Taboo: Grunting and Staring in Early 1800s London w/ Tom Hardy

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > TV IV > Taboo: Grunting and Staring in Early 1800s London w/ Tom Hardy

Doug Sisk: Sep 11, 2001

Dmitri-9 posted:

I thought that was his half brother not his son

I assumed that was his son, possibly with his half sister. I could have missed an explanation that explained it as his half brother, but why is he sent away to live anonymously then?

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Doug Sisk: Sep 11, 2001

Just Chamber posted:

Loved the series as a whole, for the acting, dialogue, setting, but that ending felt just way too rushed to me.

Also Surely if you're the King of England, in control of the most powerful army/ navy, why wouldn't you either blockade the Thames or just send a single ship with guns to stop Delany's vessel?

I assume it was simply a matter of not having enough time once the decision was made.

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