Mistress of three court Boleyn sisters house (below) (Shueisha Bunko)

Her portrayal makes her feel complex and relatable, but I wonder what research or choices shaped this perspective.

The romance was compelling, but at times it seemed to gloss over the brutal realities of the period. How do others reconcile this?

The way her personal desires clash with her duties added depth, and I'm curious if this was based on historical accounts or creative interpretation.