10+ Best 'King George III' Quotes from Bridgerton

Quote from Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story 1x06 | King George: Fancy meeting you here. You did not go over the wall. Queen Charlotte: No, George. I did not go over the wall.

King George: There is no better. There is no cure. This is who I am. I will be here sometimes. And sometimes I will be... You can leave me. I would understand, and I would let you go.

Queen Charlotte: George. I will not leave you.

King George: You should.

Queen Charlotte: I will not.

King George: You have half a husband, Charlotte. Half a life. I cannot give you the future that you deserve. Not a full me. Not a full marriage. Only half. Half a man. Half a king. Half a life.

Queen Charlotte: If what we have is half, then we shall make it the very best half. I love you. It is enough. I am your queen. And as long as I am so, I shall never leave your side. You are king. You will be king. Your children will rule. Together, we are whole.

King George: This... madness has been my secret my entire life. This darkness is... is my burden. You bring the light.

Queen Charlotte: George. It is you and me. We can do this. Together.

King George: I am a madman. I am a danger. In my mind, there are different worlds creeping in. The heavens and Earth collide. I do not know where I am.

Queen Charlotte: Do you love me?

King George: You do not wish a life with me for yourself. No one wishes that.

Queen Charlotte: George! I will stand with you between the heavens and the Earth. I will tell you where you are. Do you love me?

King George: I love you! From the mo... From the moment I saw you trying to go over the wall... I have loved you desperately. I cannot breathe when you are not near. I love you, Charlotte. My heart calls your name.

King George: When I was an infant, my colic was never just colic. My colic was a disaster. An ill omen. The potential... ruin of England. When I was a boy, refusal to eat my peas was the potential ruin of England. An incorrect sum at mathematics, the potential ruin of England. I have lived my entire life in terror of acting incorrectly because every incorrect action threatened the ruin of England. That terror nearly broke me. I found places to hide. My farms, my observatory. My madness. I thought that terror was the price of being royal. Now, I have met a woman who is never terrified. Who does as she pleases. Breaks rules, courts scandal. Commits unthinkable impertinences. And she is the most royal person I have ever known.

Princess Augusta: Every day you fail to produce an heir, our family's position weakens.

King George: Right. Thank you for the cue. Now I ask, is that all a king is? A royal stud-horse trotted out for the chosen mare? Or can a king rule in his own way through practical scientific study? Agricultural improvement? Tell me, what would the people prefer? A royal baby or cheap bread?

Princess Augusta: Right now, they have neither.

Queen Charlotte: You live for the happiness and the misery of a great nation.

King George: Charlotte.

Queen Charlotte: No. I am saying I understand. You live for the happiness and the misery of a great nation. That must be exhausting and lonely. You must feel caged. No wonder you spend so much time in the garden.

King George: In the garden, I am a regular man.

Queen Charlotte: Farmer George.

King George: Do not feel sorry for me. I do not know anything else. I've always been this. An exhibit instead of a person.

Queen Charlotte: You are a person to me. You can be a person with me. No more even days and odd days.

King George: We shall just have days.

King George: What is it?

Queen Charlotte: It is an even day, obviously.

King George: Well, we do not need to adhere to every even day.

Queen Charlotte: We do not.

King George: We did agree to even days.

Queen Charlotte: We did.

King George: The sooner you are with child, the sooner we can cease this... performance.

Queen Charlotte: Our duty will be done, and I will no longer have to view your face. Are you coming?

King George: Yes, because I would very much like to have the opportunity to no longer hear your voice.

King George (to his mother): It has been abundantly clear since my first breath that I was born for the happiness or misery of a great nation and consequently must often act contrary to my passions. I am the picture of duty. The Crown resides within me, embedded like a knife!

King George: I'm so sorry.

Queen Charlotte: Yes, well... I do not forgive you. Yet.

King George: Yet. Yet is good. Yet is hope.

King George (to Charlotte): There is something about the heavens. In this world we live in, where I'm given so much power and attention, it is good to remember I'm a bit of dust. I'm a small dot in the universe. It keeps one humble. Being king is a... hazard. My world has been made to revolve around me, and... It has made me... selfish.

King George (to Charlotte): You are incomparable. No one told me you'd be this beautiful. You may be too beautiful to marry me. People will talk... given I'm a troll.

Charlotte: I do apologize, Your Majesty.

King George: George. Just George. The "King" situation. It towers over us. Accident of birth on my part, but I thought, maybe, perhaps as my wife, you could ignore it, and I could be just George to you.

George: You do not like beasts or trolls? What he looks like matters?

Charlotte: I do not care what he looks like. What I do not like is not knowing.

Charlotte (about the King): I think he may be a beast.

George: A beast?

Charlotte: Or a troll.

George: Who are we discussing?

Charlotte: Oh, well, that is impertinent. None of your business. The King. No one will speak of him. No one. He is clearly a beast or a troll.

George: Understood.

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