[ANIMATIC] Heart of Stone-Six the Musical
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"Death doesn't descriminate between the sinners and the saints"
Jane didn't deserve to die!!
Mirkala 86 Thatâs a great way to start a civil war. Letâs say baby Edward and Jane survive and infant Edward becomes king. Either 1. Edwardâs cousins seize the crown most definitely starting a civil war, OR 2. Nobody seizes the crown but Edward is dominated by advisors leading him to be a weak king and leading England into ruin in this important point in history. Great idea!
@@nevarraven9048 Well atleast Henry got what he deserve...
Mirkala 86 Let me say something else. Jane didnât deserve to die. Henry didnât deserve to die. The death penalty should be abolished and we shouldnât knowingly end human life. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk
@@mirkala8696 No I get it. As Hamilfans, we wish there was a way there could have been an alt-ending where Henry some how kicks the bucket and Jane becomes regent for Edward, and under their kind and compassionate rule, England gets fast-tracked on the path to constitutional monarchy where Catholics and Protestants alike hold hands and sing kumbayah.
Historically possible? No. What we want? Hell yes.
@@nevarraven9048 I didn't thought you would take it too literaly, you are right Henry didn't deserve to die no matter the horrible things he did. Also, if he died things would have gone worse for everyone I didn't thought about the posibilities if he had died, I didn't thought that things would happend thank you so much for opening my eyes I would change my comment.
Use me as a frick you henry button
Henry: who are you?
Me: i hate you
Henry: do you have any idea how little it narrows it down?
(I saw this from a meme)
@@kicklayoutfosse7009 took me a second to get it đ
FRICK HENRY!!!!
(Also I am so happy to find out that someone else in the world uses the word frick)
What does this mean
For people who dont know, the ending with her hugging Edward is the fact he died when he around 15 i believe. This would have been his first real meeting with his mother
Bloody hell I'm crying now
The person with bad plauge jokes Iâve been crying mate
I think he was 17 but the timeline back then is pretty messy. At first glance I thought he was almost as bad as his father, like how he tried to strip his half sisters of their power and get them killed and out of the line for throne but then I remembered he was just a kid. A boy king raised by servants and his father and the occasional stepmother. I read that he and his sisters would get into fights in the middle of court that left them all crying and screaming at eachother. History proves how broken this family was and it's so sad.
You just made me cry thanks a lot
Even sadder is that this only fuelled Henry's anger to his future wives. Finally he had a son after so many miscarriages, still births and his daughters - but Edward wasn't even able to become Henry's heir. Anne, K Howard and K Parr took the brunt of Henry's anger, he was such an awful person and he took it out on everyone around him. No wonder his kids struggled for stability within themselves.
Edit: Edward actually died 6 years after Henry, at the age of 16. Im really sorry for getting mixed up everyone.
However, I think my original point still stands as Henry strived for multiple male heirs to secure the tudor dunasty - as Morgan Mash mentioned
It is said that Jane's ghost still roams the old palace grounds. She means no harm to the living. Rather, ever the kind soul, her spirit feels guilty for the way she supplanted her so-unjustly beheaded predecessor Anne, and her conscience compels her to wander until she can find Anne and gain her forgiveness.
And probably to play with her son
they finally found each other in six
@@yarraidalg It would be super cool if, as a result, all sightings of Jane's ghost ceased. Idk.
@@balargus319 i'd rather she started goofing around with anne like in that comic
It is also said that Anne's ghost haunts the Tower of London (the place she was imprisoned before she was beheaded), so I think someone should tell Jane to go look for Anne there lol
Jane Seymour and Eliza Hamilton
Different musical
Same energy
Wich elisa Hamilton?
@@lillilly8453 Elizabeth Hamilton. From Hamilton the musical. She was Elizabeth Schyuler (I think I mispelled it, sorry) before she married Alexander Hamilton.
@@scarlettskipper9352 no, elisa and Alex had a duhter named elisa
@@lillilly8453 Ah, I didn't know about that. I had assumed the original comment was comparing Jane Seymour and Eliza, Hamilton's wife, since she was referred to as Eliza. She'd be called Eliza Hamilton as she was married.
Since both the characters seemed similar, I thought the commenter was comparing them.
@@scarlettskipper9352 oh, ok
I see Eliza Hamilton in her
They are so similar
My sister made heart of stone Eliza version, great minds think alike
THIS IS SO ACCURATE
Kick Layout Fosse ! Hey thanks I'm your sister
Yay! I'm not alone!
San-chous she DOES look like me mommy
the song isn't the saddest part, her strong vocals are the parts that make me tear up, they're so powerful and emotional
I totally agree with you
Iknr
I mean for me it's both
Same
Agree, the sadest part is begining and middle of I Dont need your love
Hamilton: We have the saddest song
Six: *Hold My Axe-*
To that I say...
It's quiet uptown but Angelica Hamiltons perspective
It's on my channel
Btw Hamilton have a lot of sad songs while Six only has two, but they're still both great
No wait, but I think Hamilton... Have... Sadder... Songs...
Still respect ur opinion!
They both have sad songs but we can't compare them because they are set in different time periods unfortunately
@@babyboo5211 which is the other sad sonf
1. Compared to your animatic of Donât Lose Ur Head and All You Wanna Do, where Henry is frequently and prominently featured as somewhat ugly or terrifying, Henry is relatively normal here, maybe even handsome. Maybe because unlike the others who are killed by Henry or managed to get away from him, she is the only wife who saw the good in him, the one who still saw him as the handsome chivalrous prince of Christendom. She never lived long enough to see Henryâs dark side. Which is why she still feels that Henry still loves her, even he had two ex-wives and she knows that he only married her to get a son (which is technically Henryâs fault but thatâs another bag of worms)
2. Similar to I Donât Need Your Love, this is also a song about how the PoV singer never got to spend with the one she loved because of Henry. But unlike Catherine Parr, she never got a second chance (Parr married Thomas Seymour after Henry died). The film reels probably symbolizes how Jane is only watching Edward grow from afar. Imagine how hard must be for her to watch her son be groomed by Henry. It is honestly sweet that the song ends with her uniting with her son in heaven.
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W o a h now that's an analysis đđŸđđŸđđŸ
That analysis was spot on. How much research did you do? Either way, you have my respect.
Kazuki Moto 4th Thanks, but I didnât do too much research
A majority of what I knew comes from three places: one, a book called The Boleyn Inheritance, by Philippa Gregory. Itâs about Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard, and Jane Rochford (Anne Boleynâs sister-in-law).
Another is a video from Oversimplified, a history CZcams channel. Itâs pretty funny but very informative.
The third is from The Royal Diaries series: Elizabeth I. It was a series I read as a kid. They feature a lot of real-life princesses.
Everything else is either from the musical, tumblr, or Google
preach
Henry being a normal person here is probably because Jane actually loved Henry and saw his good parts and didn't live long to see the bad in him
Also I know this is a sad song and I love Jane Seymour but 3:27 really made me think of a dying Jane Seymour singing after giving birth
Jane Seymour: CAUSE LIKE A RIVEEEEEEEEEERR-
Maid holding baby Edward: Damn she got a lot of energy
MAMAMOOniac bruhhhhh đ
HAHA đ
The maid: YUUH GET INTO IIIIIITT
Maid: damn YO GO GIRL!!! yo Edward have the voice of ur mum ok??
Fucking Catherine loved him
Whoever dislikes this doesn't know the beauty and perfection of this creation that was made....its a masterpiece.
It's not that I don't like it but I'm just more into more energetic songs
Chip the Sloth go check out his Anne of Cleves animatic then.
@@sourxche44ies99 you're only here for the song not the art. Shameđ
Or the other 5 queens who are jealous about how beautiful it is.Who knows?
Only six dislikes. Thatâs good compared to the likes!!
Alright, so,it's basically agreed upon that Henry looks different cause Jane is the only queen that never saw his bad side, either because she died too soon or she did have his son (or both). Jane is an interesting character, cause she knows she's the only one giving him unconditional love, but Henry's "love" is only determined on who gives him a son. Here's where the rolls of film come in. What Jane wants is a happy ending where she and Henry are happily married with s bajillion kids. Almost like a movie. She wanted her life to be a movie.
The sad part is even if she lived a little more, he would still have been unfaithful, Katherine Brandon was his last love.
I thought she did in Six she said"My families grown" I think that means in the afterlife she had more children with henry.
@@softsweetfemme Kind of. In the finale, each Queen gets their chance to change their stories to something better. Jane's the only one who wanted to stay married & have a family with Henry, while everyone else moved on from him. That woman really did have the biggest heart. đ
But she died after the birth so there for they had a good mariege before the birth and it seemed he didn't care even if it was a girl
@@sirenofthesea7802 olay thats a really cool idea but *sick beat* *tour* *album* arent very Tudor
so no ones talking about 0:17
UwU
You are lol
It's beautifully painful.
I didnât even realize that.
@@venami6863 no
Did anyone else notice Finn and Jake from Adventure Time and Aang from Avatar: The Last Airbender in the window behind her at 1:22? Loved seeing Aang in this, it made me smile.
I did not but thank you for pointing it out!
There's also Star Butterfly at 1:54 :)
To be Fair Jane is the next avatar
Villain Heroine lol true
Alix Theatre Boy and Aaron Burr lol
This is the most beautiful animatic of "Heart of Stone" i ever seen
Same it's Beatiful :')
@@Austin_doodles Hey I did not know you like six
@@chipsoapart I dropped 6 feet inside of the musical phase qwp
Yes. IT'S WONDERFUL!
Both Jane and Henry really lived a fantasy. A romance that will forever be in pink tinted lenses.
Jane didn't live enough to experience Henry's dark side herself (she wasn't dumb,she knew she could be doomed to divorce or decapitation) and so could see the good in him.
Henry wasn't with her long enough to get bored of her. And she was the one that actually gave him a son,Edward,who would die at young age.
Truly sad how Jane expected Edward to have a long happy life. And even that couldn't happen.
*The one he truly loved* cause a tragic fate didn't allowed that love to fade away.
Question why did edward died?
@@V4mpDxwn I don't remember exactly but he was sick,very sick.
Which is why some people call him Edward the Sick instead of Edward the Sixth (if my history teacher did not fail me)
@@donnamitsuki281 oooh ok,but did his father love him?
@@V4mpDxwn He died at the age of 15, 6 years in power of tuberculosis.
@@V4mpDxwn As King Henry Vlll got rid of so many wives before him to have a son, yeah he protected his son as best he could.
My personal analysis is:
Jane is known as "the one he truly loved" since she gave Henry a son. I personally think that is one of the only reasons (there's not much reasons to why Henry was so fond of her :\ ) he 'loved' her. Given she wasn't queen for very long.
Now I've been listening to the songs in the musical and comparing them to Heart of Stone as I'm writing this. I noticed that all the other songs show how they were mistreated by Henry but in Heart of Stone it only says the possibility of Henry turning his back on Jane if she didn't gave him a son like the line "You've got a good heart but I know it changes" and "Without my son your love could disappear" but in this line she follows it with "I know it isn't fair but I don't care" showing Jane stuck around despite being aware of what might happen to her and all of what had already happened (divorcing of Catherine A. And beheading of Anne Boleyn)
And I believe SHE truly loved HIM. And not the other way around. That's why you drew him normal in this one is because Jane truly sees him as her lover and not a TYRANNICAL RULER which the other queens sees him as (and he is one)
And in the song "Six" she even goes back to Henry and have an actual complete family DESPITE him being seen and labeled as a TYRANT and all the other queens moving on with their lives and finding their own happy ending. She still stuck around Henry because she truly LOVED Henry and her having a happy family with him IS her happy ending.
It must of took a long time to write this @_@
I like to also argue that he liked her more than the others because according to some documents her mannerisms and silence/non-argumentative and passive attitude closely resembled that of Henryâs mother. So he may have loved her for not her but the reminiscence of his mother. In addition to that she died before he got bored of her.
If she never died then Henry would still get bored of her and maybe find another wife most likely and he wouldnât be so fat and âdepressedâ with the loss of his wife heâll just move on (also thanks for the research your doing since it helped a lot)
I remember reading somewhere that when doctors asked if they should save the son or the wife, Henry said to save the son because âhe can always find a new wife.â
He loved all of his wives in the beginning (minus Cleaves) she just didn't live long enough or do anything to piss him off.
When you said you're a sucker for symbolism, you weren't kidding. There are a lot of small and big things in this animatic that are just beautifully done.
1. The portrayal of Henry: basically, Jane is the only one of Henry's wives to never have experienced him falling out of love with her. While she did experience cruelty from him, and she knew he was not a good person, she always tried to see the good that was in him, despite everything. She truly loved him, even after all he'd done.
2. The crushing of the leaf. This one is a little harder, but I think it could either symbolize Jane's memories of Henry, or the disillusion felt by the queens shown while the fragments float across the screen (Aragon and Boleyn) when they were turned away/killed by Henry.
3. The diamond shaped petals/leaves: not sure what they mean, but maybe they have to do with family? Not sure. Might also just be a nice transition.
4. The shattered image of Jane: likely ties into the stone thing. Perhaps it symbolizes how Jane's "heart of stone" would've shattered if Henry had thrown her away like this other wives.
5.The vanishing of Henry's hand: probably a sort of foreshadowing of Jane's death taking her from Henry and vice-versa
6. The 5 different environments: gonna split this one up into parts. They all seem to portray Henry's different moods/attitudes towards his wives, or at least Jane. They also connect to seasons.
6a. The sunshine: The times when Henry showed love and compassion. The happiness Jane felt with him when he was kind and loving to her. Summer.
6b. The rain: The times when Henry made Jane sad. Possibly also the grief they both felt when Jane died. Overall just the sadness and melancholy than Henry shared with his wives sometimes. Spring
6c. The dying trees (it's the falling leaves and the empty branches): When Henry was distant and prickly towards his wives. Not necessarily his temper, but just him being generally mean to them. Autumn
6d. The snow: The coldness and even cruelty that Henry showed his wives. When he would be isolated from Jane despite her trying to love him, because he didn't truly love her back. Winter. This is the one Jane spends longest in (for the first half), showing how she was strong enough to withstand Henry's coldness.
7. The constant use of light and shadow: simultaneously both the light of joy Jane felt, and the looming darkness and grief of her death. You can see that when she talks about her life with Henry, everything is light and a soft blue color, but when she talks about death, and from the perspective of her being dead, it's black or dark blue. This also happens in places where she talks about knowing Henry could leave her at any second, knowing he may not love her as she loves him.
8. Jane and Henry's image fading away: basically symbolizing the lyrics of Henry's love vanishing.
9. The coffin images are her death and also maybe Christianity? I know religion was important to royals at the time.
10. The burning building: Henry's temper and his destruction. Jane standing among the fire and ash and being untouched is similar to how she stands in the snowstorm but remains unharmed. Even though Henry could be extremely angry and mean, Jane loved him regardless and stayed steadfast. He couldn't hurt her because she never let him get to her.
11. The falling flower: related to her death and probably the funeral resulting afterwards. Not sure exactly what the glowing lights are for. Maybe the souls of others who had died? We don't see anyone in particular but she is depicted in some sort of afterlife or Limbo (the park thing she's at, with the fountain).
12. The upturning of her hand to the reels/the reels of film: her both re-watching her own life, and watching the life of her son as it plays out without her.
13. Her meeting Edward in the afterlife: what I just said. This moment made me teary-eyed, btw.
Overall excellent use of symbols and colors. The amount of hard work and detail put into this video is unfathomable. Wonderful job.
This is such an underrated comment! I completely agree, the symbolism was everywhere. :)
This comment is absolutely spectacular đ. Love how you analyzed the symbolism in this animatic I like it when people catch on to what the artists are implying or relaying into their work đ. Oh, by the way, it would actually be Protestantism not Christianiy. Yes, normally back in those centuries Christianity was highly valued and prioritized, but Henry switched the kingdom's religion to Protestantism because the church wouldn't allow him to divorce his first wife Catherine of Aragon in order to marry Anne Boleyn.
In real life, she's the only queen to be buried with Henry. There were historians and historical fiction writers who expounded on this and believed that Jane was the most beloved. In reality, it's because she died as Henry's consort and gave birth to a legitimate heir.
In my fiction, it appears that Jane was the kindest to Henry. And when I read the historical rumors of Jane, she was building a bridge with Henry's estranged daughters with their father. She wasn't the smartest or prettiest. There are records describing her as a homely woman which informs me that Henry valued her kindness. In reality, it may not have been the case. There really wasn't much of a record about her. She's the easiest to fictionalize because of her limited appearance in records, so her character was expounded upon with the limited records we have of her.
Jane gave the thing Henry wanted most in exchange for her life.
THEN HE DIED!
yep he only lived only 16 years....
@@star7689 And is probably more famous for getting one of his cousins killed trying to keep Mary off the throne than anything he did during his six years as king.
Dork One yeah poor Jane Grey, the nine day queen.
@@star7689 Jane Grey's story gets worse when you find out the only reason Mary had her beheaded was because Jane's father lead a rebellion against Mary to try and force Jane back into the throne.
He literally could not handle not being the father of the queen so badly that he wanted destroyed any chance his daughter had.
â @@fallen_star2319I never knew that about Queen Jane Grey. Her story sometimes feels lost to time,or not told beyond âshe reigned for nine days and then was beheaded.â Intresting,but sad.
I think that each âHenryâ is how the queen in question sees him. Each of them saw him as disgusting, ugly, fat, whatever. But Jane didnât. She didnât really live long enough to piss him off.
In real life she did though. One time she questioned him too directly and he threatened to chop her head off like he did Anne's. She was smart enough though to approach him later and smooth things over, appeal to his ego and convince him that her questioning him was just an exercise so she could learn from him. The execution orders were literally delivered as she was talking to him, but since she was cunning enough to turn him he basically told the guys who brought the orders in to go away. He was planning to imprison and kill her and she knew it. She knew his bad side, but was lucky and smart enough to work around it.
No Boleyn and Aragon was the one who married the slim version of him the one that people could simp for but ew
He wasn't disgusting, ugly, and fat during his marriage with Catherine, Anne, and Jane. He was athletic for a king. He started to let go of himself around the time of Anne of Cleves. He stopped jousting after an accidental injury. As for pissing him off, there was another Catholic uprising and Jane begged Henry to reopen the Abbeys. Henry disagreed and threatened Jane with same fate with his 2 prior wives. Jane's Heart of Stone is her unwavering devotion Edward and Henry. Her love will constantly be there as if it was etched in stone because it was her duty a Queen, Mother, and Wife.
Yeah I was wrong on a LOT of shit here huh
Jane Seymour has to be the most underrated wife out of the six. Her song may have a different approach, but she kinda has a gentler, more motherly vibe
0:18 yooo it's that distracted boyfriend meme!!
Oh my god yes XD
Henry in other animatics: đđđ
Henry in this animatic: đ€©
She is my favourite out of the Six, I have no idea why but she is.
Yes ikrrr
OMG same!!! Sheâs just so sweet!
yeah definitely one of my favs but katherine howard has a big place in my heart and she was used her whole life and i feel bad for her ok honestly idk why shes my favourite but whatever
Yh same
Peggy Schuyler Same. I have no idea why but same
It shows the fire, wind and water, but at stone, it shows Jane, because she is the stone
2:23 thereâs mad boleyn and aragon in the corner ahh love that detail
Iâm not gonna lie that K. Howard had the saddest story of them all but Jane I believe is a close second.
Her story is beautifully tragic in a way. She never really lived long enough to see Henryâs dark side (but she wasnât blind or dumb, she knew the dangers and the risks of being Henryâs wife) yet she stuck around loving him unconditionally.
Now did he love her back? Well she was the only one who gave him a son and she died before he could get bored with her so in a very disturbing sort of way, yes he did.
Yes she gave him a son at the cost of her own life and said son never grew up the way she wanted him to (died young) itâs like everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong. And in the final number we see an alternate timeline where Jane came back to Henry where they finally are happily married with the family she always wanted.
Personally I do not want her back with him but that was her happy ending in her mind and what she wanted so thatâs all we could ever ask for.
Actually, some people interpret her line in âSixâ as her accepting the other queens as her family. Her pun is obviously a reference to the band The Rolling Stones (Fun fact: they have a song also called âHeart of Stone). From what little I know about them, they were essentially a group of friends who decided to form a band together. Thatâs the interpretation I like to go with.
@@avalasialove omg i love that interpretation
women like jane seymour is very rare, especially the fact that this musical is based on centuries ago.
And you made Henry normal because after her death he became depressed and fat? At least that's what I heard
Edit: according to two other lovely people, he injured himself while jousting, meaning he didn't get any exercise, and he had a diet which had no vegetables in it
Edit 2: I was very wrong. This is actually why he became fat but not why the artist chose to make him this way. I can't remember who said it but it was symbolism, Jane saw him as normal because of how much she loved him.
He got fat cuz injury during jousting
And his diet, which contained a shit ton of calories with no vegetables
@@D1SZZ ohhh okay
@@ezelfrancisco1349 wow no wonder he got fat
Crystal Karma Heâs the king so *shrug*
I dropped everything to watch this
Thanks for the timeđđ
Ditto
Even your phone?
Kiwi K yes
Because what hurt most than a broken heart ?
This animatic đ. This Is so amazing thĂ© faces, all plans are search, and this song Is so underrated.
A severed head---
I was never the biggest the fan of this song, but after watching how the actress on broadway portrays the song and the build up beforehand as well as Seymour throughout the show, it reminds me a lot of the conflicting feels of being in an abusive relationship. You can truly love your abuser, and it isnât your fault that theyâre the way they are. Seymour just feels so broken underneath the surface in the show. She needs that good therapy to open the doors sheâs closed in her heart in order to love the trashfire that is Henry.
Oh! You made Henry normal cause in Jane's eyes he was nice/had a heart and she loved him alot (it's either that or because this was before his jousting accident but I think it's not because of the accident since in Anne's animatic he didn't look like this also since the accident won't really be a symbolism)
Edit: Nvm someone already said this but more accurately then I could describe
Yup. You were a little too late. Oh well đ€·đŸââïž
@@hmmmmmnmmmmmm nah I'm fine with it since they explained better then me
@Who ?? but he didn't look like that in the Anne Boleyn animatic?
I think the saddest thing about Jane's story is that Edward barely outlived his father
Totally a-historical alternate ending: Jane survives childbirth and remains faithful to Henry VIII, but Henry, true to form, loses interest and hatches some elaborate plot to kill her and make it look like an accident so he can marry some other hot chick. However, Mary (Henry's semi-estranged daughter with Cath. of Aragon) discovers and exposes this scheme, somehow through some plot device leading to both her own and Henry's deaths. Saddened by learning of her ex-husband's true irredeemable nature, Jane nonetheless resolves to carry on, becomes regent for her young Edward, and rules with kindness and compassion, fast-tracking England towards constitutional monarchy with religious freedom and anachronistic women's rights. Angels sing and unicorns poop rainbows.
Oh yes. A few centuries later, when Britain's North American colonies demand independence, Queen Jane III negotiates a peaceful compromise where the colonies gain parliamentary representation along with the rest of the Empire's holdings, avoiding war entirely. Alexander Hamilton is elected to represent New York in the newly established House of Colonies, but after his ingenious financial plans completely wipe out all of England's outstanding debts, he rises to serve as the queen's prime minister, where he facilitates the gradual end of slavery in the empire.
That would of been lovely. I wish it went like that. đș
Aww I love it uwu maybe that all really happened in another reality, but in this reality everything SUCKS
A fanfic of that would be beautifull! I wish things ended like that đąđą
@@malenaavalos7829 Thank you! I would consider it, but I wouldn't know what to do for having Mary expose/bring down Henry that offs both of them...
@@balargus319 i uh animate
When the fire's burnt-
Elizabeth Schuyler, Regina George, Rich Goranski, and JD would like to know your location.
(I didn't make this up, credits to made this first
the holy quadity(?) of musicals- except excluding DEH
The musical fandom loves fire
If weâre doing historical musicals can we get a rip for George Washington in 1776
@@nevarraven9048 rip
Yoshi's frogs An actual letter from George Washington during battles in may of 1776 âI would have done better to avoid this mess and to go to the back country to live in a wigwam (Native American house)
the transition are just iconic in this
I like how you have shown the entire thing and I really love how Jane Seymour is shown hugging Edward at the end, since he died at a young age and that would have actually been him first properly meeting his mother
1:54 lol Burr and Star
I think the filmpapers near the end show that her "life" is a movie or too short. The frames in the film are the memories/details that she's remembered for.
As someone who lost his mother at a very young age this touched my heart, this made me feel so loved and I can't thank you enough for that. I really hope you see this just so you know how amazing your artistry and animation is. Absolutely incredible
1:23 - Jake, Finn and Aang and in 1:53 - Star Butterfly lol
Fun fact: Henry's favourite wife was Jane 'cause she gave him a son, who would soon be Edward VI. Also, when Henry's death, He was buried next to Jane. (I got the 2nd part from Lindsay Holiday.)
#LovedBecauseOfSonGiving
I donât know if this was intentional or not, but when she says âmy love will still be hereâ and it showed her coffin I frickin bawled. It seemed like her saying that even at her grave her love for Henry and her son is still present. Jeezers chriminy.
Jane really didn't deserve to die, she has such a life ahead of her, and she could've given him another son, but I have a feeling that his "love" was souly because of Edward. Had she not had him, Henry would've gotten rid of her all the same.
Sadly medicine and treatment wasn't as advanced back then even now women still die of childbirth complications tho the numbers have decreased largely
I love this animatic for Heart of Stone, which I personally think is underrated.
But I remember doing a search, and I think that Jane Seymour might've been related to Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard because they shared a great-grandmother. Also she is apparently the 5th cousin of Henry.
Edit: But I do feel bad for her because Henry divorced and beheaded his two first wives, and then his illegitimate son died. So there was really a lot of pressure on her when it came to her pregnancy; when it came to the sex of the baby.
Honestly, this is the first Heart of Stone animatic that gives this song the respect it deserves.
The flower falling is symbolizing her impending death and the film rolls symbolizes Seymour watching her son as if watching a movie, unable to do anything to help
It's interesting that even the sources who clearly don't like Henry and depict him as a monster in human shape, tend to agree that he actually loved Jane.
Rumor has it that those dislikes are from Henry from his two separate accounts.
Why would he hate this Jane was his favourite wife
@@spikesenglishrose because she gave him a son that dies soon
@@kicklayoutfosse7009 yeah but Henry doesn't actually know that
Or those insensitive inhuman people who SOMEHOW FIND A WAY TO HATE UNDERRATED JANE SEYMOUR!
Everyone needs to know that the queens *are one of a kind, no CATEGORY. Too many years, lost in history. They're free to take their crowning glory for, five more minutes. They're Six!*
@@bluenpurple2328 yes đ€
the seasons changing so quick with the music đđđ
I love how in her song, she doesnât sing about Henry being an awful person but she mentions that he could have been terrible if she didnât have a son, yet she would still love him.
Jane was very sympathetic over Mary! Henryâs first wife Queen Catherineâs daughter. She hated how Anne humiliated the child and made Henry denounce her right as an heir. So she fought for Mary to have her status brought back. But Henry wasnât having it and was pissed that she brought that up. So Henry brought Maryâs friends in and questioned them and soon after brought Mary. Mary was then threatened that if she didnât step down he was going to kill her friends and family and even Jane! So Mary said that she is no longer a princess, that she is in fact a bastard child. So Henry spares them cause she with drew.
Anyone else see this song as "Jane's Promise"? Like my headcanon is Henry is terrified of himself and his potential darkness, and Jane is promising him- no matter what you do, I'll stay by your side. I love you, even if you treat me bad because I know that's not you. You can be so much more than that.
Seymour, along with Aragon, is my favorite! ARGH! I love it so much!
Heart of stone will be forever my favorite six song. It stood out amazingly compared to the other songs where they sing about their hatred or dislikes with Henry but Jane sang it out with her unconditional love towards her son and Henry.
I believe that she really did love Henry, knowing about what Henry is capable of doing, she stood by him because she loved him. She saw the good in him or didn't have the chance to see his dark side at all but arghhh everytime I think of it, it makes me chummy đ
Me too
I LOVE THIS ANIMATIC SO MUCH OMG
the details, the references, the animation, the drawings, i loved them all aaaaaaa
"Alright, looking pretty good, don't think I'm gonna cry at thi-"
*sees **5:02*
*while sobbing furiously* "YOU'RE EVIL!"
I really like the end where she got to see her son because he died at 13 and most animatics donât make that part itâs really cool someone finally did that part
Technically, he died when he was 15. Still, I agree with what you said. I feel like this animatic gives Jane the happy ending she deserves while still acknowledging the tragic reality of the situation.
@@avalasialove what happened with her son? How'd he die so young
Olivia Bain He had tuberculosis. Itâs a serious bacterial infection of the lungs. The poor kid was sick a lot during his lifetime. All I can say is thank goodness for antibiotics nowadays!
Iâve always loved how this,the saddest song in six is then followed by haus of Holbein,the silliest song.
I'm not crying, you're crying!!!!!
srsly she's my favorite queen and this is my new favorite animatic.
Probably the best Heart of Stone animatic I've seen.
Me: *Reads the description*
Also me sees: âIâm a sucker for symbolismâ
Me: *has an internal freak out cause no one else over analyzes stuff like me, or likes symbolism*
*cries*
Nah don't worry, people (I put myself in too, if I'm not bragging :') ) have fun analyzing or over-analyzing stuff.
It's just sometimes we're not sure about what we're saying so we don't say anything :'D
No worries âš
I suck at finding symbols, but I'd love to hear something about the symbolism you found in this video! Please tell me đ„ș
You're DEFINITELY not the only one who over analyzes. Almost all of us find pleasure doing it or some of us just unconsciously do it ;) .
Is it just me but I donât understand how people dislike these type of things, i mean these things take a LONG time to make. Especially for these types of things, itâs just respectful to like. How is liking so hard. I just automatically like lol đ€Ł.
No it's me to!
But they misclicked bc they were crying to hard
No there eyes were cos playing as water falls
I feel the same way about this song the song is so beautiful but what really made me cry was her angelic voice wonderfully illustrating what she had to go through to become one of Six. This is not what should define any of them
You've got a good heart
But I know it changes
A restless tide, untamable
You came my way, and I knew a storm could come too
You'd lift me high, or let me fall
But I took your hand, promised I'd withstand
Any blaze you blew my way
'Cause something inside, it solidified
And I knew I'd always stay
You can build me up, you can tear me down
You can try but I'm unbreakable
You can do your best, but I'll stand the test
You'll find that I'm unshakeable
When the fire's burnt
When the wind has blown
When the water's dried, you'll still find stone
My heart of stone
You say we're perfect
A perfect family
You hold us close, for the world to see
And when I say you're the only one I've ever loved
I mean those words truthfully
But I know
Without my son your love could disappear
I know it isn't fair, but I don't care
'Cause my love, will still be here
You can build me up, you can tear me down
You can try but I'm unbreakable
You can do your best, but I'll stand the test
You'll find that I'm unshakeable
When the fire's burnt
The wind has blown
The water's dried, you'll still find stone
My heart of stone
Soon I'll have to go
I'll never see him grow
But I hope my son will know
He'll never be alone
'Cause like a river runs dry
And leaves it's scars behind
I'll be by your side
'Cause my love
Is set in stone
Yeahhh
(You can build me up, you can tear me down)
(You can try but I'm)
Unbreakable
(You can do your best, but I'll stand the test)
(You'll find that I'm unshakeable)
The fire's burnt
The wind has blown
The water's dried, you'll still find stone
My heart of stone
Can't break me
Can't break me
Stone
Can't break me
Can't break me
Stone
Can't break me
You'll still find stone
My heart of stone
Thankyouđđ„°
Edward had no one... he used to be very close to his sister when he was little. When the will was changed, so that Henry would inherit the throne first. They got mad at him even though he had no control of the will. Then they stopped taking to him. He had no one to turn to and had no control over everything that caused it. He died alone. Mary and Elizabeth did have bad lives, in my opinion he had the worst life.
KEIRA PAYNE yea I want that. It would be interesting
Maybe that is why he turned into a religious nut. It was sad. He was such a brilliant child who could speak Latin and Greek, but his manipulative uncle exploited him as regent, and he became an absolute protestant fanatic.
I heard that Mary wasnât there when he died because someone had given her word of a plan to trap and capture her. Whether or not there was any plan Iâm not sure. Honestly, his relationship with his sisters was extremely messy and complicated. I donât want to point fingers or single out anyone as âthe bad guy.â
Me thinking: only Jane willingly married him. Other than K Howard. She was the only other one who married him without being forced to.
@Katherine Howard Another me?
@Katherine Howard Most likely.
Also Cathrine Aragon after philips death Henry and Cathrine had a close relationship and had feelings for each other
Actually, Anne Boleyn may had been forced to mary him too. She was secretly betrothed to Henry Percy but Wolsey the king's advisor forced her to break it off and her power hungry family also pushed her to marry the king.
The hug at the end was so beautiful. Mother meets son again. Now the can live for every together
This is truly beautiful and sad at the same time. I'm not a parent, but I know what it feels like to not be there for a child or a person you want to raise or just be there for them. Your work brings the true meaning of the songs you have chosen. Please make more. It is truly worth the wait.
as the eldest sibling i felt that
This is the best animation for this song... maybe it's not the most popular song in the musical but its MY FAVOURITE
The thing she looks like Eliza from Hamilton from time to time is reason i love this even more
"But I know without my son your love could disappear, and no it isn't fair, but I don't care.." Those lines hit harddd.... One of the reasons this is my fav song..
To be honest, this is the most beautiful song I've ever heard. It really touches me
exactly
And I still wonder how I cry every time I see this LIKE BRO, I CANT ENJOY THE ANIMATION WITHOUT IT BEING BLURRY THE WHOLE TIME
3:58 that part really struck my heart
Thank you for showing Jane reuniting with Edward
1:55 Star Butterfly đł
Heart of Stone is legit the only Six song that made me burst into tears, now that i see this much emotion i feel like i'm drowning in my tears ;-;
LIKE DAMN THIS IS SO GOOD đâ€
In this song, Jane Seymour talks about how she loved Henry, but mainly about her son. All the Queens suffered loses with children. They all had miscarriages. But its sad how Jane wishes if only she could see her son grow up- the one henry was most proud of. Jane never knew her son would be throned and die at such an early age. And its sad that she probably thought about what her son would become. Just imagkne if jane seymour lived or her son on both. England would be so different today. But i think England needed a Queen. So who knows what could of happened if edward lived.
Also sorta unrelated but can we stop calling mary bloody mary cos her dad(henry) killed so many more. If we take the amount of time Mary ruled for(around 5 years) and take that amount of time from how long henry ruled. I think hes the real bloody mary.
Eric Marchais Couldnât agree more! I know I shouldnât be saying this, but I feel so bad for all of the kids. Yes, even Mary. She did so many horrible things, but I cannot bring myself to hate her.
Iâm really glad that you made this. Itâs not one of the songs from the musical you see very often. Your animation adds a lot of depth to the lyrics. I feel like sheâs singing about how sheâs in a rather abusive relationship, but she is more than just that relationship.
aww ive been waiting đ„ș
This is simply beautiful, I have the ability of can-ing đ
1:24 Mochi England, Finn and Jake and god knows what
1:54 Star Butterfly
4:37 I'm not sure if that was a reference but anyhow it reminded me of Davie
Thank u and Ooof, the last wasnt intended now I'm reminded of Davieđđ
Her Voice is so Soothing and how she sings this brings out alot of emotions with her pastđ„șđ„șđ„ș oh shush im not crying im just sweating through my eyes
I hope she lives her life with an alternate Henry with a MUCH kinder personality.
1:54 is that Star Butterfly?
Hahahaha same
1:55 pardon me,is that Aaron Burr,sir?
And also Star Butterfly from Star vs the forces of evil XD
WELL I HEARD YOUR NAME IN PRINTSON
@@Souless202 oh well sure sir!
OMG
@@help_me_im_dying374 and i was seeking an accelerated course of study, when I got sort of out of sorts with a buddy of yours..
I love this so much! I loved the little Cameos from Anne Boleyn and Catherine of Aragon
I like how her son (I forget both of their names) came in the end since he did die
This beautiful. Everytime the son appears I- đđbaby
Ok so, I think the reason why Henry is "normal" is because Jane loved him so much to the point she *tries* to make us see that behind that ugly, obese, wife-killing machine, there *is* a beautiful person or heart in Henry......
Or is there?? :O
Anyways amazing work once again! So where was I?
Oh yeah-
VELCOME TO ZE HAUS, TO ZE HAUS OF HOLBEIN! JA-
This is truly a beautiful animation and I love it a lot. Especially the ending where she sees her son again and how she sees Henry's good side.
Ah! I actually got chills at the end when she hugged her son â€ïž
Imagine what would happen if Jane also had a daughter... Henry would go totally insane even more
OMG THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL I'M SOBBING, It took a while to me to realize the end, the motive she hugged him, him being so young It's because it was the age he died
You know, its way more emotional when you actually see whats happening. I'm literally crying rn. It's horrible to see that this actually happens in life. She never got to meet her son, It's messed up. When i first heard this song i was getting a bit emotional because it has a couple of hidden messages in it. But when you see what actually happened its just horrible. You did all of the emotions on the face correctly its crazy, this is a true masterpiece. It's like if i saw this happening that's what it'd look like irl. Good job.
Jane: You've got a good heart-
Henry's other wives: He did? We never knew-
1:53 THERE IS STAR BUTTERFLY ON LEFT I SWEAR
im instead to cry. is so beutful and sad, her voice, the song, the animation...... i wanna cry
I don't have words. The time it must have taken. I really like this! Especially at the end when she is reunited with her son. Poor Edward died when he was a teenager.
Someone get the onions outta here