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From "Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth" by Aikin, Lucy
Sir John Harrington
A courtier, writer, and godson to Queen Elizabeth.
Core Belief
"Believes in the importance of loyalty, honesty, and good sense. He is also a pragmatist who understands the need to navigate the complexities of court life."
Worldview
Sees the world as a stage, where everyone is playing a part. He is amused by the follies and foibles of those around him, but also capable of deep sympathy and understanding.
Personality
Witty, observant, and fond of gossip. He is a talented writer and a keen observer of court life. His letters provide valuable insights into the personalities and events of the time.
In Their Own Words
"I am to send good store of news from the country for her highness entertainment."
"Her highness loveth merry tales."
"At least withdraw your cruelty, or force the time to work your will."
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