrait. Prince George and Princess Elizabeth confront her about their own fertility struggles, the cruelty of the queen’s baby contest, and her lack of warmth as a mother. Then at the end of the episode, Prince Edward “wins” the competition.

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Charlotte knows how to speak to him and climbs under the bed where he immediately recognises her. She tells him the good news of Edward's heir and George holds her hand, thanking her and kissing her. For a moment, George seems cognisant with the pair sharing a joke about "going over the wall" as Charlotte attempted to do in episode 1.

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My heart calls your name,” he cries before they share a passionate kiss. The limited series 'Queen Charlotte' featured major developments in the past and present 'Bridgerton' timelines. Here's a full breakdown of how 'Queen Charlotte' ended. They tell her that while she has been a great queen, she has never truly been a mother to them and that is why it is unfair for her to put so much pressure to produce an heir. Agatha is momentarily courted by Charlotte’s brother Adolphus but she soon realizes that she does not wish to be married ever again and wants to learn how to live a life of her own.

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Away from the palace, we watch a young Agatha Danbury (Arsema Thomas) meet with Lord Ledger, the much older man with whom she’s been, uh, strolling for a few weeks now. Their most recent stroll having been particularly productive, she’s eager to further explore the blooms of her own garden. But upon their next meeting, he arrives with a third wheel in tow. Lo and behold—it’s his daughter, a young Violet Bridgerton (Connie Jenkins-Greig).

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Charlotte is overjoyed with the news and visits George to tell him about it. Agatha took long walks through her estate following Lord Danbury’s death and one day she meets Lord Ledger as their estates run adjacent. They begin to go for walks together and develop a close bond that eventually leads to them making love. At the end of the episode, Prince Edward and his new wife Princess Victoria announce that they are expecting a child.

In the Buckingham halls, Charlotte attempts to assuage George’s own concerns over his upcoming speech, only to suddenly discover herself in the throes of labor. George breaks palace protocol in order to sit with his wife as she delivers their infant son, Georgie, whom Augusta worries might have inherited her son’s fits. “He is perfection,” she finally allows, after George firmly shuts down her questioning.

The couple then kiss in a sweet moment reminiscent of their younger days. First of all Queen Charlotte is performing extremely well for Netflix. They just announced that it has gotten almost 150 million viewing hours since it debuted less than a week ago. There's no word from Netflix yet, but a renewal would be unlikely considering the six-episode Queen Charlotte has been touted as a miniseries. But that said, other streamers have renewed limited series before. George responds, “Our line.” When she looks over, she sees young George.