How did Gaelen Foley decide to portray the prince's ruthless side without making him unlikable?
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How did Gaelen Foley decide to portray the prince's ruthless side without making him unlikable?
Did anyone else feel the tension between social expectations and personal desires was spot-on?
What inspired the setting of Regency England for this story?
