Why did the child remain an infant through the three series? Did all of that take place within a year?
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The Borgia family (Mother, daughter and youngest son) are playing a card game of which Cesare comes to aid in helping the youngest brother set down his card. Just wondering what the name of the card game they were playing.
Joffre dissapears after season 1, and at some stage after Juan dies Alexander mentions that Cesare is his only son. So did they ever broach the subject of Joffre or is it one of those details just skimmed over? Does anyone knows an episode where they explain what happaned to Joffre? I know IRL Joffre outlived both Cesare and Alexander, but I also know 'The Borgias' isnt supposed to be historically accurate.
I don't think his father was Rodrigo Borgia but rather THEO. Deep down I think he knew that. This is why he constant needed assurance from the pope that he was his son. Also why their was a brief pause, and violent outburst between him and THEO in the second season.
I love this show and it's sad that it was canceled after only 3 seasons. The finale was amazing but not a fitting end to the show. I still think there should be a season 4 to give the show a proper send off and at least give the viewers a glimpse at "what is to come" for Cesare and Lucrezia. So sad :(
What was your favorite part of the season 3 finale?
Mine was the ending when Lucrezia was lying on the bed over Alfonso's dead body with covered in his blood. Cesare rushing over to her thinking she had killed herself and what he says to her .
"You will be naked, clean and bloodless again. And mine."
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