It’s like Belle hair

The Tudors TV series

Look in the Description.

Not she, HIM. for once just stop blaming women for whatever problems...

@@dhritidutta6231 for once do not use the gender card not to hold responsible evil people for the wrongdoings they did. And I say it as a girl who appreciates a lot of historical female figures. Henry viii may have been intoxicated by lust for power even after her death, but she was the one who triggered the entire process. His tyranny may (or may not, but I don't exclude it) have not become so lethal if it wasn't for her.

@@lisaprevidi9975 or maybe you should research more instead of saying nonsense... Anne never pursued HENRY, It's HIM who pursued her... He would have married other if not her, he was crazy about getting a male heir...

@@dhritidutta6231 what is this even supposed to mean? Listening to Claire Ridgeway's videos (I can't know if you did, but she's the most famous historian who has this take on Henry and Anne Boleyn) is a good way to get familiar with this topic, but remember, her perspective is heavily biased towards Anne Boleyn. Also, I'm not interested on who wanted who. Anne was also a victim, before becoming queen, I recognize it. But in order to be a good person (which is more important than being a feminist), she should have known what was right and take a step behind, because her situation was of her own doing in the first place. Her reputation was already ruined after her affair with Henry Percy, she hadn't good chances to contract a great marriage in any case, even if henry hadn't noticed her (notice how her only latter other suitor was a divorced poet, and it might also have been a courtly love type). She brought the disgrace on herself, with her careless behaviour (and yes, I am just thinking about percy, regardless of her supposed "guilt" with four men, and regardless had she and percy slept together or not) and when she saw an opportunity to get a bigger price, she simply went with it ruthlessy, knowing she would have wrecked a family in doing so.

@@lisaprevidi9975 "she could step back" as if that was that easy.. I'm tired of this. Elizabeth 1's success is proof of who's guilty and who's innocent...