Dr. Estelle Paranque

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144 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard Feb 2025

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Forget about the donkey piss.
Yeah, but nothing of this worked, did it? Where did you put the stag antler horn?
As soon as Jan entered to help the couple, it worked.
Seven are going to become adults. Yeah. So ten times. Well, I think she probably did more than that. Well, yeah, more than that. And I would like to understand here the humiliation for Catherine. It's time to understand that she's not enticing enough for her husband. It creates massive humiliation, resentment. Because even if you see the two women working towards a goal, right?
Catherine is like, I hate this woman. Yeah.
I need this woman. I hate her.
Who becomes François as well.
Yeah. Yeah. But Diane is the queen in all but name.
I know, I know. It's quite annoying, isn't it?
If I'm honest with you, I think she's really much on the back seat, right? She's never shining during his reign. Towards the end, yes, she's going to play a very important role. 1558, you know, we talk about the loss of Calais. But for the French, it's great. It's a great moment. Obviously, for the English, not so much. But the reason why we got it back, when I say we, obviously the French guys.
It's because Catherine gave a speech in the Parlement de Paris. and raised money and men for her husband. And he's going to win that battle and win back Calais because of Catherine. At that time, she becomes closer to Henry because Henry's like, oh my God, you're very intelligent. And Diane starts resenting Catherine because Catherine is starting to shine.
Mary loved Diane. And Diane was a Guise, a French family, very close. So she loved Diane. And I think sometimes she was disrespectful to Catherine.
Nostri? Nostri? Damus. Damus. Damus. Nobby.
Yeah, and then he wants a revenge, so he does it again, and this time it goes through his eye.
Yes, that's the revenge.
Diana's out and she sends a letter to Catherine to apologise for all the years of humiliations.
Really? Isn't that fascinating? It is fascinating. Obviously Catherine gave me back Chenonceau. You know the H and D everywhere? She changed it D to C. The beautiful castle.
And Mary Stuart is queen of France.
Well, at that time, no, she's not yet very much running the show. And that's probably because of Mary Struth's family, the Guises. So she has very powerful, very powerful uncles, the Guises.
Yes, the geezers. But Catherine is going to try, she's going to fight to remain an advisor to her son. And he's going to accept this. But their relationship between her firstborn and her son, they're good. They're not very strong. He also really loved, I think he's the only husband that, you know, I can say that about Mary Stuart. He really loved Mary.
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