It is perfect. Your Thomas Boleyn shows the best and worst in him. Though it is amusing that his thoughts on the Seymours are probably many people's thoughts on the Boleyns.
But the biggest tragedy is that he was right. Murdering Anne like that spared most of the people he and she loved most a lot of pain. Elizabeth did not have to suffer, George did not have to die, her friends did not have to die, she herself could die in peace... the fact that Thomas' actions protected her from Henry is truly tragic.

WTF

My god that was amazing
Rock on

Great story
Rock on

That was masterful
Rock on

Loved the story!

I was thinking about the possibility of Anne dying during miscarriage but that... that's better than anything I could have imagined. Although I got the message right after the word 'body' and was more interested in Henry's reaction. As short as it was it satisfied me immensely. That 'sweetheart' just did me in and all of that angst... maybe it was even better than him crying and screaming. His own thoughts would've been interesting to see, as you did a great interpretation of them in other works, but... well.

I don't think it's that dark or heavy to read, although for the first few moments there was a confusion about POV. And Boleyn's mix of a caring father, politician, egoistic maniac and a fcking murderer is delightful. Like there's no sane part of him without a twisted and dark one.

The only thing I found questionable is that Anne's head couldn't have rolled (obviously a few hours went), but in terms of narrative it was very convincing.

This . . . this is terrifying in how in character this feels. I could totally see Boleyn doing this if he felt that it was better for his family over all, that if Elizabeth was Queen that was all that mattered. Fantastic job, really. Stories this twisted and impactful takes skill to write.

Fucking hell.

great xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Everything about this is beautiful and perfect. The language, the story, the characterizations. I just adore your stories.

I have wept like a baby and some parts I wish to read again and again but try to avoid. It devastates me. This is brilliant I have no words.

This was quite the interesting AU to English history and very artfully told, but I'm glad it didn't happen this way. Anne was a bit too full of herself and the way she treated Katherine and Mary were awful. I always thought she was overrated. But you still managed to tell a really great story and wove it in with the Greek myth well.

just reread this. once again, blown away.

This is the most heartbreaking story I have ever read. I hate you, ReganX.
Thank you.