Season 3

at first, i began to consider this as the boiling season. Okay, Frank faced the predictable, since the second season we saw congress and other party members going against his existence there, which already served as a prognosis about what to expect from him in this new move. But a character that stood out a lot was Claire; Claire's ambitions are undeniably existing and are very present throughout the plot, however the character at the beginning remained an enigma, more in the sense that we are unaware of her scope than in fact that we were unaware or forgetting her presence there. Honestly, Yates is by far one of my least favorite characters, he is boring in some cases, and even invasive, but an expression that corroborated with the ebullition of this season, the trigger of the crack in the palace walls, was to have equalized both Frank and Claire as two strong figures, of different ethos and character, but with a unison value which could be capable of destroying both off them if a spark of misunderstanding kindled between them. And as if the couple were living Yates' book on them, which was canceled by Frank, the spark was ignited, and now Claire's luminosity became as intense as her efforts to remain stable on the occasions that pushed her towards her own threshold. And of course, rest in peace, Cassie Lockhart.