[ SECRET POST #2514 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2514 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

She does indeed claim to be historically accurate--in fact she had some sort of maddeningly smug interview where she claimed to have done "private" research showing that Mary's children were definitely fathered by Henry (ludicrous, Henry would've shouted it to the rooftops if he'd fathered another son) and basically everything in the book actually happened but she wasn't going to reveal her sources neener neener neener. She was slammed for TOBG--critics said that Anne swore on her immortal soul that she hadn't cheated and it seemed really tacky to insist that yes, she had when you didn't have sources for that kind of slander. Even at the TIME no one believed the charges against Anne--including the supposedly cuckolded husband!

It's impossible to say if George was gay--all we know definitively is that he and Lady Rochford had a REALLY unhappy marriage. George screwed around quite a bit with other women, so no, not "gay" in the modern identity sense of the word.