#henry viii wife

[fabledenigma]

In the Source Link, you will find a complete gif pack of Amy James-Kelly and Max Parker in Blood, Sex and Royalty: Anne Boleyn.

Amy plays the role of Anne Boleyn, over the course of her late teens to the end of her life. Max plays the role of King Henry VIII.

Please use on a Desktop view for the best version.

Trigger Warning - Fire, Sexual

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[marzipanandminutiae]

the thing about dating in your early 30s is that there are some younger people where, while it wouldn't necessarily be wrong to date them, you might just not be at the same place in life

like, would it be creepy for me to date a 24-year-old at 31? I don't personally think so; that's around my lower limit on dating apps and such. but I might be emotionally ready for marriage and kids MUCH sooner (ie yesterday, to be honest) while she could still be figuring out what she wants in those respects. while that's not always correlated with age...age frequently plays a part

I think it's easier to look at MUCH younger adults and think "ew, with a few rare exceptions, nobody my age should date them; I would never" than to face the fact that sometimes it's not a moral issue. it doesn't have to be CreepyBadWrong for age- or rather, life stage -to be an impediment to the relationship

in an environment where age gaps in romantic relationships are frequently portrayed as either evil or totally fine, It's Not Bad But It's Still Not Viable can fall through the cracks

[mitskihost]

rip henry VIII u would’ve loved situationships

[loulooser]

When I say my wife it could be any one of 15 people

[unabashedqueenfury]

Reign 2013-17

Toby Finn Regbo as Francis Valois

[annabolinas]

May 15, 1536 - The Trial of George Boleyn

"No proof of his guilt was produced except that of his having once passed many hours in her company, and other little follies. He answered so well that many who were present at the trial, and heard what he said, had no difficulty in waging two one that he would be acquitted, the more so that no witnesses were called against him or against her…" - Eustace Chapuys (May 19, 1536)

"He made answer so prudently and wisely to all articles laid against him, that marvel it was to hear, and never would confess anything, but made himself as clear as though he had never offended." - Wriothesley's Chronicle (1559)

"Aware that his days were numbered, Lord Rochford defied the court and did precisely what he was ordered not to. The queen, it was said, had told George's wife, Lady Rochford, that the king 'was not skilful in copulating with a woman, and he had neither virtue nor potency. All 2,000 onlookers were now privy to this sensitive and undoubtedly embarrassing information." - Natalie Grueninger, The Final Year of Anne Boleyn (2022)

[neo-zone]

Male cishet fans probably won't understand how much I hate Tokinada

I don't fucking care that he's "different" or that he's the only major villain causing many events to unfold "just for the evulz" or that he's a fucking Jack Horner 2.0

I don't fucking care

That motherfucker is like Harry Potter's Umbridge and Kdrama The Glory's awful bully gang. I fucking hate them and seethe at the sight of them because people like that fucking existed in real life. There are A LOT of those privileged pure evil motherfuckers who's sole source of pleasure is just to torture innocents with no reason and easily got away like it never even fucking happened

I've seen too many fucking irl cases where fucking privileged rich bastards like Tokinada easily get away after abusing, torturing, or killing their girlfriend/wives. Too fucking many. Even today there's even a recent new case in my country, who is a fucking son of fucking parliament member. And you know what? He didn't go to jail. Of fucking course

Well, good luck for you liking him because he's a fun "just pure evil" villain you rarely get in Bleach, breath of fresh air among villains with sympathetic past or reasonable motivation, the fucking Jack Horner 2.0, bla bla bla bla

Because I fucking never

[quillkiller]

thinking about her…:(

[malvoliowithin]

It would be funny if someone picked Much Ado, Othello AND the Winter's Tale I think

[fideidefenswhore]

When Henry [VIII] wanted to be aggressive or threatening, he chose either Norfolk or Suffolk to lead the delegation; when he wished to be more conciliatory or agreeable, he chose either Cromwell or Boleyn.

The Life & Career of Thomas Boleyn, Lauren Mackay

[fabledenigma]

In the Source Link, you will find a gif pack of Charlotte Hope in The Spanish Princess Season 1 pilot.

Charlotte plays the role of Catherine of Aragon, who became the first wife of King Henry VIII and the longest of his marriages. At 15, she was married to Henry's older brother Arthur Tudor. The marriage only lasted around 4 months as Arthur passed away from the sweating sickness both had contracted in the country, Catherine survived. Several years later, after testifying that her marriage to Arthur was never consummated and a dispensation from the Pope, Catherine and Henry were married when he ascended the throne.

A strong Queen consort, Catherine bore many children for her husband, however only one - a daughter - Mary Tudor, reached adulthood. Her other children were stillborn, or lived a few months. Catherine passed her love of religion on to her daughter and both were devoted Catholics throughout their lives.

Catherine was later divorced from Henry, in the eyes of the Church of England, after Henry was unable to be granted an annulment from the Pope to dissolve his and Catherine's marriage. Although divorced, Catherine maintained that she had only ever been with Henry and was his one true wife in the eyes of God. However, Henry gave her the title of Dowager Princess of Wales and no other title, before going on to marry his second wife.

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[natequarter]

Henry VII, contrary to the historical myths that surround him, was an exceptionally talented king – forceful, intelligent and resourceful. It is seldom acknowledged, but he was probably the most effective and impressive of the Tudor monarchs.

no offence to henry vii but i honestly don't think "comes off better than the rest of a tudors" is much of a compliment

[countess-of-edessa]

hey did you guys know. if you want. a way to make catholic guys less happy overall is to say "aragon" instead of "aragorn". this will make them upset and unhappy

[s-wordsmith]

Why did I just now notice the prominent flute in the first half of the first chorus of "All You Wanna Do" in the studio cast recording?

[sleepy-stories]

[kayhowards]

I enjoy the music from Six: The Musical, but I truly hope that people aren’t getting their history lessons about these people from it. 👀