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[deadgravity]

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[truetellsnigeria1]

Double Rainbow Spotted Over Buckingham Palace Minutes Before Queen Elizabeth's Death

Double Rainbow Spotted Over Buckingham Palace Minutes Before Queen Elizabeth’s Death

A massive double rainbow covered the sky over Buckingham Palace just before Queen Elizabeth’s death was announced.   Those present at the scene reportedly took some time to admire what has now been described as a heavenly homage to the 96-year-old and her 70 years in power.     Just about an hour after the rainbow appeared, The Royal Family announced the longest-serving monarch in British…

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[youwouldntdownloadapizza]

The Pleasures of The Unknown | Kate Middleton x The Unknown (Glasgow Wonka Experience 2024)

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When Kate Middleton mistakenly ends up at a magical chocolate factory in Glasgow, she finds herself drawn to a mysterious cloaked figure with a penchant for dark chocolate.

pairing: Kate Middleton x The Unknown (Glasgow Wonka 2024)

rating: 18+, minors DNI

word count: 1.2k

tags: crack, crack treated seriously, crack fic, smut, mild smut, finger sucking, chocolate, sex and chocolate, light BDSM, choking, thigh riding, rpf, bald harry styles, balddry, infidelity, glasgow, willy wonka experience - freeform, glasgow willy wonka - freeform, Balmoral, british royal family, unhinged innuendo

chapter warnings: smut, infidelity

Kate Middleton stared at her bangs in the Buckingham Palace bathroom mirror.

"I can't go out like this," she complained to William. "The Sun will rip me a new one!"

"Kate, my dear," he kissed her on the cheek, turning to lean against the counter. She continued tugging at her botched fringe until he took her hand. "It's just hair. It'll grow back."

"That's rich, coming from you."

William looked down at his royal bunny slippers with a frown. Even they had more hair than he did. Perhaps he should have them fashioned into a wig. He'd have to ask his frenemy, Harry Styles, for wigmaker recommendations.

"I don't know what to do." Kate looked up at her husband with tears in her eyes. He wiped them away with his royal hanky.

"I do," he smiled. Sliding his hand into his back pocket, he produced the royal AmEx.

"Take a holiday, Kate. Go to Balmoral or Hollyrood for a few weeks. Grow them out. Maybe even get that BBL you've been talking about getting. Scotland is a great place to recover from surgery. What with all the free healthcare and all, innit?" he said Britishly.

"You're so right, William. I'll leave first thing tomorrow."

---

Kate double-checked the address her husband had given her as she stepped out of her royal Uber Black.

"This can't be the right place. Balmoral was never this colorful!"

The cabbie rolled down his window. "Don't worry, ma'am, this is Willy's place! Be quick and get inside, it's looking like rain."

With a soft 'innit', the driver pulled away, and Kate was left on Willy's doorstep.

She assumed 'Willy' was short for her husband 'William', but as she entered the foyer, she began to have her doubts. The place appeared to be some sort of magical chocolate factory.

Although sparsely decorated, the place maintained some air of whimsy. Well, less of an air, more of a spritz, but clamato, clamato.

"Soo la voo," Kate shrugged, walking beneath the sparkly, styrofoam rainbow and towards whatever fate awaited her here.

"Ahh, more guests! Welcome!" A depressed-looking woman in a green wig approached her.

"Here, compliments of Willy," she said, sliding a plastic cup containing a splash of what appeared to be sparkling lemonade into Kate's left hand. Into her right went a single jelly bean.

"What is this?" Kate asked.

"Our welcome gift to you! And only $40, such a deal."

Kate supposed $40 was a fair price for such splendor. After all, if bananas were $10, this was surely worth four times that. She popped the jelly bean and washed it down with the lemonade.

"Carry on down the hallway. Your future awaits."

Kate left her luggage and her empty cup with the so-called Oompa Loompa and proceeded down the bare linoleum hallway. That uncanny-valley candy landscape tapestry really ties the place together, she mused.

A voice greeted her at the end of the hall.

"What. Is. That?" A blonde man in a red top hat and coattails pointed towards an unassuming mirror.

Why, that's me! Kate Middleton! Kate Middleton thought to herself.

Kate nearly leaped out of her skin when the creature emerged from behind the looking glass.

"It's...THE UNKNOWN!!"

That's when Kate fainted.

When she awoke, her head was spinning. "Where am I?" She asked to the blackness that surrounded her.

A deep voice answered her. "You're in the walls. This is my home. My own dark chocolate factory."

"Your what?" Kate asked.

As her eyes adjusted, she realized she was in a small bedroom combined with a confectionary workspace, almost a studio apartment of sorts.

"My dark chocolate factory. You see, Willy Wonka seeks only to pump this world full of river-churned, high-fructose, milky delicious bullshit. What I aim to create is something far more sophisticated. Far more complex. And far, far darker."

"Oh? Might I try some?"

"Why of course," the silver-masked, black-hooded creature pulled back its sleeve to reveal long, nimble fingers.

He crossed to his chocolate worktable and dipped his index and middle fingers into a whirring chocolate fountain. The creature stalked towards her, extending the sample.

Kate leaned towards him, but froze. "Before I suck on your fingers, I should probably know your name."

The creature angled his head, as if considering her. "I have no name. I am only...The Unknown."

Kate's heart raced in her chest. That chocolate, those fingers, it all looked simply divine. And if William could be unfaithful, why couldn't she do the same? She deserved it, just this once. As a treat.

She opened her mouth, and The Unknown slid his fingers past her lips. She sucked deeply, the flavor sliding across her tongue and down her throat, the complex flavor and intensity of the delivery method sending shivers down her spine.

"Are you cold?" He asked.

"A bit," Kate admitted.

"Well then," she could hear the smirk in his voice even if she couldn't see it on his face. "Perhaps I'll have to warm you up myself."

Kate bit her lip. "Would you...put your willy? In my chocolate factory?"

His fingers closed around her throat. She drew a sharp breath.

She could feel his breath as he whispered in her ear, "Forget willies. Forget chocolate factories. Allow yourself to submit, to embrace the pleasures of The Unknown."

Kate let out a shuddering breath as she gazed up at that shiny mask. She didn't know what lurked behind it. She didn't care.

She kissed him then, the plastic of his mask hard against her soft lips. And then she was sprawled on the bed, his knee between her legs, and she was grinding against him.

"Oh, The Unknown!" She moaned.

"Please, there's no need for formality. Call me The."

So Kate did. She sounded like the gilded first word of a sponge's term paper as she wailed his name over and over again, into the dark stillness of this secret room behind the walls.

"I'm close," Kate moaned.

"Good girl."

He leaned down to kiss at her neck. The rough edges of the cheap mask scratched at her sensitive skin, but she didn't care. She was lost in the pleasures of The Unknown.

It was the hair that brought her to the edge, something her husband could never give her. The chemical scent of his cheap, black wig filled her nostrils as she rode his thigh, dangling there on the precipice.

"Ohh!" Kate screamed as she came, her thighs shaking with pleasure as she clenched around nothing.

A low, satisfied chuckle rumbled at her throat, and she swooned. After all these years of marriage, William had never rocked her world like this masked stranger just had. As they lay there together, she slipped into the chocolatey darkness of slumber, utterly content.

---

When Kate returned home, butt bigger and bangs longer, William had wanted to hear about her experience in Scotland.

"What was your favorite part?" He asked.

"I learned a lot about myself on this trip," she told him. "But the most valuable lesson was in learning to embrace the pleasures of the unknown."

"See, a little uncertainty is good sometimes!" He teased, tugging on her much-improved bangs before giving her a soft kiss.

"Mm," he smacked his lips. "Tastes like chocolate."

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[rosalyn51]

DebHarkness  As a historian of the first Elizabethan Age, I am overwhelmed to be in London at this historical moment. 16th-century Elizabethans would have looked for signs. This double rainbow appeared over Buckingham Palace just moments before the Queen's death was announced. 📷: Reuters

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[usarmytrooper]

What an amazing life!!!

I’m not much into following the comings and goings of celebrities, including the royal family. But Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II lived an amazing life of service to her people and to the world. During her time on the throne of the United Kingdom, she reigned over 15 Prime Ministers. Her first was Winston Churchill. And as head of state, she invited the first woman Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, to form a government. She served alongside 14 presidents of the United States and seven Roman Catholic Popes.

She devoted her life to the service of her people and the world, saying:

I cannot lead you into battle. I do not give you laws or administer justice. But I can do something else. I can give you my heart and my devotion to these old islands and to all the peoples of our brotherhood of nations.

Following the September 11th attacks on the United States, it was particularly moving when, on September 12, 2001, as a show of solidarity she directed the Royal Guards to play the Star Spangled Banner during the ceremonial changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace. Nothing like this had occurred in more than 600 years.

She was a truly remarkable woman, and a leader whose grace and wisdom will be missed by world leaders and commoners alike. Shortly after she passed, a heavy rain fell in London, followed by what surely must have been a sign from heaven when a double rainbow appeared over Buckingham Palace.

The world is a better place for having known her.

Hers was truly a life well lived. God save the Queen!

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[celticcrossanon]

This is beautiful, CC-- rainbows appeared at both Buckingham Palace AND Windsor Castle shortly before Her Majesty's death was announced. That was a lovely send off for Her Majesty. 🥰

Hi Nonny,

They were a lovely sign - the single one at Windsor and the double one at Buckingham Palace. I agree with those who think it was Prince Philip coming to meet her.

[skippyv20]

Hi Skippy,I am sadden and devastated of the loss of HMTQ. She led an exemplary life, deeply missed by all. HMTQ was the light that conquered darkness. How beautiful it was to see the double rainbow over Buckingham/Windsor palace. I am more at peace than I was at PP death, because I know she is reunited with her soul mate and the rest of 'the 4 of us'. 🙏🏻❤️

You know, first thing this morning I realized my heart was at peace. No sadness. I know HM has made it home, and is surrounded by her dear Prince Philip, family and friends and her pups…..may she now rest in peace🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️

[soberscientistlife]

A double rainbow appears just before the Queens death.

As crowds gathered in rain-swept London Thursday evening due to the news that Queen Elizabeth II was gravely ill, the clouds suddenly parted, revealing a double rainbow above Buckingham Palace.

Approximately 20 minutes after the appearance of the rainbow, the palace issued a statement at 6:30 p.m. local time announcing that Elizabeth had passed away at Balmoral Castle, her retreat in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

[flockofteeth]

Image 2: From article: Many of those gathered are hoping the phenomenon, which appeared after dark clouds and rainfall gave way to bursts of sunshine, is a sign of good news to come.]

[Image 1: screenshot of The Metro website with the headline Double rainbow appears over Buckingham Palace as nation awaits news on queen's health, with a picture of said rainbow looking beautiful over a crowd. The article is dated Thursday 8th September 2022, 6.14pm

#🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀 #queen #the queen #queenie

[saintmeghanmarkle]

And Then There Were Rainbows by u/Apprehensive-Year513

And Then There Were Rainbows Her Late Majesty was born a little over seventy years before me. The Queen and I have different skin colors. We hail from different backgrounds. I am a dual citizen of both sides of the pond. I grew up going back and forth from the UK and the US. The stars and stripes mean just as much to me to have called her my Head of State. I would classify myself as a very young Millennial or an older Gen Z. To me, The Queen demonstrated a resilience of a previous generation. There is something to be appreciated for having a delayed or non reaction to scandal. It is a sign of utter restraint to not engage in toxic drama even when clearly provoked. Showing up to consistently do the job, shows dedication. These are values to be preserved. I observe these qualities in the new Princess of Wales, The Duchess of Edinburgh, and The Princess Royal. Same as The Prince of Wales and The Duke of Edinburgh. I am significantly younger than them. Same as Her Late Majesty; our skin colors are different. Yet, the attributes they convey are what I appreciate. This goes beyond age, race or socioeconomic status. To me, representation means more than what is only skin deep. I don’t need to see people who look like me to feel validated in my self worth. When the likes of Adjoa Andoh make ignorant comments such as calling the British Royal Family a “terribly white balcony”, what she and others like her fail to realize that there is so much more to life than the things we cannot control. That diversity goes further than skin. I don’t need to look like someone to find value in what they bring to the world. We are more than what we look like if we can stand side by side in what we have in common. The stoicism and uniformity that Her Late Majesty displayed for over seventy years knows no demographic of a person. The devotion to others she carried is not impossible for any to possess. It is heartbreaking to reconcile that the last years of the former Sovereign’s life was plagued by a never ending cycle of tawdry nonsense. Which hasn’t stopped. From the events up to losing her spouse, to the domineering attention seeking behavior at her funeral, the actions of the inflicting parties should never be forgotten. Regardless of the actions of the inflicting parties, she was diplomatic in her treatment of them. Even when they maltreated her. When their time comes, they will not have the same affection or turn out for their funerals. They will not be remembered fondly. It’s striking, really. The longest reigning Monarch commanded every room she walked into. She never had to cling to others in failed attempts to stand out. She never had to resort to parking lot publicity stunts or narcissistic fictional interviews with other grifters. Her loss has been felt worldwide. The Queen’s funeral and the new King’s coronation garnered views and visitations from world leaders. Attendance was from other cultures, countries, and colors abound. I’m at a loss for any other event which could invite such mass international appearances. To this day, the British Monarchy still means something to the world. As The Queen always will. Thank you ma’am. Shortly before her passing was announced, double rainbows were photographed outside Buckingham Palace. Another rainbow was pictured close to Westminster before the funeral. Rainbows represent hope, the beauty after the storm, and good fortune. They can also mean an image of love and friendship. In time of war, pandemic, tackiness, attacks from her own flesh and blood, Queen Elizabeth ll illustrated those exact aspects. When she was only twenty one years old, she promised that her devotion was in the service of the people. Up until her last day, she kept that promise. Profoundly. It was only fitting that the all the colors of the rainbow emerged to help send her off. post link: https://ift.tt/efbt3pc author: Apprehensive-Year513 submitted: September 10, 2023 at 06:34PM via SaintMeghanMarkle on Reddit

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[gothichorrorshow]

The double rainbow over buckingham palace was for gay rights not the queen

#undescribed

[niksixx]

The rainbow at Balmoral and the double rainbow at Buckingham Palace just makes my heart 🥺

also kinda sick of the jokes like at the end of the day, that's a real person, let the family mourn without taking the mick out of it

I agree! It’s fine to not like a person. But I think respect should be shown toward her family! Someone’s mom, grandmother, great-grandmother, etc. just died. Whether people like her or not, I don’t think jokes should be made toward any person’s death.

My friend lives in England and took photos of the rainbows too!! I saw them on her Instagram ☺️

[americanbrffan]

A final goodbye to her people from Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II - a double rainbow over Buckingham Palace and a single one over Windsor Castle.

I'd like to think the faint one over Buckingham was Prince Philip, waiting for her. 💕💕

#final goodbye #always look for signs #queen elizabeth #her majesty #british royal family

[celticcrossanon]

Another double rainbow appeared tonight at Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey. An anon wrote this on Cat w/the Emerald Tiara's blog: "Another double rainbow over BP during the reception. Lol. The Queen loved a good party. So she and Philip came." I agree, CC. :)

Hi Nonny,

I saw that. It was beautiful. There have been so many signs this past week using rainbows and shafts of sunlight. I have no doubt Her Majesty is still watching over us all.

[biohazard-inevitable]

From the queen dying to the Pine Martins returning to London to the double rainbow over buckingham palace- lemme tell ya, the Queen was definitely some sort of magic entity and I do not know what

#no tags head empty

[nancypullen]

The Queen

A legend has left us. The petite head who carried the heavy crown, a person who has been a steady, calm, reliable presence in the world my entire life is gone. The last, true “stiff upper lip” has passed away.  Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor died this afternoon at her beloved Balmoral in the Scottish Highlands.  She was a young mother when she became queen and she ended her life as sort of  a grandmother to the world.  Her reign saw fourteen American presidents, from Truman to Biden.  Love or hate the monarchy, she was living, breathing history. Her devotion to serving her country was unquestioned, her devotion to her horses and dogs amusing. We were treated to occasional glimpses of her wicked sense of humor which made her human.  Her Christmas addresses during trying times were uplifting and fortifying, her colorful wardrobe of hats, coats, and purses as predictable as English weather.

Just look at that beautiful, young queen! Here she is, just two days ago, preparing to meet her 15th Prime Minister. She met her first prime minister, Sir Winston Churchill, when she stepped off the plane that brought her back from Kenya to Britain as the new queen in 1952.

That was taken on Tuesday, almost impossible to believe that on Thursday she’s no longer here.   Yesterday it was announced that her Zoom meeting with her Privy Council had been canceled as her doctor had advised her to rest.  Alarm bells!  I told Mickey that I didn’t feel good about it.  This morning headlines said that the Queen was under a doctor’s care and “comfortable”.  That’s when I started watching BBC sites and The Telegraaph.  Mid-morning BBC changed all of the logos and headers on their website and social media to black, news presenters were all wearing black.  The BBC’s regular programming schedule was cleared and it appeared everyone was just waiting.  The Telegraph’s live feed started showing jets arriving in Aberdeen carrying various members of the family - William, Andrew, Edward, and Sophie flew in together. Charles and Ann were already there. Others trickled in.  Back in London, in the rain, people were laying bouquets at the gates of Buckingham Palace.  Just before the announcement of her death, this was posted.

The rain cleared, and a glorious double rainbow stretched over Buckingham Palace. Call me crazy, call me a kook, whatever - but I immediately thought it meant Elizabeth and her Philip were together again.  A fitting end for them, rainbows over the palace.  In the days to come there will be beautiful tributes to Queen Elizabeth II and her 70 years on the throne, but I believe that photo does it for me.   During her first Christmas broadcast as queen she said, "I cannot lead you into battle. I do not give you laws or administer justice but I can do something else – I can give my heart and my devotion to these old islands and to all the peoples of our brotherhood of nations."   She went on to say that she would do everything in her power to earn and retain their trust.  I can’t speak for all of the UK, but I think she succeeded.  She was unwavering. Today she became part of history and Charles is now king.  I assumed it would happen in my lifetime (I mean, she was 96) but it still feels too soon.  I wonder if her family feels unanchored, adrift.  She was the head, the center, the boss for 70 years.  No one can fill those shoes. She’d be the first to tell them to soldier on, to get on with the tasks at hand, no wallowing - I wonder if they know how?  She was always the  example. It’s a sad day, the world has lost, as a dear friend said, “a beacon of decency”.  Just after the attacks on September 11th, when she broke 600 years of tradition and had The Star Spangled Banner played for the changing of the guard, she made a statement that included, “Grief is the price we pay for love." Judging by the mounds of flowers outside the palace and the tributes pouring in from around the world, she was indeed well-loved.