The Crown season 2 episode 10 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In this episode, a royal figure struggles with neck pain and consults osteopath Stephen Ward. Christine Keeler faces interrogation over her relationships with influential men, revealing a tangled web of personal and political scandals. The Profumo affair's fallout intensifies, with Stephen Ward's suicide and the discovery of his portrait of the Duke of Edinburgh raising concerns. Amidst the turmoil, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan resigns. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh confront their marital and trust issues, reaffirming their commitment to each other amidst the challenges.
Full Episode S02E10 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who treats the royal character's neck pain?
Stephen Ward, an osteopath.
What does Stephen Ward suggest might be the cause of the neck pain?
Emotional strain and unresolved conflicts.
Who is Christine Keeler interrogated about?
Captain Eugene Ivanov and John Profumo.
What event is discussed during the social gathering?
The ongoing Profumo affair.
Who is informed about a royal pregnancy?
Members of the royal family and aides.
How does the Profumo scandal escalate?
Stephen Ward's suicide and the discovery of his portrait of the Duke of Edinburgh.
What is Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's response to the scandal?
He offers his resignation.
What concerns does Queen Elizabeth II express to the Duke of Edinburgh?
Trust issues and the Duke's alleged involvement with Stephen Ward.
How does the Duke of Edinburgh reassure the Queen?
He reaffirms his commitment and love for her.
What is the theme of the episode's conclusion?
Ongoing personal and political challenges within the royal family.