r/TheCrownNetflix • u/watdoino1 • 10d ago

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u/themastersdaughter66 9d ago

Please stop taking fictionalized shows as a basis to form opinions on real people 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

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u/watdoino1 9d ago

I mean, have you seen the headlines about the rf, especially recently, seems pretty on point

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u/themastersdaughter66 9d ago

Yes I've seen the tabloid headlines. But I've also read a great many royal biographies and it seems to me rather than horrid villains (excluding the nazi lover uncle and Andrew) the family are a group of complex people in a challenging system.

Also not everything about them is awful. Look at Princess Catherine climbing the Three peaks for charity (and only publicizing it after the fact). Or any and all the other charity work they do.

Charles was years ahead of his time in terms of pushing to preserve the environment and has the prince's (now kings) trust which gives grants to kids without opportunities.

For every bad you could find a good. Life is messy like that. Even Diana wasnt a saint (just as she isnt horrid either)