[ SECRET POST #5500 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5500 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

Black comedy, certainly. If Henry VIII wasn't such a horrible person, then his life would have an element of tragedy about it. You might even excuse one of those divorce-annulments and kinda one of the executions. If he wasn't such an asshole. He was the gigantic asshole, and that is only a little of a weight joke, so seeing him as the butt of a cosmic joke as well as a pathetic monster is something he earned. I do struggle with the people who think he is some sort of great romantic, I mean: HOW?

[(Anonymous)]

But he literally murdered for at least two of his wives, how is that not romantic?!?! /lol

[sparklywalls]

I don't really think there's such a thing as any order and poetic justice in the universe, but after everything he did in desperation for a son it makes me laugh a bit that his most successful heir with the longest reign was Elizabeth. And that his dynasty ended with her (though every royal since is still descended from the same people so even though he obsessively wanted to secure HIS dynasty, they're all related anyway.)

[(Anonymous)]

I always say that Henry VIII is just the medieval version of a trust fund kid that blew threw his dad's fortune and broke the business. Henry VIII or Chad I?

[(Anonymous)]

Kenneth Williams does a good Thomas Cromwell too. He's particularly slimy as Henry's flip-flopping fixer.