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borgia(s) in the vatican

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Darling heart

I loved you from the start

But you’ll never know what a fool I’ve been

(via ashlynlily)

“You are still Lucrezia Borgia my love, you only change your name when you married”

“So then. I shall become a nun. For I shall never love a husband as I love you, Cesare.”

“You are no longer a child, sis. I won’t forgive him for that.”

(Source: archibaldwaldorf)

I think you should sleep now, my love.

(via nocrowwife)

You are still Lucrezia Borgia, my love. You’ll only change your name when you marry.

(Source: peakingoranges)

(Source: pistachi-o)

(via lyannas)

Lucrezia: I will pray for God to choose Papa. I want to wear a beautiful white veil crowned with pearls for his coronation.
Cesare: God may need some help, then.

(Source: peakingoranges)

(Source: peakingoranges)

If anything happened to her… I’d die.

(via ashlynlily)

Lucrezia: Can I come to your wedding?
Cesare: I’ll never have a wedding; you know that.
Lucrezia: No, you are betrothed to God. Don’t you love him, Cesare?
Cesare: More than I love you?
Lucrezia: Don’t be sad, brother. Maybe Papa will become pope and you can be who you want to be.
Cesare: If he does become pope, I’ll be what he wants me to be.

(Source: peakingoranges)