| Lola and Colin | |
|---|---|
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| Real Names: | Lola Fleming Colin MacPhail |
| Status: | Over, ended in Colin's death |
| Relationship: | |
| Length of Relationship: |
Couple of years |
| Affiliates: | |
| First Appearance: | Pilot |
| GALLERY | |
- "Will you marry me?"
- —Colin MacPhail
Lola and Colin dated prior to Lola's arrival at French Court. After she left on a boat to France, Colin boarded on the very next one because he couldn't stand to be away from her. When he returned, they were unofficially engaged and sought permission to be in a relationship from Queen Catherine. However, she never granted it to them and instead used Colin against Queen Mary. Their relationship ended in Colin's death.
History[]
Early History[]
Colin MacPhail worked in Scotland on a farm and had been dating the young Lady Lola. When she moved to France, he promised he would wait for her, but he soon followed her to France.
Season 1[]
Will you marry me?
Colin sneaks up on Lola while she is in a bath and when she turns around, she is pleasently surprised to see her boyfriend. They kiss and Colin proposes to her. She accepts, but points out that they must be granted permission to be together. Once Lola is dressed, they bring their case to Queen Catherine, who is pleased with their union. She asks Lola to find Mary and keep her on task, while she will speak to Colin in private.
Catherine forces Colin to rape Queen Mary, making her uneligible to wed Prince Francis, under the threat that she would harm his family if he didn't do as she said.
To my Queen
So at the Wedding of Princess Elisabeth and Prince Philip, Colin approaches Mary with a glass of wine. The wine would make her sleep like the dead. However, when Colin sneaks into Mary's room at night and gets on top of her to rape her, Mary wakes up.
She starts screaming and the guards rush in, extracting Colin from her as he begs for forgiveness from his Queen, being well aware of the punishment that he will receive. At dawn, Lola is informed that Colin has been beheaded on order of the King and Queen of France. [1]
- "You are my queen and we're your subjects. We're here in service to you. Whatever that means, whatever it costs us."
- —Lady Lola
Who are you?!
That night in the dungeon, Colin is tortured by a guard on a stretcher. The man leaves for dinner and a woman wakes Colin and helps him escape. But he hides in The Blood Wood, where he is found by one of the Queen's guards and hung upside down with his throat slit.
The following evening, Sebastian goes looking for Colin on Mary's behalf. He finds him and brings Francis back to help him cut the body down. Francis informs Mary about it, who then breaks the news to Lola. [2]
Months later, Lola attempts to blackmail Queen Catherine into leaving Mary and Sebastian alone. Lola pledges to make Catherine's life miserable for killing Colin. [3]
- "I don't care why you abuse your power. I just want it taken away from you. Forever."
- —Lady Lola
Notes[]
- Lady Lola was engaged to Colin MacPhail. [1]
- Lola and Colin were each other's first kisses. [4]
- Lola and Colin lost their virginities to each other. [5]
- Colin's death is the 1st major character death of the show, but overall 3rd of the season. [6]
- Since Colin, Lola has been married to Lord Julien, [7] gave birth to King Francis' first child, John Philip, [8] has been engaged to Prince Louis of Condé, [9] and married Lord Narcisse. [10]
Appearances[]
| Season One | ||||||||||
| Pilot | Snakes in the Garden | Kissed | Hearts and Minds | A Chill in the Air | Chosen | Left Behind | Fated | For King and Country | Sacrifice | Inquisition |
| Royal Blood | Consummation | Dirty Laundry | The Darkness | Monsters | Liege Lord | No Exit | Toy Soldiers | Higher Ground | Long Live the King | Slaughter of Innocence |
Related Pages[]
Pages related to Lady Lola are the following:
• Lady Lola
• Lady Lola's Fashion Style
• The Burgundy House • Lola and Francis
• Lola and Julien • Lola and Julien's Wedding
• Lola and Narcisse • Lola and Narcisse's Wedding
• Lola and Mary • John Philip
• Anna Popplewell
References[]
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