If you are able to have a conversation with Anne Boleyn, what would you talk about?

Question

i would love to have a conversation with her! i would talk about her childhood (and what her birthdate was!!!!!!!!) and just really about everything about her life! lolz. serious answers please. thanks! :)

Answer 1

She's reported to have had an extra finger on one hand and an extra nipple - these were the 'evidences' of her being a witch and that's the 'reason' given for executing her.

I suppose I'd like to know if she really had these 'extras'.

Answer 2

why she brought a country to that much trouble jjust to become a queen and about her sister and little Elizabeth.

Answer 3

Is it true that her and her sister had an affair with king henry? Did he really father her sister's son? Did you ever think you and such a mean king would change history by giving birth to such a stong woman? (Elizabeth) Did you really sleep with your brother, or consider it? And would you change anything if you could, concerning your relationship with Henry?

Answer 4

You'd have a hard time talking with her about anything because of the language.  English was quite different back then.  Most of us would not be able to understand it.  

You've been reading those Boleyn novels, haven't you?  Her birthdate is not important, nor, really, was her childhood.  

I'd ask her if she realized what a dangerous game she was playing.  She wanted to be queen; she promised the king a son, which was risky, but she figured she had a 50/50 chance, I guess.  She basically was the cause of England no longer being a Catholic country.  I'm sure she could not have foreseen that, and I'd ask her if she was surprised at how huge an effect her actions had had on an entire country.  I'd also ask if she would do it over again, given the choice.  How did she feel about her own father betraying her?  Things like that.

Edit: Crysostomon, what you say is true, about her physical quirks, but the reason for her execution was treason.  They trumped up charges of adultery and incest against her, and when your husband is the king, that's treason.

Edit to Anne:  Yes, the Boleyn Girl book is fictional--that means it most likely is NOT accurate.  I'm glad you read a lot; I'm all for that.  But it seems that you don't know what fictional means.  

I repeat that Anne Boleyn's childhood is utterly irrelevant to her place in history.  

You need to put this in Books and Authors instead of in History, because it seems to me that you girls are not especially interested in historical fact.

Answer 5

Was it worth it?

Edit: I sure wouldn't want a "friend" like her. She'd throw you under the bus just to get the best slice of bread.

Answer 6

did she really cheat with all those men?

Answer 7

Hmmm....interesting question. I'd probably just talk about everything. Learn anything I could and just become friends.

Answer 8

What attracted her to that fat,useless psychopath Henry the 8th????

Answer 9

I'd tell her in my time, the 21rst century, any adult that had s*x with a child like her, regardless of him being a king, was a pedophile

Answer 10

How she developed her Protestant ideology and how she persuaded Henry VIII to institute to. Anne really is a fascinating person. She singlehandedly brought about the English Reformation

Answer 11

Was your sister really a w***e and did she try to make out with Henry?