Religious upheaval

I see thee as seen fit to change it, a very thoughtful, and wise, course my Lord

no: it's just until Marie gets back...

where is she anyway...?

She hath been busy with affairs of state and shall return in due time. I doth hope it is soon

personally me too

i can POKE! her

You are going to WHAT me?

*Elizabeth, on a mare white as snow, elegantly canters into the Castle courtyard*

*To Marie*

He wilst not do anything to thee whilst I am near, I trust him not. He hath been sending me most disturbing messages.

On another note, tis wonderful to see thee my beloved *bows*



*To Elizabeth Woodville* My Lady, tis a pleasure to see thee as well, I do hope thou art well.

*To Elizabeth Woodville* It's nice to have you back, Milady

*To Nicholas of Rhodes* DO NOT TEST ME!!

*To Marie Stuart* POKE!!!

James, if you come towards me with any kind of poking object, I will have it removed. Do you understand me?

*To James of York* -> *a smack on the back of the head*

Pull thineself together James and act like a Tudor if thou indeed be one. We hath the blood of Kings and should act as such.

...and if thou ever intend to hold any station of importance in my realm ever again thou wilt learn to act with the diplomacy and wit I require in all at my court.

*mutters under his breath* Thou shuld hath let me drain him dry

*shakes head in utter bewilderment*

Is it any wonder I turn to Spain for a husband whenst the royal blood of the rest of Europe ist infested with fools!

I am hardly a Queen with a court and more a nursemaid surrounded by naughty children.

I do realise that now my lord Nicholas. My greatest weakness is always my leniancy and the wish to give mine kin the chance to redeem themselves.

...not that I were oft given such a chance.

Cousin, where wud thou remove this pointy object of James's to exactly?

...I hath ideas if thou hath need of them.

*Elizabeth doth now turn and curtsey*

My lady Woodville, tis wondrous to see thee and I apologise that the court is no more sensible than it was whern last we met.

*Looks angrily at Elizabeth when she says the comment about the Royal families of Europe being fools*. Nothing, forget I spoke.

Marie, do not feel insulted, I could hadly marry thee!

...but if we take thine brother as an example. He could have taken thine throne if he wanted, or supported thee as rightful Queen. But no, he comes simpering after the Queen of England and causes no end of trouble for us both.

Elizabeth Tudor wrote:

*To James of York* -> *a smack on the back of the head*

Pull thineself together James and act like a Tudor if thou indeed be one. We hath the blood of Kings and should act as such.

...and if thou ever intend to hold any station of importance in my realm ever again thou wilt learn to act with the diplomacy and wit I require in all at my court.

I would bow your majesty, but unfortunately I am trapped in the tower and using a very long object to poke Marie

Master Walsingham wilt be most displeased if thou are playing with hist favourite pointy toys without permission.

Actually *Look of thunder* He seemed ot cause you no end of good! *controls my anger*. But that is a conversation for another time.

Elizabeth Tudor wrote:

Master Walsingham wilt be most displeased if thou are playing with hist favourite pointy toys without permission.

Actually I took the bed apart and used the wood as a long pointy object to poke Marie