Elizabeth Tudor Queen Regnant
Posts : 1017 Join date : 2009-08-09 Age : 491 Location : Forever England
| Subject: Re: WHO are YOU...really? Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:00 am | |
| I think Dorothy is a *fabulous* character choice as like you said there's so much history behind it but you can play the character as you wish. I'm really enjoying interacting with you on the forum. You should totally head over to The Marriage Game in my section (Elizabeth I within the Kingdom of England) and see if we can find you a good match. Charles is wondrous at such things. While I'm here I've also had a tidy up and split some of the Off Topic rambles into nice new threads to keep this one tidier: Tudor Costume Past Lives Marie v Elizabeth | |
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Dorothy Devereux Courtier
Posts : 31 Join date : 2009-09-19 Age : 460
| Subject: Re: WHO are YOU...really? Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:41 am | |
| Thanks! She is pretty interesting, though her biography's certainly fraught with her share of tragedy. Just like her mother, she essentially eloped. She barely remembered her real father, didn't particularly care for her step-father (how could she? Leicester pretty much pawned her off at the first opportunity), was indifferent to her mother, and only really seemed to care for her (very, very ill-fated) brother. Pretty much the only documented bits of her personality are that she was willful, wild, and had a quick temper... but, that's mostly in reference to her marriage to Percy, and since Elizabeth pretty much married her off ("with no dowry, save that of beauty and birth") to him to avoid him trying to carry off Arbella Stuart (Elizabeth thought marrying Dorothy would keep him out of trouble, lol) I'd probably be pretty pissy in her situation, too. It'd be interesting to see how she'd pair up following her separation from The Wizard Earl... what's mysterious is that she never formally divorced her husbands- she and Perrott went their separate ways, and she was hooked up with the Wizard Earl ostensibly because her elopement with Perrott wasn't technically valid. But, when it came to settling her accounts, she was still referred to as Sir Perrott's "former wife," but if she *were* married to Perrott and her union wasn't officially dissolved, there's no way she could've legally married Percy and become the Countess of Northumberland. It's confusing. I mean, even Henry VIII had a hell of a time with precontracts. | |
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Charles V Holy Roman Emperor
Posts : 713 Join date : 2009-08-31 Age : 524 Location : Yuste
| Subject: Re: WHO are YOU...really? Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:58 am | |
| Get thee to the thread, woman! I have many relations and need to know your preferences! So far... My illegitimate son is courting Elizabeth My niece is going to marry the Wizard Earl and invade Denmark, Norway, and Sweden w/ England's help, and when they when my aforementioned son gets Naples. Anne Boleyn was going to court my brother, but instead I've appointed her ambasadress to the Turks. Marie of Scots' son is going to marry my granddaughter, hopefully. | |
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Francis
Posts : 157 Join date : 2009-12-30 Age : 480 Location : France
| Subject: Re: WHO are YOU...really? Thu Jan 14, 2010 12:21 am | |
| I... as Charles has worked out.... am Francis, Lord James of York, Mary Tudor and Arthur Tudor...
My real name, as Gathered by Lord James of York, is James... I am 16, and am, currently at school, come may 21st I can be on more often as I am on Exam Leave... | |
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mysterym
Posts : 20 Join date : 2009-08-29 Location : uk
| Subject: Re: WHO are YOU...really? Sun Feb 07, 2010 4:03 am | |
| hello all. been away for a while, been reading the posts. but not partaking one thing i have never, mentioned is that i hated history at school. and now are interacting. with charactors of historical. importance now i wish i had bothered to take note but i still enjoy the story lines.
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thomas boleyn2 Courtier
Posts : 19 Join date : 2009-10-11
| Subject: characters Tue Mar 02, 2010 10:05 pm | |
| if someone wished to join would they have to pick a character thats not already gone or have to choose another | |
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