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''The Forgotten Princess'' is a Website/{{Wattpad}} novel by Stephanie Winter.
Set in[[TheLateMiddleAges 15th Century England]], the book tells a fictionalized account of the life of Anne de Mortimer and her relationship with Richard of Conisburgh.
!!This series provides examples of:
* BadassBookworm: Anne is repeatedly referred to as having a love for reading and for playing chess, as well as excelling in archery. Though she is unable to participate in hunting or combat because she is a woman, she repeatedly expresses desire to.
* BelligerentSexualTension: Anne and Richard, in the first chapter, when Anne assumes Richard was involved with the plot to betray her family and thinks his friendliness towards her is just a game.
* ChessMotifs: Heavy use of these throughout the book, and Anne repeatedly complains about her family being used as pawns.
* DeathByChildbirth: [[spoiler: Happens to Anne off-page between the last chapter and the epilogue]].
* FauxAffablyEvil: Both King Henry and Prince Hal behave this way. Prince Hal especially always hides his manipulations under a guise of friendliness, that Anne doesn't trust one bit.
* KnightInShiningArmor: Anne at first laments that she has no "Lancelot" to fight for her, but then begins to see Richard as this.
* TheLateMiddleAges: It is a fictionalized account of real historical figures' lives.
Set in[[TheLateMiddleAges 15th Century England]], the book tells a fictionalized account of the life of Anne de Mortimer and her relationship with Richard of Conisburgh.
!!This series provides examples of:
* BadassBookworm: Anne is repeatedly referred to as having a love for reading and for playing chess, as well as excelling in archery. Though she is unable to participate in hunting or combat because she is a woman, she repeatedly expresses desire to.
* BelligerentSexualTension: Anne and Richard, in the first chapter, when Anne assumes Richard was involved with the plot to betray her family and thinks his friendliness towards her is just a game.
* ChessMotifs: Heavy use of these throughout the book, and Anne repeatedly complains about her family being used as pawns.
* DeathByChildbirth: [[spoiler: Happens to Anne off-page between the last chapter and the epilogue]].
* FauxAffablyEvil: Both King Henry and Prince Hal behave this way. Prince Hal especially always hides his manipulations under a guise of friendliness, that Anne doesn't trust one bit.
* KnightInShiningArmor: Anne at first laments that she has no "Lancelot" to fight for her, but then begins to see Richard as this.
* TheLateMiddleAges: It is a fictionalized account of real historical figures' lives.
