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Line 1: {{Property\|Bakerychaz}} {{Parthenon \|bordercolor = Green \|backgroundcolor = White \|width = 65 \|image = [[File:Balloon notebook.png]] \|title = Notice \|text = This fanon was created by and is owned by '''[[User:Bakerychaz\|Bakerychaz]]'''. You are welcome to edit this page for the correction of spelling/grammar mistakes only. If you wish to make an edit larger, contact the author [[User talk:Bakerychaz\|here]]. }} {{Fanon-end}} {{Fan fiction \|image= ~~[[ss 1.jpg]]~~ \|name= The Life of Queen Jane \|genre= Drama \|creator= [[User:Bakerychaz\|Bakerychaz]] \|rating= G \|numberofchapters= 12 \|originalrun= \|status= Ended }} '''The Life of Queen Jane''' (also known as '''TLOQJ''') is a fanon created by [[User:Bakerychaz\|Bakerychaz]]. It revolves around the life of [[Fanon:Queen Jane\|Queen Jane]] and her son [[Fanon:Prince Henry\|Prince Henry]]. It takes place in ''[[The Sims Medieval]]''. == Characters == Line 217 ⟶ 225: 2 years later, Jane, now 44, was holding 3-year old Arthur. 45-year old Vladimir was sitting next to her, holding 3-year old Robert. Henry, now 19, was still married to Mary-Ann. Mary-Ann was also 19, and was 9 months pregnant with her and Henry's second child. Vladimir and Jane were planning Henry and Jane's anniversary feast at the castle. Robrt was now 3, and spends a lot of time with his uncle Arthur, who was only a few seconds older than him. Arthur and Robert were best friends. Mary-Ann and Jane were also best friends, every ~~sunday~~Sunday they would sew and gossip together. During the big feast, Mary-Ann's water broke. Line 280 ⟶ 288: "William Fleming. I haven't seen you in years", replied Jane. The two got into another argument, this time over who has had the best life. They ~~foight~~fought and fought and fought. "Alright, Jane. I challenge you to a duel. No, wait, let's make it interesting; a duel to the death. Whoever dies is the loser", said William.