#liselotte

[illwilledomen]

Redesigned a few OCs.

[mtkay13]

A true story that I never tire to read, by Liselotte, who reports that Philippe sometimes needed her to decypher what he wrote. Here is the exact quote from one of Liselotte's letters:

His writing was so terrible that he often brought for me to read the letters that he himself wrote, and he'd say, laughing: "You are, Madame, used to my writing; take a look at this, I don't know what I wrote. We often laughed about this.

And we can confirm that it's terrible, indeed, with the examples below the cut:

(FR en dessous)

A few stunning examples from Elisabetta Lurgo's work on his letters)

FR:

Et la citation de Liselotte sur laquelle est basée la BD:

Il écrivait si mal qu'il m'apportait souvent, pour les lires, les lettres qu'il avait faites, et il disait en riant: Vous êtes, Madame, accoutumée à mon écriture; lisez-moi un peu cela, je ne sais ce que j'ai écrit. Nous en avons souvent ri de bon coeur.

Je ne m'en lasse jamais 😭😭😭

[apfel-saft404]

their whole story in season 3

[fuckinglemoniestoflemon]

Girl, so confusing | Liselotte & Chevalier

My TikTok

[azzzryel]

Le Chevalier: And the time his horse threw him into a pond, at Saint-Cloud, do you remember?

Liselotte: How could I forget? He looked miserable, poor thing!

Louis: Is everything all right, brother?

Philippe: I don't know, I feel like someone is talking about m-ATCHA!

[wnt1]

lulu lizzie et pipo

[kinglua]

liselotte keeps talking about how the king never keeps her around because people spread gossip about her to him and make him dislike her, but people did that to tons of others as well, and he still kept some people around, after a few years you have to entertain the possibility that maybe he just doesn’t like you

[knightofmordred]

behind the scenes of versailles