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Black Sheep cleanup, removing misuse and ZCE
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* BlackSheep. George's slippery grip on morality and loyalty makes him this.
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* TheMistress: She is Ned's favorite mistress.
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* SacrificialLamb: Edmund is probably the most well-developed character early in the book, and he is the POV character. His death is a gut-punch, even if you know the historical record and know it is coming.
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* ContrivedClumsiness: She pulls this when she "trips" and falls into Richard's arms, so she can whisper in his ear that Anne is not sick as George claims and wants to see Richard.
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* HotBlooded: Edward is passionate, and he is eventually consumed by his passions.
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* WarriorPrince: The Lancasters think the death of Edward’s father is a victory, but Edward reacts furiously and takes the crown.
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* WarriorPrince: The Lancasters think the death of Edward’s father is a victory, but Edward reacts furiously and takes the crown. crown, becoming a WarriorKing.
* YoungConqueror: Ned returns home after Towton on a white horse and looking every bit a king. Cecily is proud of her son and the way the crowds adore him, but she feels uneasy and fears it will go to his head.
* YoungConqueror: Ned returns home after Towton on a white horse and looking every bit a king. Cecily is proud of her son and the way the crowds adore him, but she feels uneasy and fears it will go to his head.
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* NobleFugitive: Francis's fate after Richard dies at Bosworth.
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* {{Ambassador}}: Meg represents the York cause in Burgundy, and she also is key to helping George return to the Yorkist side after his defection.
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* {{Ambassador}}: AltarDiplomacy: Meg is not happily married to Charles the Bold, but she represents the York cause in Burgundy, and she also is key to helping George return to the Yorkist side after his defection.
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* {{Ambassador}}: Meg represents the York cause in Burgundy, and she also is key to helping George return to the Yorkist side after his defection.
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* KnightInShiningArmor: When Ned returns home after his father's death, he arrives in glittering armor on a white horse and gets a spectacular welcome from the local crowds. His mother thinks he looks like a king.
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!! UsefulNotes/MargaretOfYork
* PrincessClassic: Cecily worries that her youngest daughter is too pretty for her own good.
* BigSisterInstinct: Worries for George and Richard when they are sent away.
* PrincessClassic: Cecily worries that her youngest daughter is too pretty for her own good.
* BigSisterInstinct: Worries for George and Richard when they are sent away.
