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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: A rather dark example concerning Katherine's attraction to Thomas Culpepper. [[JerkAss Aside from being a conceited, arrogant prick,]] he's also a rapist who murdered his victim's husband when he tried to stop him. The Duke of Norfolk and Jane Boleyn ponder this, and conclude that Katherine is a HormoneAddledTeenager who will screw AnythingThatMoves provided [[AllGirlsWantBadBoys he's hot enough]].
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: A rather dark example concerning Katherine's attraction to Thomas Culpepper. [[JerkAss Aside from being a conceited, arrogant prick,]] he's also a rapist who murdered his victim's husband when he tried to stop him. The Duke of Norfolk and Jane Boleyn ponder this, and conclude that Katherine is a HormoneAddledTeenager who will screw AnythingThatMoves anyone provided [[AllGirlsWantBadBoys he's hot enough]].
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Combined with voyeurism on Jane's part; though it isn't physical, [[{{Squick}} she watches Katherine have sex with Thomas Culpepper]] in order to get her kicks.
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer Creator/PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to ''Literature/TheOtherBoleynGirl'' and a prequel to ''Literature/TheQueensFool'', and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to Wiki/TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer Creator/PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to ''Literature/TheOtherBoleynGirl'' and a prequel to ''Literature/TheQueensFool'', and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to Wiki/TheOtherWiki, Website/TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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* LetsGetDangerous: Anne's ambassador, Dr Harst, is dismissed by Jane Boleyn early in the novel as utterly useless, and powerless to protect her from Henry. Later chapters reveal that he's not anywhere near as incompetent as he looks, and is willing to go to heroic lengths to protect his mistress.
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* LetsGetDangerous: Anne's ambassador, Dr Harst, is dismissed by Jane Boleyn early in the novel as utterly useless, and powerless to protect her from Henry.Henry when she is first questioned. Later chapters reveal that he's not anywhere near as incompetent as he looks, and is willing to go to heroic lengths to protect his mistress. His quick thinking and courage save her life when Henry's men interrogate her the second time around.
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* LetsGetDangerous: Anne's ambassador, Dr Harst, is dismissed by Jane Boleyn early in the novel as utterly useless, and powerless to protect her from Henry. Later chapters reveal that he's not anywhere near as incompetent as he looks, and is willing to go to heroic lengths to protect his mistress.
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* GenreSavvy: Anne, after it's clear Henry will ''not'' remarry her after Katherine dies, keeps out of the way and ends up being very wealthy and well off...
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer Creator/PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to ''Literature/TheOtherBoleynGirl'' and a prequel to ''Literature/TheQueensFool'', and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer Creator/PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to ''Literature/TheOtherBoleynGirl'' and a prequel to ''Literature/TheQueensFool'', and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to TheOtherWiki, Wiki/TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: A rather dark example concerning Katherine's attraction to Thomas Culpepper. [[JerkAss Aside from being a conceited, arrogant prick,]] he's also a rapist who committed murder when the woman's husband tried to stop him. The Duke of Norfolk and Jane Boleyn ponder this, and conclude that Katherine is a HormoneAddledTeenager who will screw AnythingThatMoves provided [[AllGirlsWantBadBoys he's hot enough]].
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* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: A rather dark example concerning Katherine's attraction to Thomas Culpepper. [[JerkAss Aside from being a conceited, arrogant prick,]] he's also a rapist who committed murder when the woman's murdered his victim's husband when he tried to stop him. The Duke of Norfolk and Jane Boleyn ponder this, and conclude that Katherine is a HormoneAddledTeenager who will screw AnythingThatMoves provided [[AllGirlsWantBadBoys he's hot enough]].
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer Creator/PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to ''Literature/TheOtherBoleynGirl'', and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer Creator/PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to ''Literature/TheOtherBoleynGirl'', ''Literature/TheOtherBoleynGirl'' and a prequel to ''Literature/TheQueensFool'', and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to ''Literature/TheOtherBoleynGirl'', and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer PhilippaGregory.Creator/PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to ''Literature/TheOtherBoleynGirl'', and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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* TheDitz: Katherine. She is smarter than other people think she is, but not by much.
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* MadLibThrillerTitle: While not a thriller, the title fits the pattern, and the numerous [[TitleDrop title drops]] make the phrase just as ominous as it would be in a real thriller.
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* SwitchingPOV: The story is narrated by 3 characters: Jane Boleyn, Anne of Cleves and Katherine Howard.
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* BrutalHonesty:
** The Duke of Norfolk delivers one to Jane after Katherine is arrested and [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness he no longer has use for her]]. He tells her how evil she is and that nobody would take her as a wife.
** Also The Duke of Norfolk to Katherine when she is about to be taken to the Tower. The reason here is that she doesn't seem to realize that she will be executed for real.
** The Duke of Norfolk delivers one to Jane after Katherine is arrested and [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness he no longer has use for her]]. He tells her how evil she is and that nobody would take her as a wife.
** Also The Duke of Norfolk to Katherine when she is about to be taken to the Tower. The reason here is that she doesn't seem to realize that she will be executed for real.
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* CatchPhrase: For Katherine: "Now let me see, what do I have now?" Becomes a MadnessMantra as the story progresses.
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** For Katherine: "Now let me see, what do I have now?" Becomes a MadnessMantra as the storyprogresses. progresses.
** Katherine also likes to say ''voila''.
** For Katherine: "Now let me see, what do I have now?" Becomes a MadnessMantra as the story
** Katherine also likes to say ''voila''.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: The king's reasoning behind the accusation of several people once he decides to get rid of Anne. At once she conspires with the papists, then next time with the reformers. He can't keep a consistent story, but apparently he doesn't need to, as he can simply execute anyone for treason who disagrees with him in anything.
* InsanityDefense: Jane tries this to save her from the execution. It doesn't work because the king just changed the law so anyone can be executed even if they are mad.
* InsanityDefense: Jane tries this to save her from the execution. It doesn't work because the king just changed the law so anyone can be executed even if they are mad.
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* NoblewomansLaugh: Katherine uses this at one point to show that she is really fit to be at court.
* ObfuscatingStupidity: After her divorce, Anne decides to pretend that she doesn't understand/care about the king's politics so that she can be clear of any accusations of treason.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted. At one point a [[LampshadeHanging a lampshade is hung]] on it when Anne comes to court.
--> "She introduces my maids by name and I smile at the unending line of Katherines and Marys and Elizabeths and Annes and Bessies and Madges."
* ObfuscatingStupidity: After her divorce, Anne decides to pretend that she doesn't understand/care about the king's politics so that she can be clear of any accusations of treason.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted. At one point a [[LampshadeHanging a lampshade is hung]] on it when Anne comes to court.
--> "She introduces my maids by name and I smile at the unending line of Katherines and Marys and Elizabeths and Annes and Bessies and Madges."
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: The Duke of Norfolk used Jane to be close to the Queen (either one) and help him in his plan. When things start to go wrong, he completely abandons her and leaves all blame on her. He even tells her that the promise of a French Count as a husband was just a lie to keep her working for him.
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* CatchPhrase: For Katherine: "Now let me see, what do I have now?" Becomes a MadnessMantra as the story progresses.
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to TheOtherBoleynGirl, and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to TheOtherBoleynGirl, ''Literature/TheOtherBoleynGirl'', and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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A novel by the well-known HistoricalFiction writer PhilippaGregory. Published in 2006, it is a sequel to TheOtherBoleynGirl, and is narrated by Queen Anne of Cleves, Queen Katherine Howard, and Jane Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's widowed sister-in-law. While not as explosively popular as its prequel, the novel has still enjoyed great success, and according to TheOtherWiki, is less historically controversial.
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!!This book has examples of:
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Combined with voyeurism on Jane's part; though it isn't physical, [[{{Squick}} she watches Katherine have sex with Thomas Culpepper]] in order to get her kicks.
* BerserkButton: What happens in Cleves when Anne bares so much as an inch more skin than she should.
* BrotherSisterIncest: Implied with Anne's brother William; he certainly has a complex about her sexuality. Averted to some degree in that Anne is revolted by his obsession and wants nothing more than to escape.
** Also with Anne and George Boleyn, though Jane admits [[IfICantHaveYou this was a lie she made up to slander them]] [[GreenEyedMonster out of jealousy]].
* TheCaligula: Henry VIII. And ''how''.
* DeadpanSnarker: All of the main narrators have their moments, but the Duke of Norfolk probably gets the crown.
* GreenEyedMonster: Jane Boleyn. Dear ''God'', Jane Boleyn. To the point of having her husband and his sister beheaded on false evidence because he loved Anne more than her. And Jane's marriage with George was ''arranged''.
* HypocriticalHumour: Katherine, taking it upon herself to do a bit of SlutShaming despite the fact that she's been smuggling her lover into her dormitory too.
--> '''Katherine''' ([[TheImmodestOrgasm on hearing somebody in her dormitory having sex]]): Can't you be quiet? It's really shocking! It is offensive to a young maid such as me! It's shocking! It really shouldn't be allowed!
* MadonnaWhoreComplex: Anne's older brother, so very, very much. Katherine also hints at one on King Henry's part; he is rather shocked by the idea that his [[TheIngenue sweet youthful wife]] is happy to go on top when they have sex, [[DisposableSexWorker "like a Smithfield harlot"]].
* MyGirlIsNotASlut: Henry VIII. And ''how''. Also Anne's mother and brother, and Katherine's grandmother.
** Subverted when Katherine, having been told that meek virtue will please her uncle, decides to act suggestively in front of him anyway. [[{{Squick}} He likes it]] and decides she'll fit in at court just fine.
* OnlySaneMan: Arguably, Anne of Cleves. Everyone else at court is either playing the game, or just crazy.
* TooDumbToLive: That's right, Jane, just encourage Henry VIII's wife to have an affair. [[SarcasmMode What a fantastic idea!]]
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: A rather dark example concerning Katherine's attraction to Thomas Culpepper. [[JerkAss Aside from being a conceited, arrogant prick,]] he's also a rapist who committed murder when the woman's husband tried to stop him. The Duke of Norfolk and Jane Boleyn ponder this, and conclude that Katherine is a HormoneAddledTeenager who will screw AnythingThatMoves provided [[AllGirlsWantBadBoys he's hot enough]].
* WhatsHeGotThatIAintGot: Revoltingly deconstructed when it comes to Henry VIII. Despite being fat, ugly and old enough to be the father if not grandfather of the women he marries, his vanity is so extreme he genuinely believes they adore him. This ends badly for both Anne and Katherine when he finds out they don't.
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!!This book has examples of:
* ADateWithRosiePalms: Combined with voyeurism on Jane's part; though it isn't physical, [[{{Squick}} she watches Katherine have sex with Thomas Culpepper]] in order to get her kicks.
* BerserkButton: What happens in Cleves when Anne bares so much as an inch more skin than she should.
* BrotherSisterIncest: Implied with Anne's brother William; he certainly has a complex about her sexuality. Averted to some degree in that Anne is revolted by his obsession and wants nothing more than to escape.
** Also with Anne and George Boleyn, though Jane admits [[IfICantHaveYou this was a lie she made up to slander them]] [[GreenEyedMonster out of jealousy]].
* TheCaligula: Henry VIII. And ''how''.
* DeadpanSnarker: All of the main narrators have their moments, but the Duke of Norfolk probably gets the crown.
* GreenEyedMonster: Jane Boleyn. Dear ''God'', Jane Boleyn. To the point of having her husband and his sister beheaded on false evidence because he loved Anne more than her. And Jane's marriage with George was ''arranged''.
* HypocriticalHumour: Katherine, taking it upon herself to do a bit of SlutShaming despite the fact that she's been smuggling her lover into her dormitory too.
--> '''Katherine''' ([[TheImmodestOrgasm on hearing somebody in her dormitory having sex]]): Can't you be quiet? It's really shocking! It is offensive to a young maid such as me! It's shocking! It really shouldn't be allowed!
* MadonnaWhoreComplex: Anne's older brother, so very, very much. Katherine also hints at one on King Henry's part; he is rather shocked by the idea that his [[TheIngenue sweet youthful wife]] is happy to go on top when they have sex, [[DisposableSexWorker "like a Smithfield harlot"]].
* MyGirlIsNotASlut: Henry VIII. And ''how''. Also Anne's mother and brother, and Katherine's grandmother.
** Subverted when Katherine, having been told that meek virtue will please her uncle, decides to act suggestively in front of him anyway. [[{{Squick}} He likes it]] and decides she'll fit in at court just fine.
* OnlySaneMan: Arguably, Anne of Cleves. Everyone else at court is either playing the game, or just crazy.
* TooDumbToLive: That's right, Jane, just encourage Henry VIII's wife to have an affair. [[SarcasmMode What a fantastic idea!]]
* WhatDoesSheSeeInHim: A rather dark example concerning Katherine's attraction to Thomas Culpepper. [[JerkAss Aside from being a conceited, arrogant prick,]] he's also a rapist who committed murder when the woman's husband tried to stop him. The Duke of Norfolk and Jane Boleyn ponder this, and conclude that Katherine is a HormoneAddledTeenager who will screw AnythingThatMoves provided [[AllGirlsWantBadBoys he's hot enough]].
* WhatsHeGotThatIAintGot: Revoltingly deconstructed when it comes to Henry VIII. Despite being fat, ugly and old enough to be the father if not grandfather of the women he marries, his vanity is so extreme he genuinely believes they adore him. This ends badly for both Anne and Katherine when he finds out they don't.
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