Since the first four episodes of season 6 are mainly about the last weeks of Diana, I think they stand as a separate mini-series, titled The Most Beloved, in which the worn tale of the (ex) Princess's last days is told from the point of view of extreme manipulation.
Once more, one is left wondering why a woman who had the chance to vacation anywhere in the world, in top security, top class, and top privacy, chose instead to run around the Cote d'Azur with a trail of paparazzi and even worse, to run from one Paris location to the other, instead of doing what was perhaps more logical, namely stay in the Ritz suite, get your luxury room-service dinner and your stuff brought over from wherever you left it.
On the other hand, Dodi's untimely proposal and Diana's rebuttal sound convincing, as one would hope she had enough sense to see a summer flirt for what it was, contrary to the meddling of Dodi's father. As usual, Debicki is great as Diana, but the plot is a bit sappy.
Once more, one is left wondering why a woman who had the chance to vacation anywhere in the world, in top security, top class, and top privacy, chose instead to run around the Cote d'Azur with a trail of paparazzi and even worse, to run from one Paris location to the other, instead of doing what was perhaps more logical, namely stay in the Ritz suite, get your luxury room-service dinner and your stuff brought over from wherever you left it.
On the other hand, Dodi's untimely proposal and Diana's rebuttal sound convincing, as one would hope she had enough sense to see a summer flirt for what it was, contrary to the meddling of Dodi's father. As usual, Debicki is great as Diana, but the plot is a bit sappy.