Hi, Gwen!
Hi, Linda!
Thanks for the gif, Arinna!
Yeah, it does sometimes seem like they had different writers on different episodes, and there was a lot of inconsistency in season three as far as the characters' behavior. But the showrunner is supposed to keep everyone on the same page, you know? Oh, and you're right, Lucrezia never did like it whenever Cesare had to leave.
And I also did like how united Cesare and Lucrezia were after Juan's death, with them on one side and their father on the other.
It was like they had both been used enough by their father and now they had formed a united front that consisted of each other at odds with Rodrigo.
Oh, and I don't think that Juan had any incestuous feelings towards Lucrezia, but it did seem like he was possessive of her, especially when Paolo showed up. Perhaps that's why he had such insight into Cesare's feelings for her?
