DRACARYS

Fleabag | 2.04

Princess Rhaenyra.

Romola Garai as Mary Tudor in BECOMING ELIZABETH (2022)

Hāros Bartossi / With Three Heads ✦ House of the Dragon, 1.10 “The Black Queen”

Caitriona Balfe as Claire Fraser | Outlander 2.02

Lucretia Borgia Reigns in the Vatican in the Absence of Pope Alexander VI - Frank Cadogan Cowper

Emma (2020), cin. Christopher Blauvelt Lady Macbeth (2016), cin. Ari Wegner Jane Eyre (2011), cin. Adriano Goldman Mary, Queen of Scots (2018), cin. John Mathieson Belle (2013), cin. Ben Smithard The Favourite (2018), cin. Robbie Ryan The Duchess (2008), cin. Gyula Pados

sassy queen Livia Drusilla in Domina (2021) episode 3, Family

Claire Forlani as Octavia the Younger and Alaïs Lawson as Claudia Marcella the Elder in Domina (2021)

I’m the daughter of Marcus Livius Drusus. I don’t break my word and I don’t run.

I don’t think I’ve ever been interested in any play about the happy, successful, lighter moments of life. I think that’s a very modern, pervasive idea in our entertainment, whether it’s on Instagram or in fiction, to show only the good and the perfect side of yourself. It’s just a lie and it’s very dull, and it’s nothing that anyone should even strive for.

“Actually, I’m looking forward to being 50. Because to me, that’s when a woman is at the pinnacle of her femininity and her womanhood.”

“Because that’s what heroes do.”

[Caption: set alternating gifs of Miranda saying the quote above to James in the flashbacks, with ones of Flint in the present day during the same episode (watching the Spaniards on the beach with a spyglass; tied to a chair prepared to meet his death with a challenging look to the man pointing him with a gun; with his face covered in blood seeing how the crew arrives to the ship; and silent next to Silver while he monologues about what he’s guessed about Flint’s intentions.]

Léa Seydoux as Célestine in Diary of a Chambermaid (2015) dir. Benoît Jacquot