Please be a Philippe IV TL....I have a french tl planned as well.
Please be a Philippe IV TL....I have a french tl planned as well.
Yep.I think Earl of Richmond will be good. It will be nice for a king's son, but it won't be high enough to piss of Catherine.
You're on pure fire!I have a french tl planned as well.
You're very cultured for getting it!That is a nice reference.
No sorry, it's a Anne of France is born a son scenario.Please be a Philippe IV TL....
My plotbunnies are pouring gasoline on me.You're on pure fire!
oh, the universal spider getting a son on the first try. I DETEST the man but sounds interesting.No sorry, it's a Anne of France is born a son scenario.
Oh well. I'll read it anyway.No sorry, it's a Anne of France is born a son scenario.
oh god, the spider will be insufferableNo sorry, it's a Anne of France is born a son scenario.
oh, the universal spider getting a son on the first try. I DETEST the man but sounds interesting.
Oh well. I'll read it anyway.
The most capable woman in the Valois dynasty being born heir to the throne? The rest of Europe can be trembling in the corner.oh god, the spider will be insufferable
I can't wait to see what you do
very much so, but i would also like to see the universal spider squashed under a boot, preferably charles the bold'sThe most capable woman in the Valois dynasty being born heir to the throne? The rest of Europe can be trembling in the corner.
oh, he will definitely re-marry after an appropiate mourning periodHe'll almost certainly remarry if Catherine keeps her OTL death date.
Jesus christ, that would be a MESS.Now I'm envisioning Henry competing with his son for a bride - Drama
Now I'm envisioning Henry competing with his son for a bride - Drama
Let's hope not.Henry pulling a Manuel on his son and taking his betrothed does sound very plausible for the man.
I already wrecked France in my Burgundian tl. Isn't that enough for you, my darling?very much so, but i would also like to see the universal spider squashed under a boot, preferably charles the bold's
That could be an option as well. And yes, if Catherine dies as otl, then Henry will certainly try to remarry, especially if he has only one son.Maybe this Fitzroy's born a girl just to make Catherine rest even easier.
As long as Boy!Mary lives, Catherine's throne is secure and we're spared the Great Matter, though if she and Henry don't have any more children, Henry's still going to feel uneasy about the succession. He'll almost certainly remarry if Catherine keeps her OTL death date.
See above answer.oh, he will definitely re-marry after an appropiate mourning period
Now I'm envisioning Henry competing with his son for a bride - Drama
Jesus christ, that would be a MESS.
Being a dick acutally sounds like Henry. But unlike Manuel, Henry doesnt have a baseball team of sons behind him, so little Ned's marriage will come first.Henry pulling a Manuel on his son and taking his betrothed does sound very plausible for the man.
Can't get enough of france beign a mess.I already wrecked France in my Burgundian tl. Isn't that enough for you, my darling?
need a spare. and still prefer fitzroy to be born a son.And yes, if Catherine dies as otl, then Henry will certainly try to remarry, especially if he has only one son.
exactly! Henry will put his son first.But unlike Manuel, Henry doesnt have a baseball team of sons behind him, so little Ned's marriage will come first.
It will be better, as he's more likely to listen to her and not try to shove her into the background and divorce her. He's never gonna be a faithful husband, but with a son, Catherine can endure it more easily.Definitely interested to see where things go.
Catherine's improved her stock immensely, and the birth of a son will secure her position. I still wonder how her future relationship with Henry might be, though.
Catherine having a prince might actually make her more cheerful and outgoing, so they can get even better along. And she will definitely be dedicated to the education of her child/ren as otl.Of course their relationship will be much easier as she has 'succeeded' here, but they still have wildly divergent personalities: Henry VIII in 1516 is still the man who enjoys to joust, hunt, sport, and host all sorts of court entertainments night after night while Catherine was becoming more reserved and dedicated to her religious devotions. With the birth of Edward here, Catherine might feel that her prayers have been answered and become even more devout. She'll also be similarly dedicated to her son and his education just as she was to Mary IOTL.
Bessie is staying for a while yet.I don't think the birth of a son will cause Henry VIII to break away from his dalliance with Bessie, either. We'll see how long she sticks around.
Words cannot describe how much I love this idea.No sorry, it's an Anne of France is born a son scenario.
Burgundy don't. Or Brittany.Words cannot describe how much I love this idea.