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'''Lady Anna''', known in [[Russia]] as '''Anastasia''', was the mother of the rightful [[Tsar]] of Russia, [[Freddie (The Clockwise Man)|Freddie]]. She was a cousin of Tsar [[Nicholas II]] and related to Queen [[Victoria]]. Her first husband, [[Theo (The Clockwise Man)|Theo]], the father of Freddie, was a cousin of [[Alexandra (The Wages of Sin)|Tsarina]]. | '''Lady Anna''', known in [[Russia]] as '''Anastasia''', was the mother of the rightful [[Tsar]] of Russia, [[Freddie (The Clockwise Man)|Freddie]]. She was a cousin of Tsar [[Nicholas II]] and related to Queen [[Victoria]]. Her first husband, [[Theo (The Clockwise Man)|Theo]], the father of Freddie, was a cousin of [[Alexandra (The Wages of Sin)|Tsarina]]. | ||
After his death, she married Sir [[George Harding]], a [[British]] man who helped her politically along with Lord [[Chitterington]] and Colonel [[Oblonsky]] to regain strength against their rivals. | After his death, she married Sir [[George Harding]], a [[British]] man who helped her politically along with Lord [[Chitterington]] and Colonel [[Oblonsky]] to regain strength against their rivals. | ||
At the party, hosted by her husband, she revealed her identity and the identity of her son. After supper, she retired to her quarters. ([[PROSE]]: '' [[The Clockwise Man (novel)|The Clockwise Man]]'') | At the party, hosted by her husband, she revealed her identity and the identity of her son. After supper, she retired to her quarters. ([[PROSE]]: '' [[The Clockwise Man (novel)|The Clockwise Man]]'') | ||
Revision as of 22:51, 8 July 2017
Lady Anna, known in Russia as Anastasia, was the mother of the rightful Tsar of Russia, Freddie. She was a cousin of Tsar Nicholas II and related to Queen Victoria. Her first husband, Theo, the father of Freddie, was a cousin of Tsarina.
After his death, she married Sir George Harding, a British man who helped her politically along with Lord Chitterington and Colonel Oblonsky to regain strength against their rivals.
At the party, hosted by her husband, she revealed her identity and the identity of her son. After supper, she retired to her quarters. (PROSE: The Clockwise Man)
