[ SECRET POST #2409 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2409 ⌋

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Comments

[sparklywalls]

I hear you anon. I knew about Norse gods before Marvel gods and now don't see an issue with liking both. One partially inspired the other after all. Does it really matter what order someone discovered something?

I like more people being into my stuff. Like The White Queen, even though it's not terribly accurate in a lot of ways, is getting people into a period of history I've loved since childhood and it's AWESOME seeing people get excited about it.

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't heard of the White Queen, but I just googled it and now I can't wait to watch!! I really enjoyed the Tudors, despite the inaccuracies, just seeing the time period I love to study on my tv every week. I even enjoyed the Marie Antoinette movie with Kirsten Dunst....possibly I shouldn't admit that....but it was a really awesome biography, and fun to see parts of it on screen.

[sparklywalls]

It's like Game of Thrones crossed with a really bad soap opera meets the War of the Roses. It's really silly (I mean it IS based on a series of books which are very much a fictionalised account) but I am just glad to see my fave Richard III being portrayed on TV and it isn't the Shakespeare version.

Anyway, have fun anon when you see it. If you saw The Tudors you know what to expect. I tune in every week to basically laugh but in a good way.