Anna, at the risk of offending you- I had heard at one point that the reason that your marriage to Henry did not last is not because of a misleading portrait but because Henry did not want to have, for the first time in his life, a fully arranged marriage with a stranger. Is that an accurate assessment? And once you stayed in England after your marriage was dissolved, what was your relationship like with Henry?

And Jane, what are you able to tell us about your opinions and feelings about Henry? I understand if the answer is "not much," given your duty to the king.

WHY DO YOU PEOPLE INSIST ON RUINING YOUR BOARS BY BOILING THEM!?!?! THESE BRITONS ARE CRAZY!

Katherine, time to come clean, was your marriage to Prince Arthur really not consummated? How could you expect God to bless your union with your lawful brother with a son and heir?

For those of you who knew each other: Did you like each other?

Catherine Howard, considering Henry was already known to be a bit temperamental with his wives (divorce, beheaded, divorced again). What possessed you to risk having an affair?

Do any of you ladies take an interest in matters of science and natural philosophy?

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Sincerely

Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss

How do you all feel about your recent portrayals on TV and film? Which one of you is the most annoyed at how you've been represented?

Anna, I am very interested in the fact that your totally-not-a-marriage to Henry VIII came at the same time as your brother William took control of the Duchy of Guelders from the recently deceased Charles II of Guelders and made war against the Habsburg Netherlands. Was Henry considering joining your brother's war on the anti-Habsburg side?

Anne Boleyn, as a former courtier to Margaret of Austria, your opinion on the Guelders Wars, and Henry's political views on them, would also be welcome.

My question is to Katherine Regina and is twofold : first, when one knows the family you came from, one could guess you were used to married monarchs sharing power and responsibility, as your mother Isabel of Castille was as important a leader in Spain as her husband, your late father. How did that influence your expectations of your life at court with your husband? Were you let down by the fact you didn’t share the same type of power as your husband when you came from an even more illustrious reigning family than him?

Also, and if my question isn’t too triggering of bad memories, but did you see a parallel, during your later life, with the life of your beloved sister Joana (colloquially referred to as “crazy”)? By that I mean that both of you were wed in apparent bliss, before being completely left to the side and basically put under arrest far away from court. You were repudiated on the basis of your first union to Henry’s brother, your sister on the basis of losing her sanity. Did you have any communication between you two sisters, did you know that you were in the same type of situation?

Anne B., Was all the trouble worth it for Henry?

FYI, the musical, Six, is about his wives.

Anne, Catherine, have you had any contact with Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington or Sir Patrick Delaney-Podmore?

To Kat, Anne B and Jane - was Thomas Cromwell as nice a man as he seems?

Kathryn Howard, how did you like being a stepmother?

Anne B, for a king to annul his marriage to his queen and marry another woman was so unheard-of that Henry ultimately had to break with the Catholic Church and found the Church of England in order to marry you. Yet at the start of your relationship with Henry, you had the foresight and cunning to play a long game with him - - to refuse to become his mistress and hold out for marriage. How did you (and/or your advisors) even imagine that marrying an already-married king was even a possibility?

Catherine, during your time as regent who did you find most and least palatable to work with? Who made your life easier, who made it more difficult?

Bonus question for Kathryn: Given that your name is undeniably the correct spelling of Kathryn, and why are the other (incorrect) variants allowed to persist? Nostalgia?

Katherine Howard, why do you think Anne Boleyn is so much more remembered than you when you were both beheaded after being accused of having affairs? Why is she such an object of fascination with mainstream audiences, and was she already so famous when you were around?

To everyone: what are your feelings on your portrayals in the works of Philippa Gregory?

Queen Kathrine of Aragon, do you hold any grudges against Henry Fitzroy?

Catherine- what do you think of your daughter Mary’s regency and marriage?

Anne - How do you feel about your daughter Elizabeth’s long and marriage-less reign?

A couple of questions, ladies.

Anna von Kleve: While I understand that you weren't tutored in the languages or customs of the English court, and that impeded your ability to grow accustomed (to say nothing of being accosted by a romantic figure in costume at 340 pounds heavy unexpectedly who thought he was a handsome knight errant), do you think you would have adapted well? Or do you think that staying out of the way as the King’s Sister was a good deal?

Katherine, the rose without a thorn:

You were a child sex abuse victim, with two perpetrators, and were pimped to Henry by your uncle. How angry are you about the centuries of your tarnished reputation?

Anna, although your first marriage ended rather quickly, did find love later in life? Or did you stay happily single for the rest of your days?

God and his saints but I pity your treatment at the hands of the vile Tudor usurper. My own love for Matilda was strong and true, for ours was a love match, and I would sooner have turned my sword on myself than see harm come to her.

Hi Catherine Parr, big fan of your work. I really love the story of the time you almost got arrested for challenging Henry’s views and were able to talk him down by convincing him it was just a fun debate because you had so much respect for his intelligence. I always thought that was a genius move - how did you come up with it? Is there anything else about that incident you remember and would like to share?

Anne, I’ve heard that you were called a witch and also used tarot cards. How accurate is that?

Two questions to any of you;

1. What do you think of Ireland gaining it's indepedences in the 20 century?

2. have you heard of Kangaroos?

Man, y’all’s parents sure didn’t have a lot of name options, did they?

As prominent women living in 16th century England, you are situated in an interesting position, on the one hand wielding significant power and influence over social and political society, while on the other occupying a subordinate position within the royal family, a structure inside of which you were likely pressured to privilege the collective interest of the family, and indeed of England, over your own.

My question is, what would Hitler have thought about this?

I'm curious about your general thoughts on axes, especially Anne's?

Did Henry only marry wives with similar names?

Katherine, Kathryn, Catherine

Anne, Anna

Jane

Shortage of names much?

I have heard that many of you are considered very talented seamstresses, and your embroidery is considered to be of the finest quality. Where did you get your patterns, or were they your own creations?

What are your favorite and least favorite things about how you're portrayed in the Wolf Hall series?

King of France ? In dreams ?

How accurate is this portrayal of your experience with Henry?

Hon how much influence did you have on Henry’s actions? Where you consulted?

Can you tell me a story? Something that you think I’ve heard before?

Henry has been looking restless of years now. How come?

What are your plans for the future?

So which of you did he like the best?

Ps. The only time I will comment here without it getting removed.

If you were all to arm wrestle who would come out on top?

Catherine were you relieved or upset at the loss of power when Henry finally passed?

Queens, what do you consider to be the biggest misconception or lie told about your life?

What did y’all think of Rick Wakeman’s album the six wives of Henry the VIII?

Whose idea was the musical?

If I may address your highnesses Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr, by your reign His Majesty had become quite fat, and his leg oozing with pus. How did it feel having to be at the right arm of somebody so disgusting?

How did you feel about your lives becoming a musical?

Kathryn, how do you feel about Ford Madox Ford’s portrayal of your brief reign in “The Fifth Queen”?

Question for Anna: Do you really look all that different from your portrait?

Hi Anna von Kleve. How much do you feel comfortable telling us about why you and Henry chose to not consummate your marriage and instead live as royal sister?

What's your opinion about your biography by R.C. Wakeman CBE?

What are your thoughts on the accuracy of your portrayal in the musical “Six”?

Katherine of aragon at risk of bringing up subjects did you lay with Arthur when you got married and why did you not remarry after Henry? You could've done better.

Kathryn, how did it feel to have a step daughter who was older than you?

J. Seymour- if you are not officially his wife, what title do you use when reffering to your relationship to His Highness?

Do you have any thoughts on women’s role in politcs at present? Thoughts on modern royals?

For those that were much younger than Henry how did you and your family view the marriage?

Did you feel resentful? or that it is part of your duty? Those that have had affairs or were romantically attracted to other people did you feel guilty why or why not?

How did your families feel? Honored or shamed? How did they feel about romantic love?

So like which of you is the hottest?