.Thekerilumm explores two of TheCrown's biggest Season 3 themes: love and tears. (And also, those hats that look like pots).
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And in one poignant moment during the heartbreaking third episode focused on the Aberfan disaster, she laments her ability not to cry. She claims she cannot do it, even when her loved ones die. Yet throughout the series, we she her lament change. In fact, at the end of that episode when she is alone, a tear slips down her face. She also has a tear in her eye when Winston Churchill is on his deathbed. It makes you wonder if she was willing to cry only when no one would tell!
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