the crown limerick

[@aristotlecat]

This scene it's great IMO because the writers had so very little time to set the character of George. So in a single scene the put everything we need to know: his frequents of fits anger, his problem speech, his unelegant sense of humour, his cancer. They had a couple of minutes, and they squezeed them very well.

[@juzojuzo1806]

cant help but see resemblance to rudolf ii or wilhelm ii, it really runs in the family, these fits

[@RapidCityJM]

@@juzojuzo1806 Hanoverian men tend to high strung historically

[@hollin220]

And the most important thing, they SHOWED us. They didnt TELL us. Show us who our characters are rather than telling us who they are. It is much more impactful

[@carltrotter7622]

@T H the collars were actually used so that there was less washing. It meant that only the collar had to be washed instead of the whole shirt because the collar builds up the most dirt. They also looked very near as they were stiffened to a cardboard stiffness with starch.

[@matthewmccallion3311]

@@carltrotter7622 I'm a barrister and we still usually wear detachable collars like these, but it's mostly out of convenience - much handier when rushing into court to just whip off a full collar and tie and replace them with a winged collar and bands, rather than stop to change shirts! Haha But that's very interesting about them being handier for washing, I didn't realise that before

[@MrStephenRGilman]

“There was a spot of blood in my spittle.” “Here, have a cigarette to take your mind off it.”

[@Truckkundesu]

Those were the time where even children was smoking in ads

[@M1tjakaramazov]

The look on Churchill's face later on when he sees the king lighting up after he just had his lung removed: pure horror.

[@retroguy9494]

'Relaxes the throat' so said the royal physicians. Who had all been knighted! 😜

[@justv5136]

You have to remember this was in the 1940s. They had realized that cigarettes were bad for your health but not to the degree we know today

[@retroguy9494]

@@justv5136 It was just a theory in the 1940's by certain scientists and most certainly were not published. My mother and her siblings all started smoking in the 1940's and she told me that when she started in high school there was NOTHING about them being bad for ones health.

[@mossy642]

People forget he was a sailor. He swore like one.

[@kalanshwani4515]

Took after his father George v 'the sailor king'

[@retroguy9494]

As a former American frat guy, I would have liked to have known the King.

[@themaestro3034]

@@retroguy9494 as a Navy man myself, he woulda fit in with my lot.

[@retroguy9494]

@@themaestro3034 Well, as I said prior, I was a frat guy in university. He would have fit in with MY lot too!

[@ericgarrido2007]

Before he was king, he was a genius terrorist.

[@Thisworldisagoner]

Margaret, her father and Peter, all enjoyed limericks.

[@joecook5689]

Peter was her boyfriend?

[@Thisworldisagoner]

@@joecook5689 I only know what the show showed 😅 He was her secret lover

[@adamfrisk956]

Who doesn't?

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

Peter was a good equerry. Attentive to the kings needs and knew he was a little embarrassed for losing his temper and kept him focused on him and not who he had yelled at and distracted him with dirty limericks

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

Abigail Craig in this shot then

[@mscott3918]

Queen Elizabeth could calm him down by taking his wrist like a doctor and saying, Tick, tick, tick, your pulse is very fast.

[@black10872]

I would've snapped back and said; "FUCK YOU AND YOUR COLLAR!! DO THAT SHIT YOURSELF!" lol What's the worse the King could've done? Fire me? Oh well. lol

[@hermanjacobs4425]

The Duke of York (not Prince Andrew) used to be a simple nobleman who found joy in collecting stamps and receiving love from his wife. It was when his brother King Edward VIII abdicated for marrying Wallis Simpson he had to forgo his own private life and became the sovereign. The king job exhausted him as he dedicated his remaining life to serve the crown.

[@kamion53]

@@hermanjacobs4425 His chain smoking did not help either. Naïve as I was I thought he stopped smoking during his speech lessons as showed in the King's Speech", but that was a director's creativity.

[@Megdbsk]

He’s such a great actor

[@lipglosskitten26]

He had to make our hearts break when he died on Mad Men and then The Crown. He's such a brilliant actor and a man you'd be proud to call Dad.

[@elisabethandersen1102]

@@lipglosskitten26 He dies in everything, it's like Sean Bean v. 2.0

[@wrlSivan16]

Do not understand why they didn't get him to play his father's character in Harry Potter. The younger Dumbledore.

[@Ramboost007]

So happy to have seen him again in Chernobyl

[@redroseproductions4688]

@@Ramboost007 you know my mind has gone completely blank I can't remember what his name is

[@wittlelady]

I think king George would've agreed for Margaret to marry Peter.

[@missyadams]

I believe he would have. He would have found a way to make it possible, especially since Peter's ex wife was the guilty party

[@wittlelady]

@@missyadams this just made it more sadder 😭

[@missyadams]

@@wittlelady 😢

[@victoria-uc6hd]

Katrina Fernando of course not

[@alexander9703]

The Queen wanted to, it's possible that George VI's experience would have allowed him to navigate the roadblocks more successfully than a new and naive monarch, or that as an experienced monarch he would know from the outset it wasnt possible and denied permission immediately, rather than delayed.

[@M1tjakaramazov]

That gradual change from furious to relieved and amused as he hears the limerick. Jared Harris is an ingenious actor.

[@NickC-Ohio]

1:01 "Sir, eyes front." As upright as he seems, dangerous is the man who is able to tame & command his lover's father, let alone his king. I wonder what kind of unique trouble he would have got the royal family in had he been allowed to marry the Princess Margaret.

[@Thepateisgreat]

To be honest, I think the Princess Margaret’s life would have gone much better had she been allowed to marry this man.

[@hapizteoh]

Years later, he continue his journey and became a chemist and worked for a small little town called chernobyl

[@riyamallick3691]

Yeah after marrying off his eldest daughter..who would went off to be the queen of england

[@catsrule1343]

Then he goes to work at an advertising agency

[@unscentednapalm8547]

The town was call Pripyat.

[@amazingabby25]

Cats Rule and hangs himself on the door

[@warrensherwen7557]

And after that he spent time in a German prison and broke out to meet Walter Bishop

[@Vesnicie]

Dirty limericks are what make this an Emmy winning show.

[@theworldsworstleagueoflege6633]

I don't know what it is about Jared Harris, he's a normal looking sort of guy and most of the roles he plays are not particularly remarkable men (even if they're the king) but somehow he's one of the most mesmerising performers out there. He really draws the eye and commands your attention.

[@Marina-pe1gx]

Man, Peter Townsend is the dream.

[@smellycat264]

Marina Panteli right!!!

[@beautifulleopard3929]

I Find Him Incredibly Handsome , As Well As Sexy. ......

[@missyadams]

When Princess Margaret saw him again several years later, she told her friend that Peter had not changed one bit. All her friend saw was an old man in his late 70s but Margaret only saw him as an unchanged Peter.

[@randomuploadsism]

@@missyadams True Love

[@missyadams]

@@randomuploadsism yep *sigh*

[@furiosasinclair2018]

My favorite royal limerick was the one about the girl from Dallas that Princess Margaret told to President Johnson. Oh my.

[@heavencanwaite]

Peter was a great man. The only one good enough for Margaret, in my opinion. I have no doubt King George would have approved of them.

[@heathermetz6576]

Peter had a delicate way of tending to the family that made me sad he did not marry Margaret!

[@flanplan5903]

Peter’s voice is so calming! It’s almost as if you have a 40’s-50’s era ASMR channel with you at all times.

[@edmundnschrag]

I've got blood in my spittle. Tis nothing. Quite right. [light another cigarette after being choked]

[@mikeq7134]

His father and he both died of lung cancer after a lifetime of smoking like a chimney. Queen Elisabeth was clever enough to never light up.

[@harryflashman9495]

I recall seeing a man in his pyjamas in a wheelchair at the entrance of a hospital ‘enjoying’ a smoke with his oxygen bottle attached to the back of the wheelchair. An insidious addiction.

[@maszlagma]

Did you know that back in the day cigarettes/pipes were actually recommended for people with lung problems or respiratory illnesses? They claimed that the smoke would "clear out" anything causing the harm? We forget how many dangerous myths health research and science have shattered over the decades that we now take as for granted.

[@kamion53]

@@mikeq7134 At least not in front of the public eye. Juliana Queen of the Netherlands til 1980 neither smoked in front of the public eye, but was such an addict that she used her handbag as ashtray .

[@Mrchair-bk5ns]

Who has come here after season 3? With all the limericks from that season. I now know Peter Morgan's little fettish with the English language.

[@angelrios5897]

If medicine hadn't been crap back then, they would've known the fact that the bloddied spittle was a symptom of bronchial lesions, and the mark of lung cancer.

[@elamplough1]

Medicine and health care really were improving around this time, it's just doctors didn't realize that smoking was linked to lung cancer until the 1960s.

[@faintmeteor]

@@elamplough1 and the tobacco companies lied about it for the next thirty years.

[@szarvaskoppany]

And the servants around the king not daring to say to him "you should be pretty fucking worried, Your Majesty".

[@Toast0808]

You’re an arrogant idiot, and probably a Millennial. Medicine was not « crap » then, it was the best it could be at the time. 65-100 years from now someone could be saying today’s medicine is crap. Moron.

[@joelb6456]

@@Toast0808 ok boomer

[@Davao420]

Margaret and Peter would have been perfect together

[@kendallyadaicela5018]

He is too cute! hahah. The way Peter was able to change his mood. I wish I could have had a chance to meet him :)

[@jeremybarcelo6486]

He’s an actor that is still alive.

[@kendallyadaicela5018]

@@jeremybarcelo6486 you don’t say !

[@loo6357]

Like father like daughter

[@keiming2277]

Prince Philip and Princess Anne

[@rmitch7r]

Jared Harris is absolutely amazing in every role he has.

[@Hollows1997]

It’s easy for people to forget that Albert (his name before he was king) was a navy veteran who fought at the Battle of Jutland. An interesting man.

[@seriousbinch3749]

This scene does such an amazing job of establishing the tone of The Crown. The writers separated it from anything else we had seen on the royals in just a few minutes.

[@rrickarr]

Peter Townsend calmed the King down and took over rather nicely.

[@retroguy9494]

LOL Bertie may have ended up being a king, but at heart he was still a Navy man.....sharing dirty limericks with a fellow military guy!

[@englishkernigit8294]

More needs to be written about Group Captain Townsend, WW2 fighter ace, Equerry to the King. He was as important to the RF as Lascelles

[@lordalessan]

The Royal Family would've been lucky to have Peter.

[@billyworkman4204]

One of my favorite scenes. I think this the scene that won me over.

[@keldonmcfarland2969]

I love this scene. HRH George VI stood up and took charge after his brother ran off. HM George VI is the hero of Britain 🇬🇧 (edited to the correct honorific-I'm an American, we don't have those over here.)

[@DerMatze86]

He didn’t run off, he just chose life and not a meaningless position.

[@tre1012]

HM* George VI

[@ds1868]

HM not HRH.

[@keldonmcfarland2969]

@@tre1012 *edited.

[@samjohnstonemusic6328]

@@DerMatze86 oh boy pls do some more research on The Duke of Windsor and come back to me with a defence 😂

[@philiplambiase6298]

i love this scene because it is so early and when he explodes at the butler you wonder is he a jerk ?? and then as the show goes on you realize he really is a nice guy. This scene also illustrates why Peter Townsend is so critical for the king. Loved this series until season 4, now its dark and resentment to the royals is festering all over the place.

[@lucieirl]

To be fair the 1980s and 90s was getting unpopular for them because of Diana who had the nation /world’s heart and the way the Royal family were becoming detached to things like the Troubles, strikes etc. the anti establishment feeling was growing anyway with younger people- who are now probably the age of all the people involved in writing The crown.

[@elamplough1]

@@lucieirl The modern British monarchy can never be popular with everyone but I'd say that the 1980-90s were the first time Elizabeth II began to receive genuine public hostility during her reign. It's not really surprising season 4 is so gloomy compared to season 1 when you consider what a tough time some members of the royal family were having in their private lives.

[@lucieirl]

@@elamplough1 sorry, I didn’t get a notification on this. But yeah that’s true too, they were all suddenly dealing with a plethora of pent up issues since the 50s (well the older gen was). The crown late s3 and 4 did manage to make me feel bad for Prince Philip even, with the loss of faith and dickie tragedy

[@flanplan5903]

@@elamplough1 though to be fair, the show had its fair share of dark moments from the start. Season 2 is where we begin to see more of the darkness steeped into the forefront.

[@terminallumbago6465]

@@elamplough1 When dd her reputation and popularity begin to rise again? Now she herself is pretty widely respected, even if other members of the family aren’t.

[@MegaTech81]

Ahh you gotta love 50's medicine where specks of blood from the lungs meant cold weather

[@hannathompson7998]

I was trying to write a limerick for my mom’s birthday card and didn’t realize it was so hard! Had to come search this scene to appreciate a good limerick!

[@radieschen]

Richard Harris the father of Jared Harris was born in Limerick, Ireland

[@antmagor]

The Limerick was a nice shoot out to the kings speech.

[@althesmith]

Just an old sailor and an old air force type sharing jokes.

[@DodderingOldMan]

My favourite scene in the entire show. Fantastic character development, genuinely funny and kind of shocking, brilliant performances.

[@harsani6810]

Ah yes, me too, when it's cold outside I spite blood

[@inprogress7635]

I really love this scene

[@GemPotagueule]

That's where Margaret found her inspiration ^^,

[@miranda13c]

I just now discovered that he (Jared Harris) is the son of the original Dumbledore (Richard Harris). I remember Jared from an episode of SVU (among a few other things) but I had no idea his dad was Richard! Two incredible actors, indeed.

[@sithnein3524]

Ohh, its the Chernobyl guy

[@nrafter530]

Ooooooo I just got the limerick connection to Margaret with LBJ in Season Two.

[@SopranoRocker2010]

From this scene alone, it’s very easy to see why Peter Townshend fell in love with Margaret. She’s very much her father’s daughter, limericks included. Peter was the only one who could calm King George in a difficult moment. Margaret later described Peter as “my sun, my water”, showing how he brought a similar calm to her life. It’s all the more reason Margaret and Peter should’ve been allowed to stay together.

[@borispugmomdelyth6244]

Started the crown about half way through. He’s so handsome

[@Thepateisgreat]

He’s so cute. I love king George vi

[@killerbee3794]

I love how the King just despised Tommy Lascelles, that horrible despicable manipulative creature, and continued telling his joke.

[@cuitlamcuautencos8306]

He looks like the type of individual, everyone hated. Lascelles probably thought of himself as king.

[@Ramboost007]

Aren't the dirty limericks a reference to the King's Speech?

[@lucieirl]

Yes and no. That was just a real technique they found in dealing with his stutter/stammer (I never understand the difference sorry!) I think there’s some psychological behind taboo language and emotions to do with speech impediments, sort of how people with Tourette’s say some awful things they don’t mean

[@elamplough1]

@@lucieirl I think 'stutter' was originally an Americanisation of 'stammer' but is now the more common word used in most English speaking countries.

[@michaelreid1209]

@@elamplough1 I may be completely wrong, but i thought that stutter was the repetition of a letter or sound causing inability to finish the word, whereas stammer is long pauses of no sound when a person just can’t get any sound out for a moment, but i’m not an expert.

[@almostfm]

@@michaelreid1209 No, you're absolutely right. "y y y y yesterday" is a stutter. "yes terday" is a stammer. I had quite a bad stammer as a kid, and my parents stumbled on exactly the right thing to do-they'd tell me "Take your time. We're listening" and that removed the pressure to try and get it out. Hollering "C'mon, boy! Spit it out!!" is actually the worst thing to do. The kid already _knows_ he's supposed to get the words out, and hollering just adds pressure. And it's incredibly frustrating when it happens. You know the word, you know the sounds, but somehow the message from your brain to your vocal cords gets misrouted. I still stammer once in a great while, but I've learned to control it well enough that unless you heard me talk for a long time, you wouldn't know. In fact, I spent 20 years in various public speaking roles, and I think I had one person (who was also a stammerer) catch on.

[@ewanfresco3498]

love his James Mason style delivery at the end

[@NotoriousBroadcasts]

It’s amazing to think that he was secretly doubling as an ad agent.

[@HarryFontaine]

perfect casting

[@russellsherwood1491]

Love Townsend, goodest boy award

[@zippyzipster46]

May the Lord bless him. Even in death. And the soldier with a sack on him. Good stuff.

[@skylerspence7878]

Lmao if i was the king was i would of said something similar like "JESUS, ARE TRYING TO KILL ME"

[@Thepateisgreat]

Peter: There was a young lady named Margaret.. wait wait I meant Sally, Sally

[@don77sultan]

Expensive jokes

[@bluecollarlit]

all these adults helping one adult get dressed

[@jacquespotgieter5019]

Never understood that. I have zero personal space issues but as an adult I would never be able to cope with someone putting my clothes on for me. Maybe if I were raised that way, I would feel different, though.

[@bluecollarlit]

@@jacquespotgieter5019 Good point. (The Crown is addictive. I really like watching it...)

[@mscott3918]

Uniforms are complicated to get into

[@Tormund_Giantsbrain]

He is the sovereign. his empire stretched from the thames to the ganges.

[@wolfy9937]

i was today years old when i found out jared harris is the son of richard harris

[@verwinbardaje4476]

sameee!!!

[@aeonlincoln5474]

Ohhhhhhhhhhh

[@eeb1977]

Same here.

[@lonl123]

Yes, and as Richard Harris was one of my favorite actors when I was young, I'm proud to see his son is also an amazing actor. I have liked everything Jared has been in, but he was top notch in the crown.

[@dragonfly686868]

I had to rewind a couple times to see how exactly they wear that thing. I didn’t kn there were so many pieces in that collar.

[@happyicare5053]

Wonderfuul

[@pandemits]

The lovely joke was burred by the bell ringing and the guy pushing the King to move along his schedule.

[@mikhailbabushkinum]

Sir Tommy Lascelles always there to put order in the house

[@veronicadredd22]

A limerick being told to an actor whos father Richard Harris, hails from that Irish city, Jared is morphing in to his father the older he gets

[@randomuploadsism]

Tommy Laselles not impressed

[@LordCroker]

Not impressed but wasn't he brilliant in the show. My fav episode was the one in season two when he tells Lizzie about her uncle and the Nazis

[@randomuploadsism]

@@LordCroker top class performance. A true dinosaur and a stickler for tradition!

[@keldonmcfarland2969]

True. Townsend could say little dirty limericks with His Magisty, but it was Laselles who ran the palace.

[@audreykennedy8891]

I cannot imagine Lascelles telling a dirty limerick..

[@HydroSnips]

All you need know to understand Lascelles is when he throws “which of us has forgotten the Somme?” at ex-Edward VIII. There’s a clue to his past in his nickname, “Tommy”. He also won a Military Cross for bravery.

[@alleemaria97]

Dude spits our blood and no one is concerned... Wtf were the 1950s like in terms of medicine lol

[@MadamaArwen]

Exactly my thoughts

[@happyicare5053]

😍😍😍😍😘😘

[@MovieSceneDeepDive]

This was such a good show! Can’t believe such a boring subject could be this entertaining

[@mscott3918]

That's why it's not a good show. It has taken a few facts and turned them into sensationalised fiction. Beautifully produced but may as well be Lord of the Rings.

[@bluecollarlit]

No. Every historical point in The Crown is in The Diana Chronicles by Tina Brown, published more than a decade before The Crown. The Crown is Not "fiction," - Sorry.

[@johnwatson2932]

It's pretty amazing to consider that Queen Elizabeth II lost her father (King George VI - played here by the awesome Jared Harris), her grandmother and her sister all to lung cancer due to their heavy smoking habits. When he married Elizabeth in 1947 at the age of 26, Prince Phillip had to give up smoking as one of her hard conditions to marrying him - he may have found it emasculating at the time. He lived another 73 healthy years with her after that. He didn't know it at the time, but she saved his life!

[@happyicare5053]

😍😍😍

[@Dr.Kananga]

press F to pay respect.

[@ffet1236]

This episode shows that George VI is not that saintly at all. Tho he was a great king but he was known for his short temper and enjoys some randy jokes.

[@mscott3918]

One of the results of serving in the navy

[@elamplough1]

I wouldn't say that George VI is generally portrayed as saintly in history anyway, he's just remembered more fondly by many British people for making an effort to boost morale during World War II. It's surprising how many non-Brits have never even heard of him.

[@yeungscs]

@@elamplough1 Probably much better now due to The King's Speech (2010)

[@ej3016]

remember that as Duke of York - Bertie probably only had a valet helping with his wardrobe and personal care - not a team of men hovering micromanaging “The King’s person” - he was in fact ‘the spare’ and enjoyed a relatively simpler life than he had when he became King - not sure who thought King George VI was saintly - am older 🇨🇦 and have grown up knowing he loved his family (“we four”) - was hard working - got UK thru abdication crisis and WWII - as for randy jokes - Great Britain is the home of Monty Python and that kind of humour 😃😉

[@icewinddale2675]

last king of india!

[@akshaymathur136]

So Patrick also had a song about Sally.

[@rebeccabeach7722]

Yay, Coupling reference 😄

[@benjaminsidneykidd-bentley3966]

I'll remember them lol

[@xys7536]

Just Realized mad men

[@aperson22222]

0:45 Well, if you don’t like it, you could always put on your own clothes. Like a big boy.

[@Samuel-wm1xr]

it wasn't in the culture of the generation. not just royalty but for wealthy people in general, it was seen as a community service to employ people to do little things because of how bad the working conditions were elsewhere

[@anonymousr1918]

I could never have a valet let alone scream at one of them it would be so pathetic, but obviously this is just a TV series and not reality.

[@aperson22222]

@@anonymousr1918 This character is a historical figure who had a valet in real life. Whether he actually yelled like this I couldn’t say, but it is in line with what’s known of his personality.

[@Tormund_Giantsbrain]

That's the Sovereign. of an empire that stretched from the thames to the ganges. have respect.

[@lexusdriver1963]

The dress shirts we wear today everyday and the dress shirt with a detachable collar, if I had the choice I would choose to wear the dress shirts we wear today everyday.

[@akee7299]

I could see why Margret fell for Peter 😏

[@rebeccabeach7722]

Yup ☺ Shame that there is little to no fanfiction about these two... :-(

[@escopiliatese3623]

Why does everyone talk about his performance in Chernobyl, and not in The Terror. The Terror very well may have been better than Chernobyl. Incidentally, this series contains two lead actors from The Terror.

[@cuitlamcuautencos8306]

Actually Ben Miles would’ve been a better George VI. He has the hair a little more similar, he’s a bit closer in age, to how old George VI was in 1945-47, he has a thinner frame and slightly smaller head than Jared Harris does, Jared Harris has quite a big or average sized head and is big boned, George VI had a quite small head and was rather thin. Still Jared Harris did a rather good job, a very talented actor.

[@jasonarcand1871]

Oh he plays him well

[@killerbee3794]

I believe Tommy Lascelles, as portrayed in The Crown, is a preposterous evidence of the human spiritual evolution.

[@manojshankar8255]

Professor Legasov can yell at the British but not the Russians

[@TheLizKirkland]

0:44 What did King Bertie said?

[@Nameless-pt6oj]

“Oh, for Christ’s sake, James! You’re making bloody hard going out of this collar!”

[@devilpupbear09]

You don't need to be a doctor to know blood is suppose to be inside the body at all times

[@emilykozak7249]

You sure?

[@devilpupbear09]

@@emilykozak7249 for men anyways

[@miaveranika30]

I don't have longer both of them : Father and boyfriend.

[@Paragon231]

...What does that have to do with this vid?

[@Nina5144]

When the first episode started, I thought they were showing Winston! Had they seen what George looked like? Very gaunt and thin, definitely not as weighty as the actor playing him. He could have lost a bit of weight, knowing the character he was about to play!

[@elamplough1]

I suppose the real appearance of George VI wasn't considered important if he was only going to be in 2 episodes so the actor was picked for acting skills only. It's forgivable when you consider how much the rest of the cast do resemble their characters.

[@areeanachowdhury9070]

@@elamplough1 exactly, he was there for just 2 episodes anyways

[@lisacassar7040]

Why would they continue this if they knew? as a canadian subject I never could understand feeding his habit? He was a brave king

[@damnnative3188]

You’re a subject, in your head.

[@ashokmansingh5498]

Was he suffering from any mental illness?

[@missyadams]

No.

[@jaojao1768]

No, just a speech impediment

[@cosmeticscameo8277]

that is some weird collar to put on. I thought military uniform shirts already came with a collar.

[@emilykozak7249]

He had a Speech impediment. And he was probably getting agitated over the collar I mean if like 6 grown men kept touching my neck and practically choking me with a tie I’d be upset to...

[@almostfm]

@@cosmeticscameo8277 Detachable collars were still pretty common even into the 1960s. And he was, after all, the King-it's not like he had to be issued standard RN shirts.

[@lucaazeri1700]

Brilliant , Old countess of Bray