History Doc Series: Queen Saint Isabel

[@antonioneves5716]

Muito bem feito e interessante, hoje faz precisamente 600 anos da conquista de Ceuta, lanço-te o desafio a fazeres um trabalho sobre este último reduto da reconquista, primeira em terras de África. Muitos parabéns pelo bom trabalho.

[@PatriciaAndrade77]

António Neves Una ideia interessante :) a ponderar!

[@shamanizing]

Interesting,your voice would make this better instead of a mono tone robot voice, enjoyed this. Thank you.

[@PatriciaAndrade77]

***** Thank you Ken maybe soon I try my own voice, but because there is always too much noise around (my birds, family, cars outside) I prefer to use the robot...

[@JMWxx]

Thanks for making this. But I think you doing a voice over would be better. The robotic voice is both annoying and hard to take seriously.

[@PatriciaAndrade77]

Thank you, and you are right, all my next History Docs will be with my own voice, at the time I was not confident enough about my English pronunciation.

[@JMWxx]

How is turning bread into roses a good thing? Roses look pretty, but I’m sure the people would prefer bread lol.

[@PatriciaAndrade77]

Legends have always a pretty way of telling us truths, for sure in reality the Queen did some little trick or something else happened. But I think personally what that legend wants to tell us is that the Queen kept on helping those in need even with the King reproval. :)

[@Commandocheif99]

She was feeding the poor against the wishes of King during a great famine, but when she was caught she revealed the bread and meat she used to make soup for them which according to the legend had magically turned to Roses.

[@JMWxx]

@@Commandocheif99 thank you soooo much!! That makes more sense lol 😂