George Villiers played by Orlando Bloom, that is, Duke of Buckingham, can be said to be a dominant favored man by virtue of male color in history. George Villiers (1592-1628) was the son of a minor gentry. He became a servant of King James I of England at the age of 22. In just a few years, he went from being awarded the title of knight to platinum as one of the top ten dukes of power. The Duke of Han is truly one person below ten thousand people. In 1984, the University of California Press published a book called Letters of James I of England/ VI of Scotland. The book published a series of private letters of James I, including letters between him and George. In their correspondence, James I called George "My only sweet and dear child" "My sweet Steenie gossip" and "My sweet boy". In his reply, the Duke of Buckingham called James "Dear Dad and Gossip" and called himself "Your humble slave and dog" How about the queen and loyal dog of Chiguoguo! There is also a tendency to role-play! ! ! The most unbearable thing is that when I read these letters, James I called George a "sweetheart" in the letter and said that he loves you like a wife, and what baby wants you to return to your daddy's arms as soon as possible (the Duke of Buckingham is often outside I blush for them like running for the king! ! ! ! And these two Erques often discuss each other's wives and children in their letters! ! ! He also said to get together more! ! ! ! Although our professor said that strictly speaking, these two cannot be regarded as homosexuals, because at that time there was no such "class of people". They communicated secretly only because, back then, there was no such thing as "homosexuality." The same for theft. I won’t accuse it of someone’s personality. I just feel that someone hasn’t controlled his behavior and complied with his desires, but it can be corrected. (This view is very interesting.) But! ! ! I think these two goods are really numb! ! ! I really want to type down all these two letters! ! !
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