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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: In ''Mary, Bloody Mary'', the titular princess is named Princess of Wales at the age of nine. This never happened in RealLife; although Mary was invested with the arms and seal of the Prince of Wales, allowed to live in the official seat at Ludlow, and regarded by her contemporaries as effectively ''being'' Princess of Wales, she was never given that title.
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* HollywoodHistory: In ''Mary, Bloody Mary'', the titular princess is named Princess of Wales at the age of nine. This never happened in RealLife; although Mary was invested with the arms and seal of the Prince of Wales, allowed to live in the official seat at Ludlow, and regarded by her contemporaries as effectively ''being'' Princess of Wales, she was never given that title.
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* MeaningfulRename: In ''Patience, Princess Catherine'', Catalina is renamed Catherine after marrying Arthur. She finds the new English name strange, and gives Henry permission to call her by her birth name instead of her new name.
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Not to be confused with the 2021 Swedish drama series ''Series/YoungRoyals2021''
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* ''Patience, Princess Catherine'' (2004), about Mary's mother Catherine of Aragon
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* ''Patience, Princess Catherine'' (2004), about Mary's mother [[UsefulNotes/CatherineOfAragon Catherine of AragonAragon]]
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* UsedToBeASweetKid: "Kid" is somewhat stretching it because Henry also grows into a teenager, but ''Patience, Princess Catherine'' includes the young Henry's perspective alongside Catherine's and shows him as an exuberant, boisterous, and outgoing youth who befriends Catherine when she first arrives to be his brother's bride and grows up into her handsome PrinceCharming--a far cry from the AdiposeRex, wife-beheading tyrant he became in later life.
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* UsedToBeASweetKid: "Kid" is somewhat stretching it because Henry also grows into a teenager, but ''Patience, Princess Catherine'' includes the young Henry's perspective alongside Catherine's and shows him as an exuberant, boisterous, and outgoing youth who befriends Catherine when she first arrives to be his brother's bride and grows up into her handsome PrinceCharming--a far cry from the AdiposeRex, wife-beheading AdiposeRex tyrant he became in later life.
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** Catherine's marriage to Arthur in ''Patience, Princess Catherine'' is arranged to secure an alliance between Spain and England, and the main reason Henry VII refuses to send Catherine back home after Arthur's death is because he wants to keep her very rich dowry (to the point that after his wife and son's deaths, the possibility of him marrying ''Catherine'' just to maintain the alliance is brought up). In the end, Catherine ends up having a PerfectlyArrangedMarriage with Arthur's younger brother Henry (that, sadly and obviously, does not last).
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** Catherine's marriage to Arthur in ''Patience, Princess Catherine'' is arranged to secure an alliance between Spain and England, and the main reason Henry VII refuses to send Catherine back home after Arthur's death is because he wants to keep her very rich dowry (to the point that after his wife and son's deaths, the possibility of him ''him'' marrying ''Catherine'' Catherine just to maintain the alliance is brought up). In the end, Catherine ends up having a PerfectlyArrangedMarriage with Arthur's younger brother Henry (that, sadly and obviously, does not last).
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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Mary earned her nickname "bloody Mary" from her crusade to restore Catholicism to England, thus burning many supporters of the Church of England. The afterward points out that it wasn't so different from what other monarchs did.
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* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Mary earned her nickname "bloody "Bloody Mary" from her crusade to restore Catholicism to England, thus burning many supporters of the Church of England. The afterward points out that it wasn't so different from what other monarchs did.
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* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: When Mary Boleyn (now Carey) is destitute and forced to Anne for help after her husband's death, Anne asks her who the father of her children is. Mary, having been lovers with Henry VIII before she married William Carey, admits even she doesn't know.
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* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: When Mary Boleyn (now Carey) is destitute and forced to go to Anne for help after her husband's death, Anne asks her who the father of her children is. Mary, having been lovers with Henry VIII before she married William Carey, admits even she doesn't know.
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* ToughLeaderFacade: Marie Antoinette in ''The Bad Queen'' wants the people to see her in a splendid new gown. After the people ignore and insult her, she puts on a brave face because she doesn't want to let them see how much they have hurt her.
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* TheWomanWearingTheQueenlyMask: Marie Antoinette in ''The Bad Queen'' wants the people to see her in a splendid new gown. After the people ignore and insult her, she puts on a brave face because she doesn't want to let them see how much they have hurt her.
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** By stark contrast, the end of the story sees Henry VIII married to Jane Seymour, who was a kindly stepmother to both Mary and Elizabeth, and persuaded Henry to allow his daughters to return to court. Mary in particular was very fond of her and even served as chief mourner when Jane died after the birth of Edward VII.
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** By stark contrast, the end of the story sees Henry VIII married to Jane Seymour, who was a kindly stepmother to both Mary and Elizabeth, and persuaded Henry to allow his daughters to return to court. Mary in particular was very fond of her and even served as chief mourner when Jane died after the birth of Edward VII.VI.
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* ArrangedMarriage: As was the case in her RealLife, Mary in ''Mary, Bloody Mary'' has a number of marriages arranged for her throughout her childhood.
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** As was the case in her RealLife, Mary in ''Mary, Bloody Mary'' has a number of marriages arranged for her throughout her childhood.
** As was the case in her RealLife, Mary in ''Mary, Bloody Mary'' has a number of marriages arranged for her throughout her childhood.
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* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: When Mary Boleyn (now Carey) is destitute and forced to Anne for help after her husband's death, Anne asks her who the father of her children is. Mary, having been lovers with Henry VIII before she married William Carey, admits even she doesn't know.
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* SiblingRivalry: Part and parcel of the Tudor stories. Mary, in particular, finds her claims to the throne pitted against those of first her bastard half-brother Henry, Earl of Richmond, and later her half-sister Princess Elizabeth.
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* SiblingRivalry: SiblingRivalry:
** Part and parcel of the Tudor stories. Mary, in particular, finds her claims to the throne pitted against those of first her bastard half-brother Henry, Earl of Richmond, and later her half-sister PrincessElizabeth.Elizabeth.
** Anne Boleyn has a bitter relationship with her older sister, Mary, to the point that when they argue, Anne declares she will force Mary to kneel at her feet when she becomes queen.
** Part and parcel of the Tudor stories. Mary, in particular, finds her claims to the throne pitted against those of first her bastard half-brother Henry, Earl of Richmond, and later her half-sister Princess
** Anne Boleyn has a bitter relationship with her older sister, Mary, to the point that when they argue, Anne declares she will force Mary to kneel at her feet when she becomes queen.
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* BigSisterBully: Mary Boleyn is this to Anne in ''Doomed Queen Anne'', being haughty, condescending, and constantly rubbing it into Anne's face that she is the more beautiful and popular of the two. One of the reasons for Anne's drive to become queen is her desire to see Mary be humbled and bow at her feet, which she declares to her face...but by the time Anne gets what she wants, she's far from happy.
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* SwitchingPOV: ''Patience, Princess Catherine'' is the only Tudor-focused book in the series that also includes Henry VIII's perspective, in conjunction with Catherine's.
* UsedToBeASweetKid: "Kid" is somewhat stretching it because Henry also grows into a teenager, but ''Patience, Princess Catherine'' includes the young Henry's perspective alongside Catherine's and shows him as an exuberant, boisterous, and outgoing youth who befriends Catherine when she first arrives to be his brother's bride and grows up into her handsome PrinceCharming--a far cry from the AdiposeRex, wife-beheading tyrant he became in later life.
* UsedToBeASweetKid: "Kid" is somewhat stretching it because Henry also grows into a teenager, but ''Patience, Princess Catherine'' includes the young Henry's perspective alongside Catherine's and shows him as an exuberant, boisterous, and outgoing youth who befriends Catherine when she first arrives to be his brother's bride and grows up into her handsome PrinceCharming--a far cry from the AdiposeRex, wife-beheading tyrant he became in later life.
