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femininemenon · 7 months

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ANNE BOLEYN and ELIZABETH I and HENRY VIII THE TUDORS (TV Series 2007—2010)

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spellfuls · 5 months

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Sarah Bolger as Mary Tudor THE TUDORS (2007–2010)

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tughrul · 6 months

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COSTUME DESIGN by JOAN BERGIN THE TUDORS — 04x04: Natural Ally

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earlgodwin · 7 months

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NATALIE DORMER as Anne Boleyn ↴ THE TUDORS | Wolsey, Wolsey, Wolsey! ( 1.03 )

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boleynecklace · 6 months

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Natalie Dormer and Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Anne Boleyn & Henry VIII in The Tudors (S1E06 TRUE LOVE)

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valyrianpoem · 1 year

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Annabelle Wallis as JANE SEYMOUR [2/2] The Tudors (2007)

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thetudorsedits · 10 months

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Hi Guys!!! So, we are back, once more. Now, to stay, I swear!

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isabelleneville · 7 months

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⚜♛ @thetudorsgifs: THE TUDORS WEEK ♛⚜

Day Two - Best Female Character: Anne Boleyn, Marquess of Pembroke and Queen of England

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fideidefenswhore · 7 months

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#TheTudorsWeek2023, by @thetudorsgifs | Day 1: Best Episode(s)

Episode 2x02: Tears of Blood: Henry continues undermining the Catholic Church's influence in England, while his chaplain makes a fact-finding tour of Lutheran Germany; Anne resolves to consummate her relationship with the king as Brandon plants doubts about her virtue.

Episode 2x03: Checkmate: His patience at an end, Henry marries Anne in secret, appoints his Lutheran chaplain Thomas Cranmer the head of the Church, and strips Queen Katherine of her title and status; the king and new queen's first child is born, a girl christened Elizabeth.

Episode 2x10: Destiny and Fortune: In the Season 2 finale, Anne awaits execution in the Tower of London as Henry's marriage to her is annulled, baby Elizabeth is removed from the line of succession, and Henry proposes to Jane Seymour, who accepts.

Episode 3x05: Problems in the Reformation: Henry remains in seclusion while mourning the queen's death, an opportunity that enemies of the crown seize to murder several friends of the court; Cromwell is disturbed when Henry doesn't resist his new church's similarities to Catholicism.

Episode 3x09: The Undoing of Cromwell: In the Season Three finale, Henry moves swiftly to annul his loveless marriage to Anne of Cleves, and beds a new teenage mistress; Princess Mary falls in love with Duke Philip of Bavaria; Cromwell's fall from favor is sudden and dramatic.

Episode 4x01: Moment of Nostalgia: Henry introduces his new wife to court, Katherine Howard, his fifth Queen. She attempts to befriend Henry's children; this succeeds with his young son, Prince Edward, but she receives only contempt from Lady Mary while Lady Elizabeth is receptive but prefers to spend time with Henry's former wife Anne of Cleves.

#thetudorsweek2023 #these episode summaries are...smth #they seem to pretty much match the amazon summaries except weirdly the second one #'christened elizabeth' to 'both newylweds disappointed by her gender'#unpopular not to include the finale ik but like...#idk. i kind of thought they phoned the finale in a bit #i liked all the ghosts of past and future and the last scene with kparr and his children #really loved the parallel of his road to the afterlife being the same as the reunion between him and AB after she survived #the sweating sickness...and the parallel in their deaths too (a sword from behind that they could not see because they were distracted by #something else higher above them #and then the white horse works either as christian symbol or knight-errant or both #but the rest...kind of mid #they just expected me to care about charles brandon. far more than i do #charles brandon is to me what AB seems to be to others #im resentful he had so much screentime at the expense of introducing other characters #like we barely even got the exeter conspiracy. we did but like that was the exact moment they introduced the poles #we saw margaret pole for like five seconds s1 but otherwise. yeah #the google summaries are also. something. damn #shorter but maybe i should have picked them #also like the way the last episode summary does not allude to what was the title at all lol #(it's from a line from dialogue from henry to elizabeth #when he gives her a copy of tacitus' annals)

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athousandtales · 2 years

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Catherine had no desire to marry Henry and she attempted, as politely as she could, to make it clear that his attentions were unwelcome. Henry always responded more affectionately to women who first refused his advances and Catherine played unwittingly into his hands, increasing his desire to win her as a bride. (...) She was still determined not to marry Henry if she could find some way to avoid it. By early 1543, Henry had a fearsome reputation as a husband, with two divorces and two wives beheaded behind him, as well as a wife who was widely rumoured to have died in childbirth due to lack of care taken by her attendants. The date of Henry’s proposal to Catherine is nowhere recorded, but it would have been in the spring, at some point after Lord Latimer’s death. Catherine was expecting the proposal and she took the brave step to voice her concerns, responding boldly to Henry when he asked her to become his wife that ‘it were better to be your mistress than your wife’. Under ordinary circumstances, this would have been a provocation to the king and Catherine could well have found her life in danger. However, for Henry, excited as he was by his choice of a bride, it was merely evidence of Catherine’s modesty in suggesting that she were not good enough to be his queen. Henry was convinced that Catherine was perfect for him, and increased the pressure placed upon her, saying, once again ‘Lady Latimer, I wish you to be my wife’. With Thomas Seymour’s departure and Henry’s dismissal of her objections, Catherine knew that she had no choice but to comply, falling to her knees before answering: ‘Your Majesty is my master, I have but to obey you.’

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