Bondage and Duty (the Queen's Tale)

This song keeps playing in her head and becomes her mantra. No more waiting, no more pain - the assignment has to be done, once and for all!

Our killer queen ended up getting in a lovers quarrel with a bunch of people! What it a misunderstanding? Did they mean well? Who knows, but everyone got shot and died. This song perfectly encapsulates that dramatic moment. If you know, you know.

It's a love triangle with her coworker, Maj. Rocketman and her target, Cpt. Sparrow. But Lizzie can't go back to who she was before she met Jack, so she chooses the ocean over the sky. It may lead to a shorter life, but the flame that burns shortest also burns brightest...

She tearfully tells Martin she’s a lost soul who doesn’t deserve his love. This song is his plea to her that there can be a different outcome for them if they can find a way out from this bleak time loop of destruction.

The Queen is hesitant to complete her final kill, looking for inspiration not to do it…

A modern queen like figure helps Lizzie realize that she must give all attention to her subjects and convince Margaret Thatcher not to go to war over the Falklands.

I wanted to find something rock/metal for the assassin queen. But I felt like she would be questioning this.

Her father was never meant for the crown, but fulfilled his duty nevertheless. Liz thinks of his example as she ponders her own path.