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It began with me being unsupervised at the Charlottenburg Palace, and posting "I'm in Berlin, and I find myself wondering...if Fritz and EC had somehow conceived a child during the Rheinsberg years, what happens? Other than trauma."
( In which we all traumatise hypothetical children )
So, here they are, Sophia Wilhelmine Antoinette of Prussia, b. 1737, and her little brother Friedrich Karl Emil, b. 1739, ready for the horrors of the 18th century. Specifically...marriage.
( I wanna marry Friedrich Karl Emil )
Whether SWA marries, I could not say. I feel like either Fritz finds her the most brilliant match possible, or her makes her a lady Abbess so that she can stay with him like Wilhelmine couldn't, and she gets to have an affair with her SIL.
(I also like the idea that, whatever FKE's personality was, he has the reproductive luck of the father of the current King of Sweden, who had four daughters before they managed a son, and died nine months later)
Heinrich, in 1786, made regent for a small child: My time has come.
( In which we all traumatise hypothetical children )
So, here they are, Sophia Wilhelmine Antoinette of Prussia, b. 1737, and her little brother Friedrich Karl Emil, b. 1739, ready for the horrors of the 18th century. Specifically...marriage.
( I wanna marry Friedrich Karl Emil )
Whether SWA marries, I could not say. I feel like either Fritz finds her the most brilliant match possible, or her makes her a lady Abbess so that she can stay with him like Wilhelmine couldn't, and she gets to have an affair with her SIL.
(I also like the idea that, whatever FKE's personality was, he has the reproductive luck of the father of the current King of Sweden, who had four daughters before they managed a son, and died nine months later)
Heinrich, in 1786, made regent for a small child: My time has come.