get it the virtue. So you marry somebody and then shortly thereafter you realize that they're

crazy, but not in the oh my God, he's crazy or she's crazy kind of way like certifiable,

like crazy crazy. Do you stay in the marriage or do you bail?

Yeah, so if you haven't seen the newest Bridgerton spin off, it's called Queen Charlotte.

It is so good. I mean, if you love like watching a show and just giggling and squealing and

kicking your feet for all the romance, you're gonna love this. But the problem in the relationship,

one of the main sources of conflict is that the main character, Queen Charlotte, she is sent to

England, she's on like this or she is in a range marriage. So she's got married the King of England,

which sounds like it sucks being basically forced against your will to go live in luxury. So it's like

you know, bittersweet, leave in her country, but at the same time like, you know, a life of luxury.

So she's not spending, they're not spending too much time together before they get married.

It's basically like here he is, here she is, in a couple of days, you guys will be hooked up.

Exactly. There's even like this one scene where she's like trying to run away. And then he shows up

and she's like, oh, you're kind of hot. And he's like, surprise on the person you're gonna marry.

So they end up getting hitched and all this conflict ensues to where he's like kind of avoiding her.

And she doesn't understand like, why are you always leaving like, we're married, what's going on?

And it basically comes out after they start to fall in love is that he actually has severe

mental illness to where he goes into psychosis. He basically hallucinates. He's like running out into

the woods, but naked screaming at the sky. He's looking at his new wife, Queen Charlotte.

He thinks that she's Venus and a lot of the conflict is her like having to calm them down. But then

she feels like kind of jipped. She's like, oh my gosh, I just got sold off to be King of England or

the Queen of England. But now I got to deal with this guy who's got serious issues that they don't

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