| 1 | * Whatever your opinion on Margaret Thatcher, the ending, where she finds herself [[spoiler: washing out a teacup after promising Denis she wouldn't end her life doing that]], is tragic. For someone who was, above all else, ''strong'' to have fallen into such a pathetic condition is sad no matter what you think of the person she used to be. |
| 2 | ** How about the bit where she finally lets go of Denis? |
| 3 | -->'''Margaret''': I don't want to be on my own. \ |
| 4 | '''Denis''': You're gonna be fine on your own, love, you always have been. |
| 5 | ** Particularly poignant because you can't know whether he means "You've always been all right" or "You've always been alone". |
| 6 | *** Or [[TakeAThirdOption alternatively]] "You've always been all right (even when you're) alone." |
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