Man this book!!!!

In chapter 3, I began to realize a few things. In my opinion from the moment and the way Anne has acted leads me to think and now know of time travel.  Count me in!!!! I know many of you would love to become connected with someone you admire. To actually see what they see, feel and hear. This lady is actually in the realm of how Anne became significant. She's in the courtyard trying to remember anything she can about King Henry VIII. Too late!!! He has listened to her talk and mumble to herself yet he finds it amusing. When she finally turns around to face the King many thoughts pour out of her mind.  The first one that I can think of is she thinks he's absolutely majestic. And this is after she starts to realize the last time they saw one another. King Henry VIII wanted her to be his mistress and she was not having that. LOL Anne even mentions how handsome he is and confident he looked. And this is while she is telling herself of how big and burly he would soon be towards the end of his life. While the king is still married to Katherine, he admits his sins and realizes he wants to annul the marriage. He wants Anne to become his queen, but asks her to keep this on the hush hush until his counsel can figure out how to handel this. I found myself thinking many times if King Henry VIII was actually not a king, then would these women flaunt themselves at him so willingly? Perhaps this is because he is the king, but is this really love of one another or love of material things? For as long as I can remember from back then, when lovers were together most of them were in different countries. And you expect a handsome king as every woman thought to be faithful throughout?  Not happening. I've said it before and I'll say it again, long distance relationships do not work. However,  if you are the current king of England and women are litteraly throwing themselves at you, what do you do?  Anne seems like she's a very strong woman with her head held up high and evidentally she does not give in so easily to the king. Maybe it could be that the saying of anyone playing hard to get intrigues the curiousity. King Henry VIII's mentality is that of a lion on the prey. It's like a game to him in which he clearly accepts the challange.