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Rodrigo (Flaín Muñoz)
Álvar Fañez "Minaya"
Nuño Álvarez de Carazo
Don Bernardo
Alberta
Al Muqtadir de Zaragoza
Joseph

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Favourite secondary character final poll:
Rodrigo (Flaín Muñoz)
Álvar Fañez "Minaya"
Nuño Álvarez de Carazo
Don Bernardo
Alberta
Al Muqtadir de Zaragoza
Joseph
— My lady... you have come here seeking wisdom, and I now find myself plunged into the deepest darkness. — My brother is not at peace with his soul. He hasn't told me, but... But I know. — Whoever intending to kill his brother would be at peace? What are you looking for? — Something that will prevent the death of my brother Alfonso.
— Tenemos suerte de que a Sancho nunca se le haya dado bien el latín. — Alabado sea el Señor y que Él nos mantenga alejado de su ira.
El Cid (2020–), 2x05
Favourite secondary character final poll (again)
Rodrigo (Flaín Muñoz)
Álvar Fañez "Minaya"
Nuño Álvarez de Carazo
Don Bernardo
Alberta
Al Muqtadir de Zaragoza
Joseph
(I repeat the poll because there's someone left who wanted to vote:@luceirosdegolados )
Favourite character from the El Cid series (2/?)
Beltrán Ramírez
Rodrigo (Flaín Muñoz)
Álvar Fañez " Minaya"
Flaín de León/Flaín Fernández
Nuño Álvarez de Carazo
Vellido Dolfos
Orduño Flainez
Ermesinda
Lisardo
Don Bernardo
One more reason to like Alfonso: he doesn't shrug opinions off, he listens carefully and draws his own conclusions.
Quick question: is Augustine some kind of white noise for Elvira? Because Urraca's plan (2x05) worked, which means Elvira knows Latin no better than Sancho, since she was present when the "vows" were pronounced. (Also, it wasn't "some cautions from Seneca against gluttony", it was De Ira! And quite a telling quote, considering how Alfonso and Sancho feel about each other.)
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LbJMhS3JH4)
OMELIA DEL PARROCO DON BERNARDO. ATTACCO DURO AI FEDELI CHE NON FREQUENTANO LA CHIESA,
Don Bernardo: Yo no le he dado permiso para tutearme.
Miguel Ángel: Yo no te tuteo.