| “ | Remember that strength that so many people have tried to take from you. It is still in you. My friend. My queen. | ” |
The relationship between Mary Stuart and Lola Narcisse.
Overview[]
Mary and Lola were best friends who have known each other since their childhood. Their friendship has had its up and downs because of Lola blaming Mary for Colin's death saying that Greer,Kenna, and Aylee were her friends while she is her queen and they are there on service to her whatever that may mean whatever that may cost them. Mary has promised to protect her and the others. Recently, Lola slept with Francis betraying Mary causing their friendship to fall apart. Lola was loyal to Mary when she went to English's court which ultimately costed her life.
History[]
In the Series[]
Quotes[]
Lady Lola: You are my queen, and we're your subjects. We're here in service to you, whatever that means, whatever it costs us.
Queen Mary: If the truth comes out and he loses faith in me, I will resent you!
Queen Mary: I am more than your friend. I am your Queen.
Queen Mary: You mustn't let anyone stand in your way.
Queen Mary: It may not be my throne by the time I get there. And that girl, who knew no fear. I'm not her anymore.
Lady Lola: No, you are wiser. And stronger. Remember that strength that so many people have tried to take from you. It is still in you. My friend. My queen.
Trivia[]
- Mary had been in a relationship with Francis and was married to him, Lola slept with him.
- Francis is only in love with Mary.
- He only slept with Lola because he had a broken heart because of Mary's decision to end their engagement.
- Lola gave birth to Francis's son, Jean-Philippe.
- Mary is the godmother of Lola's son, Jean-Philippe.
- Narcisse becomes Jean-Philippe's step-father.
- Several parallels exist between them:
- Both were involved with Francis and Louis Condé although Lola's involvement with both of them were short lived.
- Both were impregnated by Francis although Mary miscarried while Lola carried her son to full term.
- Both beheaded on the orders of Queen Elizabeth.
