help i got really obsessed with an Italian period drama on netflix ….. the clothes are so pretty…. there is NO historical accuracy to be seen, it keeps centering female characters and they’re actually nuanced, the main character is funny as fuck and she’s wearing INSECT JEWELLERY
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"The Law According to Lidia Poet" just got a s2 release date and teaser trailer on Netflix!!! 😀 It'll be back October 30th.
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Period dramas dresses tournament: Black dresses Round 1- Group C: Anne Lister, Gentleman Jack (gifset) vs Lidia Poet, The law according to Lidia Poet (gifset)
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"If God had wanted you to be a lawyer he would have made you a man."
Her custom/outfit in this series is so beautiful, she's sophisticated. I love her😍
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— She used to work for me. I assume that you work for her killer.
— No. Jacopo Barberis is innocent.
— Your clients always are. Isn't that so?
La legge di Lidia Poët (2023–), 1x06
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What I say: I'm fine
What I mean : I saw the Law According to Lidia Poet and I know they changed the story to give it a plot and drama because historical accuracy is boring but I still know in the deep of my bones that she becoming a lawyer is a stepping stone in what allowed me today to study to become an engineer and that allows every women to choose their fate.
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Regency era/ Victorian era sex ed
Some modern books (Bridgerton) act like regency women knew nothing about sex. But if we learned something from Jane Austen. Women back then TALKED, they whispered in each others ears, like we do today. Where they really so clueless about sex? Because i honestly dont think so...
If i remeber correctly there are even really explicit book from that era mentioning sex, drugs etc. Do you know more? How well where the women, especially in higher society, educated about sex?
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