Historical Characters, Including Frederick the Great, Discussion Post 39

[cahn]

Last post, along with the usual 18th-century suspects, included the Ottonians; changing ideas of conception and women's sexual pleasure; Isabella of Parma (the one who fell in love, and vice versa, with her husband's sister); Henry IV and Bertha (and Henry's second wife divorcing him for "unspeakable sexual acts"). (Okay, Isabella of Parma was 18th century.)

Comments

Re: Fritzian Dawn according to Le Diable

[selenak]

Well, we can't have that! Fritz/Voltaire forever!

Maupertuis: I could live without Fritz/Voltaire.
Marquis d'Argens: So say we all.
Madame Denis: No kidding.
Fredersdorf: Je ne parle pas le Francais.

Wilhelmine: Brother Voltaire has a Hohenzollern soul in an Arouet body, I just know it.

Re: Fritzian Dawn according to Le Diable

[cahn]

ahahahaha!

Emilie: Count me into this group, too!

(I still have the headcanon that Fredersdorf had no trouble with Fritz/Voltaire until about five minutes into Voltaire's visit...)