#queen jane

[princess-of-the-seven-kingdoms]

Anne Boleyn & Jane Seymour

The Tudors

Season 2 episode 10

[shiftythrifting]

Mostly band shirts this time. TX.

[mametupa]

"This is as close as the English ever get to admitting emotional turmoil."

[themonsterousregimentofwomens]

Queen Jane Seymour by Wenceslaus Hollar c. 17th century

[iced-depresso-macchiato]

From within the depths of depression, I have discovered a show and it has made me feel emotions (positive) that have been dulled by SSRIs for over half a decade.

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD

BRING MY LADY JANE BACK

[cazmatonicevent]

"Which of Henry the 8th's wives do you feel the most personally connected to and why?" - me trying to flirt

[personinthepalace]

Emily and Edward sharing their support on Jane and Guildford appreciation days, respectively 🥺

[luminouslumity]

"May I go home?"

Queen Jane has always been such a tragic figure to me, but every time I read those words, I feel like that more than anything really emphasizes that at the end of the day, she was just a girl being forced to play a game meant for grown-ups, regardless of the time period.