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Anything but Plain, Queen Jane:
Jane Seymour, often forgotten and stereotyped as "Plain" but she was an intelligent and ambitious woman who became Queen and succeeding in giving birth to long awaited male. She was very coy, and she certainly knew when not to push her luck. She tried to be politically productive until Henry reminded her of KoA & AB, then she wisely took on role of a Consort. Haughty and demanding within her own household, everything was to be done her way, no exceptions.
She promoted the Lady Mary before and after her marriage, and her religious beliefs (tradtional Catholicism) earned her the title "Enemy of the Gospel" by Martin Luther.
Much of her early life is a mystery of which is still being researched.
There is so much more to her story then people think.
Annabelle Wallis as Jane Seymour in 'The Tudors'
Jane Seymour, often forgotten and stereotyped as "Plain" but she was an intelligent and ambitious woman who became Queen and succeeding in giving birth to long awaited male. She was very coy, and she certainly knew when not to push her luck. She tried to be politically productive until Henry reminded her of KoA & AB, then she wisely took on role of a Consort. Haughty and demanding within her own household, everything was to be done her way, no exceptions.
She promoted the Lady Mary before and after her marriage, and her religious beliefs (tradtional Catholicism) earned her the title "Enemy of the Gospel" by Martin Luther.
Much of her early life is a mystery of which is still being researched.
There is so much more to her story then people think.
Annabelle Wallis as Jane Seymour in 'The Tudors'
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499x301px 160.39 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 5D
Shutter Speed
1/80 second
Aperture
F/2.0
Focal Length
85 mm
ISO Speed
1000
Date Taken
Jun 20, 2008, 11:10:15 AM
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LadyBolena, Henry VIII did fall for Jane Seymour because her temperament was the complete opposite of Anne Boleyn's. However, Jane knew how to play her cards right when it came to picking battles, gaining and keeping the King's favor.