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{{wikipediainfo|Isabella of Valois}} | |||
{{Infobox Individual | {{Infobox Individual | ||
|species | |species = Human | ||
|origin | |origin = [[France]] | ||
|only | |spouse = Richard II | ||
|only = The Doctor's Tale (audio story) | |||
|voice actor = Alice Haig | |voice actor = Alice Haig | ||
}} | }} | ||
[[Queen]] '''Isabella''' was the young [[France|French]]-born wife of [[King]] [[Richard II]] of [[England]]. | [[Queen]] '''Isabella''' was the young [[France|French]]-born wife of [[King]] [[Richard II]] of [[England]]. She was originally from [[Fontainebleau]]. | ||
After her husband was deposed in [[1399]], she was imprisoned in [[Sonning Palace]]. While there in [[1400]], she met the [[First Doctor]], [[Ian Chesterton]], [[Barbara Wright]] and [[Vicki Pallister]]. She and Vicki travelled to [[London]] in the hope of freeing her husband from captivity. | After her husband was deposed in [[1399]], she was imprisoned in [[Sonning Palace]]. While there in [[1400]], she met the [[First Doctor]], [[Ian Chesterton]], [[Barbara Wright]] and [[Vicki Pallister]]. She and Vicki travelled to [[London]] in the hope of freeing her husband from captivity. | ||
She was greatly upset when she learned of Richard II's death. Having been denied food on the orders of the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]] [[Thomas Arundel]], he starved to death in [[Pomfret Castle]], where he had been imprisoned. Henry IV hoped that she would marry his 13-year-old son [[Henry V|Prince Hal]] but she had no intention of doing so, describing him as a "spotty boy". | She was greatly upset when she learned of Richard II's death. Having been denied food on the orders of the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]] [[Thomas Arundel]], he starved to death in [[Pomfret Castle]], where he had been imprisoned. Henry IV hoped that she would marry his 13-year-old son [[Henry V|Prince Hal]] but she had no intention of doing so, describing him as a "spotty boy". | ||
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After Arundel was defeated, she returned to France to live with her family. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Doctor's Tale (audio story)|The Doctor's Tale]]'') | After Arundel was defeated, she returned to France to live with her family. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Doctor's Tale (audio story)|The Doctor's Tale]]'') | ||
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[[Category: | Isabella's father is [[Charles VI]] of France, however this connection is not known to have been made in any ''Doctor Who'' fiction. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:29, 23 November 2021
Queen Isabella was the young French-born wife of King Richard II of England. She was originally from Fontainebleau.
After her husband was deposed in 1399, she was imprisoned in Sonning Palace. While there in 1400, she met the First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright and Vicki Pallister. She and Vicki travelled to London in the hope of freeing her husband from captivity.
She was greatly upset when she learned of Richard II's death. Having been denied food on the orders of the Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Arundel, he starved to death in Pomfret Castle, where he had been imprisoned. Henry IV hoped that she would marry his 13-year-old son Prince Hal but she had no intention of doing so, describing him as a "spotty boy".
After Arundel was defeated, she returned to France to live with her family. (AUDIO: The Doctor's Tale)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
Isabella's father is Charles VI of France, however this connection is not known to have been made in any Doctor Who fiction.
