House of York question

Indeed it did, though if Edward V dies in say 1484, what happens to Anne?
Her life will likely go as OTL. Edward need to survive until 1489 for influencing Anne's life. She will be 12 years old at the end of that January and Duchess of Brittany after her father's death the previous September so will be able to legally marry Edward but the wedding will not consumed before another couple of years so you have all the time for Edward dying without heirs and his sisters being married off the England. If Anne is Duchess and widowed and in England she will be able to marry Maximilian and go to him without risking of fall in the hands of the French King.
 
Her life will likely go as OTL. Edward need to survive until 1489 for influencing Anne's life. She will be 12 years old at the end of that January and Duchess of Brittany after her father's death the previous September so will be able to legally marry Edward but the wedding will not consumed before another couple of years so you have all the time for Edward dying without heirs and his sisters being married off the England. If Anne is Duchess and widowed and in England she will be able to marry Maximilian and go to him without risking of fall in the hands of the French King.

Indeed indeed.
 
Richard of York dying in 1484 and Edward V in the middle of 1489 or 1490 will be enough for left them without heirs, marrying abroad their older sisters and make the way for either Edward of Clarence or Richard of Gloucester and at the same time influencing Anne's life. Sure she can also end being married to Edward VI (Clarence) or Edward (of Middleham) prince of Wales without the Tudor invasion and so Edward can die almost on schedule and at the same time Anne saved by her OTL destiny
 
Anne of Brittany instead have the right age for either of them. She is born in 1477, Edward of Middleham in 1473 and Edward of Clarence in 1478
 
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