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The Crown S2E8

Dear Mrs Kennedy

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268 palabras
A2
5
B1
69
B2
131
C1
58
C2
5
absolutely no idea B1 +
accompanied B2 +
ace up my sleeve C1 +
administered B2 +
agreed B1 +
alienating C1 +
all it takes is for something worse to come along C1 +
all set to loathe C1 +
allies B1 +
anticipate B2 +
as private as it gets B2 +
asked to be alone B1 +
awed B2 +
badgering C1 +
before you know it B1 +
behind closed doors B2 +
blight C1 +
blood transfusions B2 +
bloody shambles C1 +
bolting for the door C1 +
booster B2 +
born queen B2 +
brinkmanship C2 +
broken B1 +
brought President Nkrumah back on side C1 +
calm us down B1 +
care for B1 +
catfight C1 +
caught B1 +
caught sight of B2 +
causing too much trouble B1 +
ceremonial guard B2 +
cheering up B1 +
choke with jealousy C1 +
choose our own destiny B2 +
clever to be cautious B2 +
come on A2 +
comes alive B2 +
committed to B2 +
composure C1 +
constitutional monarch C1 +
conveyed B2 +
cope with B2 +
couldn't help noticing B2 +
court mourning C1 +
covered in B1 +
crippling shyness C1 +
critical condition B2 +
cruising altitude B2 +
custom dictates C1 +
dancing A2 +
dashed B2 +
dazzled B2 +
deep down B2 +
defied a Cabinet C1 +
deliberate B2 +
descended on B2 +
deserving B1 +
desperate to B2 +
disbelieving B2 +
distress B2 +
divided B1 +
does the trick B2 +
don't be like that B1 +
drifting from B2 +
dry rot C1 +
due back B1 +
eating out of her hand C1 +
endeared me to him C1 +
engaging in B2 +
equality of opportunity B2 +
escape to B1 +
especially if one is very much the senior B2 +
evaporated B2 +
extraordinary B2 +
far sooner B2 +
farce B2 +
fast becoming B2 +
feared B1 +
felled C1 +
find some light and hope in the darkness C1 +
fluently B1 +
for goodness' sake B1 +
foreign policy B2 +
forge new alliances C1 +
former colony B2 +
formidably bright C1 +
foxtrot B1 +
fragile B2 +
free-for-all C1 +
frightfully clever C1 +
front page B1 +
gesture B1 +
get a foothold B2 +
Get her out of there! B1 +
gloating C1 +
going on B1 +
goldfish bowl C1 +
gone mad B2 +
got back to you B2 +
great triumph B2 +
hanging on B1 +
Hard to say B1 +
hates attention B1 +
have for lunch B2 +
head back B1 +
heavenly B2 +
hold up B1 +
humbly B2 +
I wouldn't, if I were you B1 +
I've seen worse B1 +
ice in those veins C1 +
if you must B1 +
if you've got it, flaunt it C1 +
impeccable C1 +
in comparison to B2 +
in due course B2 +
in her own mind B2 +
in her own right B2 +
in no way B1 +
in plain sight B2 +
in private B1 +
in some kind of negotiation B2 +
in terms of B2 +
in which case B2 +
incidentally B2 +
indefensible C1 +
informal dinner B1 +
inspiring B2 +
instrumental B2 +
insulted B1 +
jump leads B2 +
Leading us a merry dance C1 +
let it out B1 +
lie ahead B2 +
like my own company B2 +
look forward to B1 +
look people in the eye B2 +
loosened my tongue C1 +
Lord knows B2 +
lost our way B2 +
lovely B1 +
luckiest man on earth B1 +
lying flat on his face B2 +
make way B1 +
makes news B1 +
makes two of us B1 +
marginally C1 +
mass hysteria C1 +
meant no harm B2 +
middle-aged B1 +
mourners B2 +
my heart goes out to B2 +
No wonder B1 +
not to mention B2 +
on earth B1 +
one moment B1 +
out of the question B2 +
outbid C1 +
overheard B2 +
overriding C1 +
overwhelmingly positive B2 +
owe a huge debt of gratitude C1 +
owe you an apology B2 +
packed in B2 +
pandemonium C1 +
paradox B2 +
pays attention A2 +
pep us up B2 +
perverse logic C2 +
pick up the slack B2 +
pioneers B2 +
playing the Soviets off against the Americans C1 +
playing us all off against one another C1 +
post-natal problems B2 +
principally used for B2 +
prior to B2 +
private audience B2 +
privileged B2 +
profound misjudgment C2 +
prosperous B2 +
protocol sheet B2 +
pulled off B2 +
pulled out B2 +
put French noses out of joint C2 +
put him through B2 +
put our best foot forward C1 +
quite B1 +
ran rings round C1 +
rascal B2 +
re-telling B1 +
reclaiming B2 +
recruiting B2 +
regiments B2 +
renewal B2 +
reported speech B2 +
resist B2 +
riding on a high C1 +
run into her B1 +
running into the arms of C1 +
savage B2 +
savored B2 +
say her piece C1 +
screamed B1 +
second best B1 +
secure line B2 +
seek out B2 +
seen better days B2 +
seeping into B2 +
senseless B2 +
set in for the day B2 +
set up a lunch B2 +
severed all ties C1 +
shaken B2 +
shining B1 +
shot in the head B2 +
shots B1 +
shrewd strategic maneuvering C1 +
shy person by nature B1 +
significance B2 +
singling out B2 +
slippage C1 +
so rarely what they seem B2 +
spurred her on B2 +
stole the picture C1 +
strained B2 +
strategic importance C1 +
stunned B2 +
stunt B2 +
suspend all contact B2 +
sworn in B2 +
take away my dignity B2 +
take things too seriously B1 +
taken her hand B1 +
terms B1 +
there you are A2 +
three cheers to that B2 +
thrives on B2 +
ticking-off B2 +
timely reminder B2 +
tired of being disrespected and abused B2 +
to that end B2 +
tolerance B1 +
tour of the place B1 +
treated him like a little boy B2 +
troubling B2 +
turn the whole continent red C1 +
turned around B1 +
turned it all around B2 +
turned to B1 +
twisted B2 +
unconstitutional C1 +
under the glare of spotlights C1 +
understatement B2 +
unkind B1 +
unthinkable C1 +
up in arms B2 +
upstaged C1 +
used B1 +
utterly charmed C1 +
utterly useless B2 +
weeping B2 +
went wrong B1 +
what on earth B1 +
What's going on? A2 +
whole point B1 +
wily operator C2 +
worthwhile B1 +

In "Dear Mrs. Kennedy," the eighth episode of the second season of "The Crown," the narrative intertwines the lives of two powerful women, Queen Elizabeth II and Jacqueline Kennedy, amidst the backdrop of the British monarchy's relationship with the American presidency. The episode is set against the historical context of the 1960s, a period marked by political upheaval and cultural transformation. As Queen Elizabeth grapples with her role as a sovereign in a changing world, she finds herself both intrigued and challenged by the charismatic presence of Mrs. Kennedy, who has captivated the American public and is seen as a modern symbol of grace and style. The episode explores themes of rivalry, admiration, and the burdens of public life, as the two women navigate their respective positions in a male-dominated sphere, reflecting the complexities of their personal and public personas during a momentous decade in history.

The episode's development is characterized by a series of poignant interactions and emotional conflicts that reveal the underlying tensions between tradition and modernity. The Queen's initial apprehension about Mrs. Kennedy's influence is contrasted with her growing fascination as they prepare for a royal visit to the United States. Meanwhile, tensions rise within the British government, as they fear that the American first lady's charm might overshadow the monarchy's historical significance. Key moments unfold during the visit, where the dynamics of power and perception are laid bare, culminating in a profound realization for the Queen about her own identity and the evolving nature of her role. As the episode progresses, the viewer witnesses the complexities of both women's lives, leading to a thoughtful exploration of their legacies and the societal expectations placed upon them, ultimately providing a rich tapestry of personal growth and political intrigue against the evolving backdrop of the 1960s.

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