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* DatedHistory: In the novel, Richard's shoulders are uneven do to his using his battle-ax. When his remains were discovered, it was clear he had scoliosis.
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* DatedHistory: In the novel, Richard's shoulders are uneven do due to his using his battle-ax. When his remains were discovered, it was clear he had scoliosis.
* GrandRomanticGesture: Warrick secretly has Isabella's menagerie moved from her childhood home to their home as a Christmas gift.
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* WrongGuyFirst: Young Isabella falls madly in love with her brother's foster brother, Lionel, who turns out to be a PrinceCharmless who was betrothed to another woman the whole time.
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* WrongGuyFirst: Young Isabella falls madly in love with her brother's foster brother, Lionel, who turns out to be a PrinceCharmless who was betrothed to another woman the whole time.*
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* SeductionProofMarriage: After marrying Isabella, Warrick becomes so faithful that his vassals are afraid to take mistresses for fear of upsetting him. Although it takes awhile for Warrick to trust her, Isabella rejects all her many suitors and even refuses Lionel's attempt at seduction.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: When they first meet, Isabella judges Warrick for not having loyalty to any cause but his own. She hits a nerve, but she doesn't realize that eventually Warrick will swear his loyalty to Henry Tudor and be instrumental in overthrowing Isabella's beloved House of York.
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* HappilyMarried: Warrick and Isabella, most of the time. Richard and Anne. Jocelyn and Caerllywel.
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* SomethingAboutARose: The morning after Isabella makes her debut at court, the courtiers all send Isabella white roses from the king's garden to the point her chambers become full of them. But she sends them all away, except for the single rose that Warrick gives her. He starts to think she might actually care for him when she does this.
