This research explores the construction of women in the Netflix Original Series: Queen
Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story by analyzing Queen Charlotte's journey and the depiction of acts
of resistance in gender stereotypes contained in her character throughout the revolution of her
life in the 18th century. This research aims to investigate how Queen Charlotte was constructed
in the series and challenges the idea of gender stereotypes that often occur in women. This
research uses a qualitative method with descriptive analysis. Thus, this research uses Carol
Gilligan's concept of the act of resistance and narratology in film theory by Peter Verstraten.
The finding reveals that Queen Charlotte's representation in these roles highlights her struggle
against patriarchy, social class, and discrimination. This series tackles gender stereotypes
against women by focusing on Queen Charlotte's act of resistance through mind and body,
reason and emotion, self and relationships. Thus, it can be concluded that Queen Charlotte is
depicted as a strong and independent woman who is not defined by traditional gender roles.
She is shown making important decisions for her kingdom, standing up for herself in difficult
situations, and balancing her responsibilities as a queen with her personal life. This portrayal
challenges the idea that women can only excel in one aspect of their lives, demonstrating that
they are capable of thriving in multiple roles simultaneously.

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