The war about The War of the Roses
potioncat
willsonkmom at msn.com
Mon Jun 2 23:33:55 UTC 2008
Potioncat:
Carol is going to be sooooooo upset that she missed this! I hope her
computer is fixed soon.
I'd jump in...in support of her, even though I tend to be Lancaterian
while she is steadfast Yorkist. But more importantly, everything I
know about roses, red or white, I learned from historical fiction,
and have long since forgot.
> a_svirn:
snip
. March then sweettalked
> his men into believing that it is actually a good omen, and was
proved
> right the Lancastrian host lost spectacularly. Ever since then he
> used "sun in splendor" as his emblem as well as the white rose and
> sometimes combined them in the rose en soleil.
Potioncat:
And at this point Carol would encourage everyone to read "The Sun in
Splendor" (although the spelling might be different) about this point
in history. I will encourage you too. Except I have to admit becoming
quite fond of the characters and realizing about 1/3 of the way into
the book how it was all going to turn out for them, and so had to
stop reading.
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