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The Virgin Queen
01.) Full name? - Elizabeth (I) Tudor, Queen of England
02.) Best friend? - Mistress Kat Ashley
03.) Sexuality? - Straight
04.) Favorite color? - she favors greens and blues
05.) Relationship status? - single
06.) Ideal mate? - Robert Dudly, if she weren't queen
07.) Turn-ons? - handsome and intelligence
08.) Last sexual experience? - Thanks to her experience growing up, Elizabeth has what could almost be a phobia of interacting in a sexual relationship
09.) Favorite food? - in England, she enjoyed fruit, but she also enjoys Indian
10.) Crushes? - Robert Dudly
11.) Favorite music? -she'll always be partial to renaissance music, but she'll admit that her father's band White Hall is growing on her
12.) Biggest fear? - failure
13.) Biggest fantasy? -she'd like to have some semblance of a real, functional family and still be a great woman in her own right...what? Elizabeth was always too practical
14.) Quirks in bed? - *see answer to 'sexual experience'
15.) Bad habits? - short temper, indecisive
16.) Biggest regret? -the execution of Mary, Queen of Scotts, even though she was compelled to do so-on a personal level it's always something she'd regret
17.) Best kept secrets? -her crush on Robert Dudly
18.) Last thought? - how could I trump my students today
19.) Worst sexual experience? - her entire love life
20.) Biggest insecurity? -
who: Elizabeth and Mary Tudor
Where: University at Cambridge, England
What: two sisters catching up
When: soon after this
Even though they were rivals as Elizabeth grew old, when she was a child, Mary was almost a mother to her. It was when she became queen and feared her position that Elizabeth's life was at risk.
How strange it was, that in this era, the roles were almost reversed. Elizabeth in her mid 30s and a well respected professor and Mary a young lady and a student herself.
She gave Mary the location of the closest portkey and directions where to meet her. Now, she was waiting besides one of the center buildings of the university, quite different from how the portraits artists portrayed her: she abandoned the wigs for her natural strawberry blonde hair and instead of gowns she wore a deep brown dress suit with a red brooch. The total effect was simple and yet still grand.