Sequência de "Vermelho, Branco e Sangue Azul" é confirmada pela Prime Video
Estão com saudades de Alex e Henry? A Prime Video confirma a sequência do filme "Vermelho, Branco e Sangue Azul".
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Na madrugada desta sexta-feira (10), a Prime Video confirmou em suas redes sociais a sequência de um dos seus maiores filmes: Vermelho, Branco e Sangue Azul. O longa baseado no best seller do New York Times, conta a história de amor entre o filho da presidente dos Estados Unidos e o príncipe da Grã-Bretanha.
É oficial. A sequência de Vermelho, Branco e Sangue Azul está em criação!…
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I fully believe that Grix was working as intended when he attacked Ruben Hopclap at the Frosty Fair btw.
Grix was programmed by Arthur Auegfort specifically to protect the school from anything that could take it out of existance, and then Henry Hopclap did some kind of hacking but we don't really know what.
I think that 1. Henry Hopclap changed Grix's programming to make him overviligant on the rules in an attempt to help his nephew and friends get the Bad Kids in trouble and 2. That this backfired and caused Grix to be more aware of the Rat Grinder's plan.
I think that Grix sensed the 24 sided star underneath the stage, understood that it would put the school in danger, and deduced that the best way to stop it would be to kill Ruben to stop him from playing his music ("Get mad, get mad") to protect the school.
Grix wasn't going against his original programming. He was following it to the extreme. He only attacked the Bad Kids after they prevented him from stopping Ruben from playing.
Tldr: Grix wasn't hacked to go against his original programming, but to follow it to the extreme
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Timeline (Absent Chapuys), primary sources on Princess Mary and Catherine of Aragon
(bolded and italicized the fake news, AMA)
Augustino Scarapinello, Milanese Ambassador in England, to Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan:
The queen still follows the king. The princess is at Richmond, and was lately very ill from what the physicians call hysteria (male de matre).
London, the 20th April, 1531.
His Majesty is still staying at Greenwich, engaged in his customary diversions of the bow and the chase. They say that the queen will go to Windsor in six days. The buildings begun at Westminster keep growing. The princess is at Richmond with a respectable (honesta) court. She has been very ill these last days, so that they had to let blood; the trouble being with her womb (et per causa di matrice). She is now well and tall and wise beyond her years.
London, the 5th June, 1531.
The king remains some 25½ miles away, engaged in his honourable diversions of hunting and other exercises. The queen is at Windsor and the day before yesterday the princess went to visit her.
Moreover, as the English king has left the queen at Windsor, some think that he does not mean to take her back again. However, we shall soon see the truth.
London, the 25th July, 1531.
Camillo Gilino, Milanese Ambassador with the Emperor, to Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan:
Worse news comes from England every day about the illbehaviour of the king to the queen. She is most patient and behaves with great prudence to show that it is not her doing. It is thought that the matter will lead to a rupture, more serious than has hitherto occurred, as all those affairs are controlled by the caprice of a mistress and her father.
Brussels, the 16th August, 1531.
Sanuto:
The Princess is much beloved by her father, who does not make any demonstration against the Queen — always treats her with respect, and occasionally dines with her. (August 1531)
El Gilino, Milanese Ambassador to the Emperor, to Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan:
Scarpinello writes to me on the 28th that the king had indicated one of three places, which he does not name, twenty miles from London, for the queen to choose for her residence
Brussels, the 11th November, 1531.
The Queen is of low stature, rather stout (grassetta) with a modest countenance (di faccia onesta); she is virtuous, just, replete with goodness and religion; she speaks Spanish, Flemish, French, and English; she is beloved by the islanders more than any Queen that ever reigned; she is about forty-five years old, having lived thirty years in England, from the time of her first marriage. By the present Henry, she had two sons and one daughter. The eldest son died at the age of six months, the younger immediately after his christening; her daughter alone survives. She is sixteen years old; a handsome, amiable (graziosa) and very accomplished Princess, in no respect inferior to her mother.
Carlo Capello:
the King, who had not seen the Princess for more than a year, spoke with her alone for three hours, and they then went together to a very grand hunt (una bellissima caza) at which 100 bucks were killed. (September 1532)
(in contradiction, and corroboration, with Chapuys)
Sanuto:
Yesterday the Princess went to the Tower with the King; today she returns to her residence. It is hoped the affair will pass quietly. (December 1532)
Zorzi Andreasio, Milanese Ambassador at Rome, to Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan:
Your Excellency may have heard that the first queen has been ordered no longer to call herself Queen of England, and the people are told no longer to honour or recognise her as queen, as she is deprived of everything pertaining to that rank.
Rome, the 1st July, 1533.
By letters of the Queen of England it is understood that they have taken away all her servants, male and female, and the little silver left so far for her use. They wanted to send her to live in a private house situated in a marsh, so that the bad air might speedily end her life. She would not go, saying that God did not wish any one to go to voluntary death of their own accord; if they used force she would be patient, but they could not do it otherwise. They have given her daughter to the concubine as a maid who serves like the others of her household.
Rome, the 6th February, 1534.
The ambassadors of the King of France had come back from England, and said that the parliament of England had met on the 30th of March and had confirmed the deprivation of the daughter of Queen Catherine from the Principality of Wales, with which they had invested the daughter of Queen Anne.
The king has further sent for the imperial ambassador and remained a long while in conversation with him, beyond the usual. He also gave that ambassador the power to visit the first queen frequently.
The king has been once to visit his eldest daughter, a thing he had not done for a long while and stayed a long space. From what we hear he made much of her, from which it is supposed that he was also well disposed to the first queen, although he made no sign whatever of that. (April 1535)
The Empress to the Emperor:
The health of the queen of England has continued to improve. As I wrote to Your Majesty, Her Highness the Princess is doing well. (June 1535)
Lope de Soria, Imperial Ambassador at Venice, to Cardinal Caracciolo, Governor of Milan:
That king has been to visit the princess his daughter, and made her give back the clothes and jewels which she had from him. He promised to fetch her to the Court when he returned from his hunting, which will be this September.
Venice, the 17th August, 1536
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