Amidst Charles and Diana's childish & exhausting drama emerges this wonderful episode about mental health and obligation vs. morality, which is always the choice the Sovereign has to make and the smart ones will always choose duty over any morals. The dealing of mental health kit as taboo but as something Margaret clearly struggled with her whole life and having the help of lost Charles and tough Anne is a very good subject. Helena Bonham Cárter eats this character up and is by far the best actress and best role of this 2nd aged series and she really brings complexity and depth to achar could've been a vapid and empty character, Princess Margaret. When she confronts her mother about licking the cousins away it reminded me of my other favorite episode when you f queen Elizabeth confronted her mother about why she hadn't gotten an educational was told that she learned how to be quiet. An overall terrific episode in a much waited and disappointing season. I really can't stand Diana and Charles moaning about when each one knew exactly what they were getting into before doing so and having a great life given to them then whining day and night about it. Tell Margaret's story from Bonham Carter's craft and The Crown is back on!
Review of The Hereditary Principle
