Hever

But she had been raised to make the best possible marriage for herself, which would be to some sort of nobleman.

So she knew how to manage a household of that size, like maybe the size of Hever, where she grew up.

She had not been trained like a royal princess would have been and how to, like, be the queen of a country.

So she's just, like, making this up the best she can.

Um, playing musical instruments, reading books, like, really getting her reformation on, like, really learning about religious stuff.

She might have spent some time, like, the houses are not close to each other, if you know where Hever is, related to other properties.

But there's a-- The closest nearby family is called the Wyatts.

They live in nearby Ellington, so maybe she hung out with them a little bit.

That's foreshadowing because a Wyatt is gonna show up in the story later.

So she's there at Hever for a while.

1526, she's finally invited back to royal court.

She's probably around twenty-five years old at this time.