In the original short story “The Struggles of A Queen”, By Taylor Stewart. We follow Queen Elizabeth I struggle in life, her rise to power, and her downfall. Queen Elizabeth Tudor I is considered to be on of the most famous and powerfullest rulers to go down in history. She became Queen of England in 1558, she is also known as “The Virgin Queen” because she was never married and didn't have any kids. Elizabeth’s biggest challenge was being unmarried and ending the Tudor line.
The day had just begun, the clouds were barely forming, the sun was at its lowest and there was still the shape of a moon in the sky. Elizabeth Tudor had just woken up her hair was still in a braid from the night before, her eyes had bags under them from lack of sleep. She was up all night remembering her speech, for the next day she would hold the title Queen of England. What a privilege, what an honor, what a burden to take on. How she longed to remember some memory of her mother. Former Queen of England and wife of King Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn. All she knew is that her mother was executed on charges of witchcraft, adultery, and conspiracy against her husband the king. Little did she know these were false charges. As she got out of her bed slowly she walked to the window and stood there just staring at the open field of green grass. She stood there and let all emotions play out through her head. She wanted to scream, cry, and shout. Why would they make her become queen at such a young age. Although her half-sister Queen Mary of Scots …show more content…
Sometimes it takes a cold-hearted female to rule a kingdom. Although she was illegitimate to the crown she still made her way to the top and definitely made her mark on history, and went down as one of the greatest queens. She had no kids, but her successor was James VI and I who was the son of Henry Stuart and Queen Mary
The day had just begun, the clouds were barely forming, the sun was at its lowest and there was still the shape of a moon in the sky. Elizabeth Tudor had just woken up her hair was still in a braid from the night before, her eyes had bags under them from lack of sleep. She was up all night remembering her speech, for the next day she would hold the title Queen of England. What a privilege, what an honor, what a burden to take on. How she longed to remember some memory of her mother. Former Queen of England and wife of King Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn. All she knew is that her mother was executed on charges of witchcraft, adultery, and conspiracy against her husband the king. Little did she know these were false charges. As she got out of her bed slowly she walked to the window and stood there just staring at the open field of green grass. She stood there and let all emotions play out through her head. She wanted to scream, cry, and shout. Why would they make her become queen at such a young age. Although her half-sister Queen Mary of Scots …show more content…
Sometimes it takes a cold-hearted female to rule a kingdom. Although she was illegitimate to the crown she still made her way to the top and definitely made her mark on history, and went down as one of the greatest queens. She had no kids, but her successor was James VI and I who was the son of Henry Stuart and Queen Mary