It’s utterly in character for Lidington to mock him, and heaven knows he’s done far worse, but ugh, I was still pretty irritated on Hunt’s behalf! Though I don’t have personal experience to draw from, I agree with you — it’s refreshing that Hunt’s stutter hasn’t been used for comedy, or as a shallow characterization tool, or any other unpleasant little low-hanging trope. It’s just, like … a thing. He’s just a character who just happens to have a stutter — and a really compelling and well-crafted character, imo!
I think 1507 or possibly actually somewhere in between those two dates.
It’s too weird to me that no one made the criticism (but made every single other one) that she was possibly too old for childbearing during the Queen-Consort-in-Waiting period (1527-33). I could totally be wrong tho! ❤
I think 1507 or possibly actually somewhere in between those two dates.
It’s too weird to me that no one made the criticism (but made every single other one) that she was possibly too old for childbearing during the Queen-Consort-in-Waiting period (1527-33). I could totally be wrong tho! ❤
today i got an unusual compliment about how pretty my eyes are (literally never been told that before in my life) and it got me thinking SO in the tags will you reblog: the thing(s) you are most complimented on AND the most unusual/bizarre compliment(s) you’ve gotten