Yes, although as far as I remember there was no skullduggery involved.
King James I of Scotland and his wife Joan Beaufort had twin sons Alexander and James on 16 October 1430. The older twin Alexander died the same day he was born, and the younger twin James became King James II in 1436.
The older one becomes king.Yes, but what would have happened if both twins had lived?
The older one becomes king.
Reality and fiction are full of scheming relatives who want the throne. Wiki tells me the man in the iron mask was a real person. Probably not a relative of the King, though.Apparently, there was a concern that the unfortunate twin could conspire to take the place of his brother hence the man in an iron mask legend.
Reality and fiction are full of scheming relatives who want the throne. Wiki tells me the man in the iron mask was a real person. Probably not a relative of the King, though.
More than a few I would imagine. The list of "Suspects" incudes generals, princes, various illegitimate relatives, diplomats and scandal makers.He must have been someone easily identified otherwise what would be the point of the mask?
How many people in the realm were that famous back then? Aside from the king that is.
More than a few I would imagine. The list of "Suspects" incudes generals, princes, various illegitimate relatives, diplomats and scandal makers.
Normal people drink the kool aid and follow demagogues and fascist leaders.DS9's Paradise has one of the most idiotic endings of the whole franchise. At least at the end of covenant, the people revolt against the asshole who's exploited them, but in that idiotic episode, the villain is vindicated, in fact, note that even the music endorses her, instead of sinister tones at the moment of truth, we get some mawkish sentimental crap!!!
She caused several people to die, she's tortured that guy for stealing a candle!!! And in the end, it looks like she's gonna come back as a hero after having spent some time in a federation jail. And her asshole of a son is an attempted murderer!!!
This episode is a character assassination of normal people!!!
Paradise is one of the most problematic and tone deaf episodes in Star Trek. The Federation should really have known better than just leave a bunch of people who are most likely the victims of cult-like brainwashing to fend for themselves.
Are we talking about the same Federation that thinks nothing of leaving a kid alone in his quarters hours after his mother's been killed?![]()
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