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[charlottejanne]

she was beautiful, but not like the girls in magazines. she was more beautiful than she thought. she was beautiful because of the sparkle in her eyes when she talked about what she loved. she was beautiful for her ability to make other people smile, even if she was sad. no, she was not beautiful for something as temporary as her appearance. she was beautiful, deep down.

-With much love, Charlotte Jane ♥️₊ ˚

[charlottejanne]

run, run as far as you can until your legs bleed and your lungs burn.

— you must be out there somewhere... in a better place than rotten 'it'.

-Charlotte ‧₊˚ʚ♡ɞ‧₊˚

[charlottejanne]

As gravity brings planets together, so love unites people, despite different characters, tastes and interests. To love means not to look at each other, but to look in the same direction. I wish you to find this feeling as soon as possible, and for those who have already found it, never lose it! Happy Valentines day! 💖

-Charlotte 🎀

[charlottejanne]

my icy and milky moon, you shower my body with your gentle and cold light. dead in spirit, but delightful in body. ₊ ˚

- Charlotte Jane 💌

[charlottejanne]

Good evening, my dears. Today I would like to tell you about a very interesting historical person, about whom there are many legends and histories, namely Mary I Tudor, nicknamed "Bloody Mary".

🖇️The way to the throne

the birth of the daughter of the English king Henry VIII and his first wife Catherine of Aragon was a real miracle. Before her, all the queen's pregnancies ended with the child dying in the mother's womb or immediately after giving birth. therefore, the happiness of the parents knew no bounds when they finally had a live, healthy baby girl, who was named in honor of Henry's beloved sister, Mary Tudor, Queen of France.

the girl grew up, got an education, was engaged in horse riding and falconry, and also studied the work of Christian poets and, for fun, read stories about women who sacrificed themselves - Christian saints and ancient warrior maidens.

Her life changed when Henry decided to annul the marriage with her mother, as a result of which Maria lost all rights to the crown, turning into an illegitimate daughter. in the following years, her life depended on how her relationship with her stepmothers developed (and she had plenty of them - Henry VIII married 6 times, and all his wives, except the last one, either died, or he executed them, or divorced them) . so, for example, in his father's second wife, Anna Boleyn, whom he later beheaded due to a false accusation of treason, Mary was made a servant of the queen.

But her fate is such that at the age of 37 she still becomes the queen of England.

🖇️ Where did the nickname "bloody" come from?

• it turns out that Maria was not called "bloody" during her life. The nickname "Bloody Mary" appeared in English written sources only at the beginning of the 17th century, about half a century after her death!

•On the contrary, during her lifetime Maria was known as the kindest and most merciful ruler of England in the 16th century. if you compare the degree of bloodthirstiness of Maria and her father with her successor-sister Elizabeth I, then you get a completely different picture.

•Under Henry VIII, 72,000 people were executed, under Elizabeth I there were 89,000 executed, and under Mary - only 287! that is, the same "Bloody Mary" executed 250 times less people than her father, and 310 times less than her younger sister!

•because under Maria I the common people were not executed (with the exception of a few isolated cases), mostly representatives of the elite were executed, for example, Archbishop Thomas Cranmer and his close associates. And during the reign of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, mass executions were carried out. under her father, most of the executed consisted of peasants.

•At that time, it became more profitable to sell sheep's wool to the Netherlands than grain, and much less labor was needed to graze sheep than to grow grain. therefore, land plots were taken from the peasants en masse, which immediately turned into fenced pastures. Many peasants throughout the kingdom were left without land and homes. They were forced to wander, begging for alms. then Henry VIII decided to get rid of the surplus population, which did not bring him any economic benefit, and established the death penalty for vagrancy and begging.

under Elizabeth I, to the mass executions of the homeless and beggars, which resumed again under her, mass executions of participants in popular uprisings were added (they began to occur almost every hour) plus executions of women suspected of witchcraft.

•in 1563, Elizabeth I issued the "Act Against Spells, Witchcraft and Witchcraft", after which the "witch hunt" began in England. Since the queen was an educated, intelligent woman, it is doubtful that she really believed in witchcraft, especially in such a ridiculous one as causing a storm by removing stockings. by the way, this is a real "Stocking Affair" that happened in Huntingdon. A woman and her 9-year-old daughter were hanged because, according to the court, they sold their souls to the devil and unleashed a storm by taking off their stockings!

•Why then did Elizabeth issue this act? the point was that at that time the economy of England was in a very deplorable state (due to the decrease in profitability from the export of wool and woolen fabrics). Due to this, taxes were constantly raised to make up for the lack of money in the treasury. and the increase in taxes caused a storm of indignation among the people and the above-mentioned numerous uprisings. In order to explain all these difficulties and failures, it was necessary to find a "scapegoat" and turn the anger of the people on him. Therefore, it was decided to blame "witches" for everything. it's like they cast a spell on the silent man, and life in the kingdom is getting more and more complicated.

Taking into account the scale of the bloody massacres of Henry and Elizabeth, one wonders why it was Mary who called it bloody. and the whole point is that during the 16th and 17th centuries in England there was a struggle for power between the representatives of the two branches of Western Christianity - Catholics and Protestants. Henry and Elizabeth were Protestants, and Maria was Catholic. Protestants finally won only in 1688.

but no matter what we say about poor Maria, she remains an interesting person about whom books are written and movies are made.

-Thank you for your consideration 💋

˚₊⋆Your Charlotte 💓˚₊⋆

[charlottejanne]

forever cold hands..there is nothing romantic about it! unless.. until the appearance of those hands that warm. or to a mug of sea buckthorn tea..

yes, tea, it's much easier ..

-Love, Charlotte 💋

[charlottejanne]

they say that love is eternal, did I really find my love in flowers that just help you feel loved and understand that you love them. If you don't have enough air, you can always breathe through my lungs. i hold you we will manage.

-Cordially yours, Charlotte Jane 𓍢ִ໋🌷͙֒ ݇♡ ₊

[charlottejanne]

It's a pity that we can't run away to the forest and live there, build a house on a tree and sit there during the rain.

- but it is impossible to live there.

What a pity that the drops will touch the ground, and your warm hands, that lie in my hands, what a pity that we will not be able to enjoy the noise of the forest together and run away forever.

what a pity that we always regret everything, always.

But I'm glad that I'm riding far away on my bicycle, through the fields with a book in my basket, with headphones around my neck, I'm riding far away..

-Sincerely yours, Charlotte 💋

[charlottejanne]

Let's go to Norway, live in a cool valley far from everyone, enjoy life and nature, love each other and live, live, live.

- Your Charlotte Jane ♡𓍢ִ໋

[charlottejanne]

sea, sea, sea, sea.

I am ready to drown in it, obeying the salty waves that will carry me to the shore, warmed by sand and shells. seagulls would sing a funeral mass, folding their wings back, and reeds accompanied the whole process with a barely audible rustle

-Love, Charlotte♡‧₊˚🌊

[charlottejanne]

I really wanted an evening fresh summer thunderstorm. When everything freezes outside, it becomes so quiet, only the warm wind blows and rustles the leaves trees. You hear the sound of light thunder somewhere far and big drops of fresh summer rain are falling. The room immediately has such a peaceful atmosphere, especially when you are reading a book, you sit and listen to the raindrops thump on the ground. And then, when this warm wind blows away the thunderstorm, you open the window and enjoy this smell of freshness, the smell of carefree days.

- Your Charlotte Jane 𓏲🧦˚☕.࿐۫

[charlottejanne]

in the morning I look like vampire: bruises, as if she didn't sleep century, dark hoodies, sometimes replacing the elegant ones dresses with a deep neckline - under mood. On Wednesdays I go to society educated people, where we drink tea together and philosophize on various topics, especially about art. I love my life and

//unsolved mysteries//

-With much love, Charlotte 💋☕

[charlottejanne]

heart of the universe

Heart nebula

[charlottejanne]

after knocking over a glass of water, I finally wake up. nightmares catch up with me again, preventing me from escaping past horrors. day after day, night after night. quiet moon and quiet stars. would find a kindred soul who also suffers from fatigue and hopelessness somewhere there...

-Your Charlotte♡⋆˚₊⋆

[charlottejanne]

I so often romanticize bad habits, torrential rains, tattered books and balconies completely covered with green [like your eyes] plants.

life seems impossible without it

- With much love, Charlotte 💋

[charlottejanne]

Hello, my lovelies. Today I would like to tell you about one of my favorite composers - Ludovico Einaudi.

Ludovíco Eináudi is a brilliant Italian composer and musician. It took a long time to make a full-fledged debut. The maestro simply had no right to make a mistake. ludovyko took lessons from Luciano Berio himself. Later, he managed to build a career that every composer dreams of. At the present time, Einaudi is one of the brightest representatives of neoclassicism.

Ludovíco Eináudi's childhood and youth

He was born in Turin (Italy). the maestro was born on November 23, 1955. Noble and talented people were involved in the upbringing of the boy. For example, the head of the Giulio Einaudi family is a well-known book publisher, and the composer Luigi Einaudi's grandfather was the president of Italy in the period from 1948 to 1955.

Einaudi started writing in his teens. Even then, the parents noted that their son had a great musical future. He composed his first compositions for the acoustic guitar.

Details of the composer's personal life

Almost nothing is known about Ludoviko's personal life. he prefers not to reveal his private life to any public. If you believe unofficial sources, then he has a wife and two children.

The creative path of Ludovíco Eináudi

he made his debut as part of the Venegoni & Co. group. In the early 90s, he returned to the big stage in a familiar image for many fans. Ludoviko presents to fans of classical music one of the most worthy albums of his discography (Stanze record).

the peak of the composer's popularity came in 1996. This year, Ludoviko presented the LP Le onde. At the end of the 90s, the premiere of the Eden Roc LP took place.

Interesting facts about Ludovíco Eináudi

• He sat down at the piano at the age of five.

• Most of the maestro's livelihood comes from income from his grandfather's vineyard in Piedmont.

• In 2005, he became an officer of the Order "For Merit to the Italian Republic".

• In 2016, Ludoviko Einaudi, in cooperation with Greenpeace, drew attention to the issue of Arctic conservation.

• In the computer game Valiant Hearts: The Great War, the ego track plays in the game menu.

Here are some of my favorite compositions by this maestro

- Your Charlotte 🎼💋

[charlottejanne]

ideas that can be added to a handwritten letter! !

𖦹 a bag of your favorite tea

𖦹 note in the shape of a heart with cute drawings

𖦹 stickers on the outside of the writing, and inside

𖦹 handmade paper doll

𖦹 cute picture or verse

𖦹 sequins, pearls or buttons

𖦹 small candies or chewing gum

𖦹 clippings from magazines

𖦹 folded paper, like origami

𖦹 coins or flat objects found in a souvenir shop

𖦹 pressed flower or tree leaf

-Love, Charlotte 𓆩♡𓆪