Point taken. Keep up the good job!
If it makes you feel better, you haven't that long to wait. Section 36, I think, IIRC.
Point taken. Keep up the good job!
Yay! It's looking good!
Rephrase that: I'm not getting involved with wives for Henry AT ALL...
Sleeping with Henry's wives is bad for your health.
I think that the key word is wives rather than wife, which means Henry will be relatively content
I think the Queen of England and the next Queen of France will have the surname Boylen.
Sleeping with anyone's wife other than your own isn't ideal...
Francis I is still married as in history, you know, even if his sister is not...
Queen of England likely, for the other well in OTL she has interest elsewhere and here the situation would be favorable for that other matchSleeping with Henry's wives is bad for your health.
I think that the key word is wives rather than wife, which means Henry will be relatively content
I think the Queen of England and the next Queen of France will have the surname Boylen.
Queen Claude can die on schedule in 1524 . You're only up to 1520.
I kind of feel bad for Bessie right now, but yeah she were really overreaching there. Bringing up Catherine Swynford is not a good idea.
John of Gaunt? Now someone knows her history!
Methinks Henry will find somewhere remote for Bessie, and give Hal to someone else to raise...
His eyes were a vivid blue –as vivid as Bessie’s
Does Henry know all babies are born with blue eyes?
I sense Bessie's moment is the sun is nearing it's close?
And would she know about John of Gaunt and Kathryn Swynford?
She has over-reached, really over-reached.
Henry, will be a lot more cautious around till she's packed off. Whereas if she'd played her cards right she could of gained so much more.
However, she has just given birth so everything will be swirling around in her head.
I'm willing to bet that she said that will be be leaked to someone else and before long everybody will know and those that are in opposing camps to the Blouts will be reminding Henry that have a bastard son but no true heir, is not a good precedent or legacy to leave.
Oh, Henry has figured that one out for himself, thanks...