He has ulterior motives, though; he was invited by Leszek (Krzysztof Bochenek), who is the head of the community of nobles in Poland, and Jan Pawel wants to get to know him better as a way to move up in status. Given that Poland and Turkey ae on the verge of war, Jan Pawel points out that Al-Inklusiv is a “little cheaper,” and with a chance that you’ll get shot for drinking the free booze, since drinking is punishable by death in the country. Our Take: Just like in the first season, Jan Pawel constantly tries to kiss up to people that he thinks can help him, and by the end of the first episode, he takes a name that Leszek chokes out as he inexplicably eats himself to death and interprets that he should take over as the head nobleman.
Author: mliss1578
Published at: 2025-09-17 22:30:00
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