I am pleased to announce that my boyfriend and I are currently having an email conversation about British royalty in the 15th and 16th centuries. This sparked by my google search on Richard Plantagenet, who is mentioned in We Have Always Lived In The Castle.

I've just explained to Will the difference between Anne Plantagenet and Anne Bolyn (with Anne of Cleves thrown in for good measure). I feel like such a geek. In his defense, the genealogy chart on the website I sent him the link for was near-impossible to read, and it isn't easy to find much info on women who died in 1476.

And Will just managed to get in a Buffy reference. That'll teach me to bring Marie Antoinette into the conversation (don't ask).