Perhaps 5 minutes won't be enough... I have so many questions for her...
- first of all what was her first impression when she arrived in Versailles
- then I would ask to her if she never thought that her relatives were exploiting her in order to reach their political goals in France
- I think I also would ask to her if she feels satisfied with her life, and if not, what she would change...
After some hours of conversation I think that I would ask her to sell me some court dresses!!!

The "girl" in me would really want to know how she felt after the marriage was finally consummated

and then I would want to know how she felt about people dressing her all the time. I remember when I got married, I had 5 women helping me and it was the weirdest feeling in the whole world!!!

I agree with Baron Iwould ask her to dance. even though i am a girl!!

I would like to ask her, if she is happy at last, wherever she is now.

I would ask "when you woke up in the mornings what were your first thoughts ..... "

Viv

Ah ah, if I could see her, I would surely fall... unconscious !!
So I probably need more than 5 minutes to have the time to recall my mind !

But seriously, if I could ask her something, it would be : Tell me, my Queen, what happened to your children ?

I am afraid, dear Penelope, she wouldn't know... Maybe it is precisely what she wants us today people to discover ?

Oh, Pimprenelle, that is so sad and just a bit spooky.

I would ask her what life was like living as the Queen of France and if she enjoyed it or not. Than i would ask if she could stay longer than 5 minutes to join me for lunch.

Oh yes indeed you're right....
Drink a cup of tea in Trianon....near the Hameau...

mmmmmm..Tea sounds very good at the moment to be honest (races off to make a cup)

First I would tell her what I know about her in a 3 minutes and then I would ask:"How u have so much courage after so many terrible things, that had been happened to u after the start of the revolution, where u find that strength"?

I would have asked her if there was anything at all she regreted. And how hard it really was to wear a court dress, but if i could spend the day with her id ask her to explain me everything that happened and what things used to be at Versaille and how it came alive.

You know I have been thinking of this question, and I think that if I were to be anywhere near the Antoinette for 5 minutes I would take photo's!

I would ask lots of questions yes, but can you all imagine if we could actually see what the Queen really looked like with photography, not just what we rely on with her paintings.

To see the actual Queen what she really looked like, is one of those things I will always wish.

Its just so hard to put a real life face to her painting sometimes, that I wish I could send my dig. camera back in time!

Honestly, I have no clue as to what I would ask her. Too many questions and not enough time! Only five minutes. I think I would ask her how she did her hair without hairspray..