The Scandalous Secrets Of Marie Antoinette
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- Marie Antoinette was the last queen of France before the French Revolution. She married King Louis XVI at a young age and became known for her lavish lifestyle and extravagant spending. Her reputation was tarnished by rumours of her affairs and political influence, and she became a symbol of the excesses of the monarchy. Despite her efforts to reform her image, she was ultimately unable to escape the Revolution, and she was executed by guillotine in 1793. Her legacy remains controversial, but she is remembered as a tragic figure who was unable to reconcile the demands of her royal role with the changing times.
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She was truly misunderstood. She was not a greedy gluttonous woman as history wants us to believe. She was a pious woman that was run down with her family because they were monarchs and there was a rebellious anti monarch faction in France that later spread all over the world
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The European Spring.
Yeah that rebellious anti-monarchy faction was responsible for the spread of democracy, republicanism, separation of religion and state, abolition of slavery, gender equality and universal human rights
And she never said let them eat cake a writer poet said that years before
Where can I read it for free?
As a half French I do know some other details that happend like at her execution she accidentally stepped on the executioners foot and then apologized this made the executioners sad and actually didn't want her dead, she was strong and fearless and shouldn't have died in such a sad way
More please l!!
As a half Polack, I too knew about MA stepping on her executioner's foot. 🥴
Bro are you saying that revolution was bad and monarchy spending lots of money on partying is ok
@vukstojanovic4745 Monarchy bad. Killing people worse. There are always other solutions. Are you saying the bolchevikes were right to murder the Romanov children just because they were born into a royal family? The revolution wasn't good or bad, it might have brought good things on the long run but killing as a punishment is wrong. always.
@@svuk1204no one ever said that but you, don’t try to make something seem like what it’s not. The revolution was good and extremely bad tho, it caused so much bloodshed and violence as well as the fact it didn’t even help with starvation and inflation.. so many innocent people were put to death and murdered because of it. Nobility had an unfair advantage and no it’s not ok for them to party all the time.
Marie Antoinette was not extravagant. She had to wear French fashion to show off the excellence of France's highly skilled product production. her dresses showed off the high level of French tailoring and highest quality French fabrics. Everything she wore was to show off French excellence. Her jewelry advertised the high level of French jewelry innovation and craftsmanship . If she drank tea out of a bone china cup, it showed France's high level of china production. If she walked on a rug, it was a French made rug. Marie Antoinette was a walking billboard for the craftsmanship and luxury products of France and she was advertising the high level of quality and excellence that France is still known for TODAY. The same as when a popular singer or actress today wears borrowed Louis Vuitton or Gucci etc and sales go up because someone famous wore it. You dont see the Queen of England or Princess Catherine running around in Italian designer clothes or German cars, do you ? They are British Royals, and they wear British designer clothes, eat British food and drive British cars to PROMOTE British excellence and British industry. Marie Antoinette was accused of a lot of things in her life of which she was not guilty. From hairbrushes to shoes to perfume to bone china, the things that Marie Antoinette used are still in high demand today and are recognized for their excellence and for being French.
@@georgiannareid8558 no, she never said that.
Nah! She was a spoiled rich bitch surrounded by a starving nation! Did she ever once care about their plight?Give up any of her extravagances to donate to the poor? Talk to her husband about the starving masses?
But she does have her moments of useless extravagance though, like the little village she built so she could play pretend
@@Loaves_of_Cat everyone has moments of useless extravagance. Even you. It's just that MA had more money at her disposal. And think of all the carpenters, bricklayers, painters, curtain makers, furniture makers etc. that had paid jobs to build her fantasy village.
Is that not the definition of extravagant? Her intention may be different than what people think but she was still extravagant
One disturbing fact about the French Revolution, is that in some revolutionary tribunals, the jury acted as both the jury and the prosecution, meaning in most cases the defendants didn't stand a proper trial as they were denied the opportunity to prepare their cases for their defense. In other words, once suspected, you're as good as guilty. Marie Antoinette in particular was the subject of a lot of unjustness, stemming from the vengeful populace. She was falsely accused of abusing her son, engaging in incest with him and the poor boy was manipulated to tastify against her, and his testimony, a mislead child's testimony was taken into consideration! As she heard this, she burst into tears, appealing to all mothers present for her innocence as she denied this abhorrent charge that no mother would act. She was nonetheless convicted
O they had no chance! France had great orators at that time and royalty was completely blind to what was going on.
@@marionmarino1616till doesn't take away how brutal mob mentality was at the time. If anything both the masses and her (simply a scapegoat of extravagant to them) were victims. I'd be more pissed at the king who actually had the power to change things. Like if he truly cared he would have done everything to help the poor and to ease the sentiments of the starving masses who obviously couldn't think straight because of him.
@@bmona7550 Nobody looks good here, the French nobility seemed totally isolated from their own countrymen & the rest of the world. Unruly mobs taking over countries don’t always end well, we were lucky we had some good leaders.
Um exude you im french
And Im Jamaican. Do I look and sound evil. You can't be talking because of your ancestors. Look at your self in the mirror before you judge.
I'm actually half French too. I'm French Canadian indigenous (native imdian ) on both sides of my biological father’s mother's side and I'm a 7th generation metis my grandparents are Cyrille Monette - Odile Bouin. On
My biological fathers fathers side is Jamaican, Italian and German and Sri Lanka. On my mothers side is Jamaican Lebanese, Chinese and jew, and a little African. My mother's mother Mom that's my great-grandmother was a South Haka Chinese. I don't care what others think I know I'm indigenous but a lot of them think they are full are not nice and some are Spanish people. If I'm related to this person and I'm a metis with ancestors and photo album then I'm Indigenous and proud of it. I feel for Maria when she's mistreated. I
Understand. Funny I'm born in America wile my mother is born in Jamaica bit live in America and my father is born in Canada. Heck lebanise and people in India and afganastan and jews mistreat each other think even Asia like where you from. You're comment was very stupid and disgusting.
@@bmona7550 actually, France was broke because King Louis XIV involved France in 5 or 6 long and costly wars, and spent much too much money building Versailles. Then Louis XV was a weak and ineffective king, and Louis XVI inherited the whole financial mess plus a great deal of money from the French treasury was poured into the American revolution as soon as he became king. And the French were not really supporting the American revolution, they just wanted to stick it to the British. I;m not saying that Louis XVI was a brilliant economist (he wasn't) but he did inherit a huge national financial mess that was started by his father's and grandfather's governments.
Marie Antoinette many have liked glitz and glamour on one hand but on the other she did have empathy for her people and adopted two poor children
No empathy for democracy and freedom though.
@@bramobinThat democracy and freedom, however, resulted in the death of her and her husband, even the torture and death of some of her children and thousands of innocents. Also the countless wars fought for that freedom and democracy led to the deaths of millions. Just a thought.
@@bramobinSo your saying she should have empathy for the people trying to murder her?
@@EmperorBonaparte-sb1jp she had 20y to act. Ofc after the revolution was properly undergoing and she took the wrong decisions at every turn, it was too late.
What they did to her family and particularly her son is disgraceful
Think about the millions of peasants that died everyday while she feasted
Agreed. 😢
agreed, it horrified me after I knew what they did to Louis Charles, RIP 😢
Yes I read about it and could not sleep. Small boy going through all kinds of harassment
@@jananihemalatha6129 what did they did to him? I kinda forgot
Marie Antoinette could do no right. Accused of being excessive. which was more the result of being ignored by Her husband who did not consummate the marriage for 7 yrs. The pressure to produce an heir. As she matured she tried to live more simply and was accused of imitating the poor. Marie Antoinette adopted an orphan whom her carriage almost ran over.she also adopted a black slave freed and gave him the best life and education reserved for royalties. When the famous composer Chavalier St. George was rejected and rebuffed by the Singers/Divas in the Paris Opera Marie Antoinette gave him refuge and hired him as her teacher and brought the opera to her home in Versailles with the Chevalier as it's head. She was a scapegoat and her trial was a farce. I wonder how the present day French people view the past actions of their ancestors in Regard to Maria Antoinette.
She also tried to wear more plain dresses and then she was mocked and shamed for looking like a peasant, then she wore more expensive dresses and then she was accused of being greedy and luxurious
@@annemettefrederiksen7751 yesss!!!!! True and truth!!!!
It truly is sad how the propaganda of the then still has great influence over our "modern" and "well-informed" education of today.
Also she didn’t like her husband and he didn’t like her too at the start. He had a completely opposite personality. He was introverted and she was an extrovert and liked being a centre of attention.
Her daughter, Marie-Thérèse Charlotte, survived and married the man her parents had originally chosen for her, the Duke of Angouleme.
I wonder what would have happened had she managed to have a child or two, particularly a son that could have gained support from her mother's family and or other royal families to try and reclaim the French throne
And she was very unhappy with her cousin - who she married?
I sometimes wonder if she did in fact go on to have a child or two but kept it secret out of fear
She had loyal husband and she died in old age with childless.
She actually ended up being Queen of France for about 10 minutes during a shift in post revolution government when she was handed her abdication papers to sign.
Outstanding work, very compassionate. The artwork is beautiful.
The “artwork” is ai generated 😕
@@LordOfTheSith66So?
I really love Marie Antoinette and next to her Empress Sisi of Vienna. Two of my favourite royals for beauty and fashion even though they both had tragic endings I really admire them and love them
Aww thank you for loving my family 💞
Wrong. She was a good wife a good mother a devout Catholic and a martyr.
No she was not
She was not a martyr. In no way did she die for her faith, she died for her greed. Good riddance
@@a70770 i think you know nothing about Marie Antoinette and it shows
@@a70770 While She Obviously Was NOT a Martyr, She did not die for greed. she was framed for lots of stuff. the French people just wanted to kill her, Research that bit more then the lies of 1780s French peasant's.
Is she was catholic she knew that greed is a sin and as an atheist i can say that almost all religius people are religious because of the place where they are born and influence of others in their suraundings most christians belive in god and defend their beliefs by repeating ehat they were told ( most)
I remember reading a book that was made like a diary of hers when I was 8 or 9. It really messed with me learning how she met her end
From the Royal Diary series? They also had ones from Elizabeth Tudor, Cleopatra, Grand Dutchess Anastasia, Mary Queen of Scotts, Catherine the Great, to name a few
Funny how people (mostly non Europeans) who never studied History seem to know more about Marie Antoinette than historians themselves. They talk about her as a close friend or a relative who would have shared her deepest secrets with them...
Europeans especially the French tend to be bias with their history and what they vehemently believe about their controversial historical figures
She was underestimated by everyone who thought she was weak.
Don't think her accent would have been British. She was Austrian and French
It wasn’t Marie Antoinette that bankrolled the American Revolution, emptying out an already seriously depleted treasury. There were several examples of her exercising fiscal responsibility, such as in the “Affair of the Queen’s Necklace”. Louis’ XIV, XV, & XVI and their policies of taxing the poor and not the wealthy are responsible for the events that lead to the French Revolution. Most monarchs at the time did the exact same thing, and most governments still do it today. The USA definitely does!
She was used as scapegoat by their enemies
So nice to see a representation of Marie that didn't sell her to be a monster!
Political injustice and prejudice.... Can get someone wrongfully killed....
She was rightfully killed. Her treason to the french people was too much. All revolutions of the people are just
It’s so sad that anyone has to endure the fate of being beheaded it’s just ridiculous to me how humans even in the olden days can see this and not think it’s wrong she is definitely a courageous woman for being able to even step up to that guillotine and die with honor and dignity it’s more than any of us would’ve done I’m sure I would’ve been bawling my eyes out and pissing my pants really makes you wonder how great we really have it these days and how much people take for granted rest in peace Marie Antoinette
Nehhhh
Marie antoinette can rest in piss 🤡
She was very courageous but she also was extremely distraught. There’s a reason why the Marie Antoinette Syndrome is named after her. She developed white hair overnight before her execution from major stress.
Traditionally, traitors were tortured to death. She had it a lot easier than most before her.
The guillotine was invented cause it was apparently way less painful than other methods of execution. But ye still pretty horrible
I touched her wedding dress
once so long ago
I marveled at the golden thread
on the gown that seemed to glow
I saw it in a closet
in the attick a Church
hidden there in Austria
for whatever it is worth
@@uncatila did you touch her panties too#!!! Lol 🤣😆. ☝️👑☝️#!! L ol 😆
I hope so! What they did to she and her children was despicable. Savages!
Of course, because all poor people are savages. Right?
It takes a lot to drive people that crazy. Did you forget that people were starving? How would you react to the rich if you had to watch your child die of malnutrition?
@@reeree104 I
I’m saved by the blood of Christ. Debauchery is not my thing. I praise God that his own will be Raptured out of this world before Satan’s demons are loosed from the pit of Hell! The word Hallelujah is said the same way in every nation of the world! Hallelujah to the Lamb of God the Savior of all mankind!
@@merrittmontgomery7695 er, okay
@@reeree104 I’d certainly make sure I was removed from the Tribulation. The fallen angels, satan’s legion will kill 1/3 of all mankind left on earth. Read Revelation 9:1-21. We are in the last days. er, hopefully you will find Savation. May God bless you.
On the other hand:
I recommend “Marie Antoinette, The Last Queen of France” by Evelyne Lever, well written and very definitive.
I feel bad for her.
The House of Bourbon lived in luxury while the average French subject lived in poverty. She was made out as a scapegoat in the end.
She was really brave when she had to face the tribunal. But the verdict was made before she had to stand before the judges. The socalled evidence was brutally invented. I believe she is one of the most misunderstood women/queens ever. She was a naive young girl when she entered France. No doubts. But alone without any friend she had to cope with the brutal courtiers who only waited for opportunities to talk bad about her and spread false rumours. And the numerous letters her mother sent to her were of no help in her situation and loneliness - just the contrary.
And she never said "Let them eat cake." A nice woman in fact.
She never said " let them eat cake"
@@georgiannareid8558 but the Queen of France tin the 17th century said it. I don't know the name of queen that said it, but she said it flippenly.
@@carterbentonjr399It was not even Marie Antoinette. That term was there even before she got married and sent to France.
@@bmona7550 I think she was still a child when it came about.
The things we know now about queen Marie change our whole perspective of her.
I've always thought Marie Antoinette was used as a scapegoat for centuries of selfishness & gluttony by the French monarchy long before she married into that house. The fancy cloths, extravagant parties & expensive mansions were already a thing before Marie came on the scene.
Another wonderful work. Your Talking Heads series are always fascinating. Thank you.
Let’s not forget she was just fourteen when she arrived in France. A child. Her teenage years mistakes and growing up were public and unforgiven…
This was great. Love these personalities talking about their fate. Well done 👍
Another one tomorrow! 😊
I love these ai videos but at the same time they are so creepy 😂
Why did these countries expect teenagers to know what to do
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@@annhopkins9172tbh idk
Beautiful 😍❤️ queen 👑👑!!! Your heinous #!!! I bow before you my royal heinous #!! Long live the Queen 👑👑☝️🤗#!!! ☝️
Her family sold her to France as a child, like a broodmare, and then frequently wrote her letters criticizing her for failing to bear children with the (likely) impotent King Louis. She just couldn’t win.
Most only remember her saying "Let them eat cake!" when told the people had no bread. She never said it, but they cut her head off even though she was innocent.
Innocent or not, the 100 days pf terror was just one of revenge by the masses who had been oppressed for so long. The masses had little regard for true justice.
Missed to mention her true love. The dashing swede, axel von fersen
why do people forget that she was a child when she got married she was a child she was a young teenager come on I don't believe nothing that those people were saying about her they hated her because she wasn't French they hated her because she was humble
Humble 😂😂. OMG, people are so innocent 😢.
Yeah, personally even tho she was hated for it she got lucky for not having to go thru childbirth at 15, couldn’t imagine it at that age..
Royalty in that era married around her age mostly due to politcal reasons, in her case it was because of the new allience between France and Austria which were arch enimies. Also people talk like she was married to some old man or something but Louis XVI was barely a year older than her.
No. She wasn’t humble, oml. She just didn’t understand what the poor are going through. You need to stop sugarcoating it and making it everything about her! They hated her because of her extravagance and they never gave a damn when she died.
“Talking Heads” of a guillotine victim. 😶 Works for me. lol
Seriously, though, this was a neat video. It’s obvious you’re enjoying you recent upgrade in technology and software. The rest of us are enjoying it as well. ❣️
Talking Heads, it's Anne Boleyn next 😃
She was made the scapegoat she wasn’t extravagant she was made to be in accordance to the French court Marie Antoinette did do philanthropy work cause her mother had her play with lesser born children at a young age and charity work
She also gave political advices to her husband during his periods of depression, which allowed her to have more influences on countrys finances... However results of these advices did not sit well among people.. She also failed to attend the assembly of Notables which was held in purpose of initiating financial reforms (the assembly itself didn't pass any reforms) and in generally she failed to execute financial & agricultural reforms. Also she disagreed with financial minister who proposed equality before law
I love your videos. They are so informative and and lovely to look at. Thank you.
R.I.P Queen Marie Antoinette Of France!
What kind of program they're using for this magnificent short?
Marie Deserved Better. She Was Framed, And She was From Austria, France's Enemy. Justice For Marie!
Yes , but her husband and she fled from Paris to rejoin France's ennemies. Marie-Antoinette 's secret letters proved that she had contacted them.That's why they were arrested and sentenced to death for having betrayed their oath to the respect the new constitution ( pretty much like a constitutional monarchy). Marie wanted her husband to remain a king by divine right like his predecessors King Louis XIV and King Louis XV. The French revolutionaries didn't want that anymore.
I agree that neither Louis nor Marie-Antoinette were evil people. Not at all. Unfortunately, they had no political sense and awareness. Louis was a sensitive and intelligent man but he wasn't ruthless enough. He was also influenced by his wife. French people were suffering a lot before the French Revolution so we can't say they were wrong to ask for justice. If the whole of European monarchies hadn't attacked France, there wouldn't have been a Terror regime with so many people guillotined.
Your two hundred years late buddy but I agree she deserved way better
She was just in the wrong place at wrong time,
What happened to her poor children after she was killed was so disgusting
Marie Antoinette unfortunately landed a really bad gig, by being betrothed to an heir to the throne who had so many personal issues. Marie had her indulgences, but didn't deserve the bad rap she was branded with, and didn't deserve to be executed!
i haven't wanted any kinds of explanations, but thank you.
Queen 👑 i am at your service! My royal heinous !! Long live the Queen 👑 🤗☝️
She is an icon in history
She is a martyr. There's a reason why her same detractors are remembered as conducting a Reign of Terror
she was the princcess diana of her time, except everyone hated her
They didn’t truly know her. All these tales of excess and riches was not true
Jaleousy. ..
Princess Diana married into the royal family, was killed by royals, never was queen. Antoinette was nothing like that
Did they though?
@@januarysson5633No one understood her pain even after she died and even only a few today truly knew her
marie antoinette with a british accent 😂
She was the true victim of a nation gone mad , no matter what she might have been guilty of.
You could face the national razor for looking crossed in her day , the same as you can loose your job today for so much as Looking at a woman to long , or anything not
Considered politically correct.
Can’t imagine why the poor would have hated her
My aunt is named Antoinette after this Queen.
An AWESOME job 👍👏👏 THANKS SOOO MUCH 👍👍
Marie I love you Amen
If u lived in her time she would have happily watched you starve.
She is in my family tree. Awesome.
The talking heads are unsettling but fascinating to look at
Thoroughly enjoyed!!!
It’s sad because that’s what we think when we think of her let them eat cake 🎂
There are historians that can refute this.
She was just a good mother I can say
It’s sad that she was put to death. Unfortunately, someone wanted the kingdom for themselves, so they found faults in the King and Queen. So why rid the children, oh yeah I forgot, it was to keep them from gaining the throne. What monsters these people were back then and still today. 🤦♀️
She was very beautiful and she had to wait several years till her husband was forced to have children with her, because he needed heirs and didn’t know how to make them. That was interesting to read about.
Thank you for making this wonderful video.
"They found faults in the King and Queen" The level of ignorance is crazy. Even if you cannot blame the Queen, which I understand partly, excusing the King is absolutely crazy. Have you not read history? Have you not read about how the two estates stepped on the back of the poor peasants and starved them, taxed them like no end? Yes, this revolution left a power vacuum which was taken advantage of by the Robespierre government but saying the entire 'French Revolution' is just some power hungry people conspiring against the oh-so-innocent royal family and taking power for themselves just shows so much ignorance from your part. This revolution is the reason you can express this take, ffs!
She's beautiful😍
The palace of Versailles may be a spectacular palace, but it is actually the Marie Antoinette’s village on the palace grounds that has this sad naive beauty about it. It reflects her melancholy and how she was trying to escape the rigid court rules and etiquette and her envious courtiers. And she had to pay it with an unfair hefty price😢
It was obvious that France would have revolution years before it happened. Both the King and Queen were advised to seek refuge in Austria. They waited too long. Same with Tsar Nicholas 2 or even Charles I of England. Got to know when to cut bait and run.
She was a nice woman
Thank you❤
Isn't it lovely to see our Nobelist of dear friends speak to us through fabulous modern technology and management skills of the truest sense of their respective often tragic past lives. Lovely and thankyou. Never forget from where we came.
She Never even said the phrase ‘Let them eat cake’, it was all a rumor, she never actually said it🤷🏼♀️👀 it’s still a fabulous sentence and I still love it hahah!🥰💖 she was falsely accused of many things sadly, she was just a 15 year old girl who liked sweets, orange blossoms water, simple food and playing milk maidens with her friends🥰
🤣🤣🤣😭😭 were you there
@@apexnoobs9151 ever heard of google? It’s a Really simple search and as someone who loves the history behind this queen I have read a Lot about her. It’s an easy search, no need to be rude🤷🏼♀️ have a nice day!
Humblelness is a wonderful virtue.Evetything in moderation even when and if privileged
I've always had mixed emotions about Marie Antoinette.
“Talking heads” makes perfect sense 😅
"Let them eat cake!"
One of the greatest (and most misunderstood) quotes of all time!
Fr
Can you explain please
☺️ It's better if you ponder this one on your own.
It'll mean more to you.
@@Dan0__ any source?
She might have been a good lady yet a very extravagant queen who was really cut off from the problems of the people but most of the queens are. She didn't face the fate she actually deserved just because of the paranoia of a revolutionary. The French Revolution is dark yet important chapter of the history of Europe
My favorite Queen of all time! 💫❣️
You were amazing a woman ahead of your time.
I get so excited when I see that you've uploaded. Then it's like someone has popped my balloon when I realize it's a short and not a full length video. ; )
I did say in community tab the next two were shorts, Sunday and Wednesday for longer videos 😊
These are amazing videos
If the Royals took less and, gave to the starving poor they would have kept their heads
She was a great queen and I'm to honor to born a October 16th.
Let them eat cake. Very considerate.
They both got a raw deal! So sad!❤
She was not a good queen, but she was far from a bad person.
The power of a queen was very limited in France unlike places like England. France was already set up for a revolution from Louis Xvi or perhaps even earlier. Also they had bad harvests and also taxes were only paid by the poor (The 3rd Estate). Her husband the king tried several times to tax the rich nobles. But through the power of them and the weakness of the king was unable to do so thus accelerating the French Revolution
@@markpeter4304 I know.
@@markpeter4304 everyone is rich nowadays, so they side with the queen, whereas people of the past understood hunger and understood what drove or accelerated the revolution.
@@beth1979ah it's more like the nobility at the time was even powerful than the royal family. They spread bad press about her because she's easy to scapegoat. The masses eat up any hate against the scapegoat because when you are starving you tend to not be critical of where you direct the hate. They probably even thought worse about her than the king himself who should have become stronger to prevent most of what happened. She wasn't completely horrible at all. Just given unequal hate. The biggest ones at fault were the majority of the powerful nobles who honestly all should have been publicly flogged
They were horrjble those days. Executed her no matter what and also thst poor woman that was burny alive coz they believed no matter what she was practising witch craft.They. Were Mean m Evil
love this!
I feel the best description of Marie Antoinette came from Reddit of all places.
The thread went along the lines of "she was a spoiled brat, sure, but she help next to no power in France"
She wasn't spoiled more like forced to because everyone in the French court basically hated her because she's not French. If she wore anything simple or extravagant that is expected for a Queen she was hated the same. Most people will kill themselves in her shoes
CAN YOU PLEASE SHOW A VIDEO OF LEOPOLD OF BELGIUM IN CONGO, AND TELL THE WORLD OF HIS TIME IN AFRICA AND ALL HE DID IN THE NAME OF RUBBER.
At 39 yo, with this kind of reasoning, youre still naive
History remembers you as “ let them eat cake”! Very common in our time! Very!
I would have been doing the same thing girl! What?! She was very kind adopting children from peasants on the estate who were orphaned/put into the foster “care”(less) system which was just as bad if not worse than where they had come from+treating them as she did her own biological children in almost every way. Indulged beyond compare they were great playmates for her royal offspring.
The film starring Kirsten Dunst was worth a watch.
If she was the type of person that didn’t like people, was mean to her husband in public and private, wanted everyone to not have good things even herself and ordering people what to do all the time like a dictator the others in the court would of secretly took her and killed her in private, saying she went missing.
It's crazy that she is actually talking about herself and her cons😂😂
Marie Antoniette was misunderstood because of king Louis.
I AM AFRAID THAT ALL MAIN LINE HISTORY REMEMBERS OF HER IS A REAL PAIN IN THE NECK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She had her sun, moon and Venus in the 5th house … and her black moon Lilith in the opposite house, where the masses rejected her… i am deeply drawn to her story and for some reason I caught this at 555 comments as I know change is happening for me as well! But wow o