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Subject: Re: What Storyline would you like to see

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wart

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Date Posted: 10:37:45 11/11/02 Mon
In reply to: Wench Lily 's message, "Re: What Storyline would you like to see" on 09:45:43 11/11/02 Mon

Great idea !
That would be so funny, and the story line begins with them all finding out about each other ...think of all the fighting ;-) ...and the comedy ;-)..it's perfect

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Janelle of Warren
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Date Posted: 13:49:40 11/11/02 Mon

Wart suggested:
"Great idea !
That would be so funny, and the story line begins with them all finding out about each other ...think of all the fighting ;-) ...and the comedy ;-)..it's perfect"

...or do it as a Christmas faire with the ghosts of wives present, past and future. Though, of course, Henry wouldn't reform in the end. :-D

I'd love to see a storyline based on some of the old classic novels, like The Black Arrow. Or maybe earlier British History. Richard the 3rd might be interesting, or how about the time that A Lion in Winter is set in (brain fart re: which Henry that was, but it was Richard the Lionheart's father and Eleanor of Aquitane.)?

Janelle of Warren
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