[ SECRET POST #3212 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3212 ⌋

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Comments

[philstar22]

Maybe? Honestly, she just upped the scheming to the point that Anne came across as awful and unlikeable to me. Yes, some of it was true, but not anywhere near to that extent (and given the lack of power for women at the time, a woman who uses what she has to get ahead and would rather be a wife than a mistress is hardly a horrible human being), and Mary wasn't anywhere near the saint Gregory painted her to be.

[sarillia]

Oh I know it's got barely any connection to historical fact. I was talking about them as characters. I just have a soft spot for characters like this book's version of Anne so I still felt sympathetic toward her.

[philstar22]

That makes sense. I'm really interested in the historical character, so I couldn't quite manage to separate them in my mind.

[sarillia]

That's fair.

Personally I love seeing all the different ways historical people are interpreted in different stories even if I know that some of them are much closer to what the evidence we have says than others.