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Name: Michelle
Personal Journal: desertrose9
Contact: AIM: deliverme1938, e-mail: michellemcintyre91@hotmail.com
Timezone: GMT
Current Characters: Alex Drake, Guinevere Pendragon
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Character Name: Lady Anne Boleyn
Character Journal: notamistress
Canon: The Tudors
Canon Point: The end of Season 1 (Before she is Queen)
Canon Building: N/A
History: http://www.thetudorswiki.com/page/Anne+Boleyn
Personality: Anne is a feisty and intelligent young woman, perhaps more than many other women around at that time. Or at least, more open about it that others at that time. This is partly what pulled Henry’s attention toward her, though at first it was just her looks. She is very bold and knows her own mind, at times speaking those thoughts when she really shouldn’t. After all, a woman is meant to be quiet and reserved and she certainly has caused a lot of trouble with her outspokenness. Often Henry has to remind her she can speak openly to him, but if what she says is not something he agrees with he’ll soon tell her, which can anger her. Her sharp tongue and her inability to really keep her opinions to herself will lead to her downfall in the future. She is also manipulative, which in this era and in Henry’s court can be a useful thing. But it also doesn’t earn her many friends and more people in England hate her than like her. But as much as she would like to have support, you can’t keep friends and work your way up to the top.
She’s confident and loyal, to an extent. If someone she loves tries to get in her way she will not stop to listen to excuses. She has a good heart, and can show kindness when it’s needed, especially to the poor. Her confidence shines through with her very strong way of being and thinking, which many disagree or despise. In many ways she really is insecure, despite that confidence she displays. In many ways she simply a vulnerable young woman who has been placed into a situation by her controlling father and uncle. A situation she has come to throw herself into. She has genuinely come to love Henry and it is difficult trying to control her own life whilst so many men try to take over and tell her what to think, do and feel.
Imported Character History: N/A
Powers/Abilities: Her abilities are many and vast. She was brought up in the French court, so is fluid in French and was often used as a translator when English dignitaries arrived. She is a very good musician and composer, able to play a large amount of instruments and that includes having a beautiful singing voice. She is also a keen embroiderer and often worked on a variety of things including wall hangings, carpets and nightgowns.
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First Person Sample:
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[Goes onto voice post]
Hello? Where am I? I am unsure about how I got here. I must be returned at once, I cannot stay away from court. Everything is far too at risk for me to remain away for too long. His Majesty expects me.
[She clearly looks concerned and a little angry]
Return me. Now.
Third Person Sample:
Anne had found more a very pretty and fitting dress which fell just below her knee and was the most beautiful shade of red. At first she thought them all far too revealing considering the amount of layers she was use to, but she had witnessed girls with less than this on in her short time here so far. So she gave in to her love of clothing and found dresses that she knew suit her and would be exceptionally flattering. She was technically dead, after all, she might as well forget what people say is proper and go with what she liked. Besides, she had never cared on what others viewed proper back in London. Why should she? A woman made no impact by following the crowd.
She wasn't one for sitting in taverns all day, but she had found little friendship since she arrived. She had talked to the occasional person but nothing that really stood out as a potential friendship. Some may say it seems a little desperate to turn to those in a tavern for someone to talk to, but it really was not. In her experience, people were more open to discussing their thoughts and feelings when slightly drunk and therefore she wouldn't find herself being lied to. But she wasn't surprised when a man was the first to sit by her, taking a sip of wine to wet her lips before she glanced at him.
"Hello,” she started, being bold rather than waiting for the gentleman to strike up a conversation. Her tone made it clear that she wasn’t going to shy away.