There and Back Again: The English Journeys of Catherine of Aragon

[Awkwardvulture]

This timeline inspires such passion. Good to see.

It very much is, thank you!

 

[Awkwardvulture]

If I were Carolajin I might be worried. Elanor might decide even the authorized mistress and bastards are an affront to her pride. I assume that was a reason she was not with her Queen during the poisoning.

Oh the circumstances are a bit different here, she dosen't heavily resent Caroljin, and has even allowed one of her daughters to be given a prestigious betrothal. As for why she wasn't there, it's because she trusts Johanne and Martijna to keep their mouths shut...

 

[Awkwardvulture]

Well, I think it does. People on the writing world right now are too focused on making their characters sympathetic. Sometimes, women can be messy too.

It feels more real to have the variety of humanity present in both genders.

You're both very right!

 

[Stahlo]

I don't know, considering how awful Henry was to all of his wives OTL, I think he deserves to have an evil conniving wife every once in a while.

 

[Awkwardvulture]

I don't know, considering how awful Henry was to all of his wives OTL, I think he deserves to have an evil conniving wife every once in a while.

Variety is the spice of life as they say