How It All Goes Down
Summer 1534
- Anne may not be able to conceive, but fertile Mary is pregnant with William's child.
- Mary goes to Anne, the queen, and tells her she is with child and has married William.
- Anne accuses Mary of being an insult to the family and banishes her from court. As if this were a punishment.
- There's a catch. There's always a catch.
- Anne tells Mary she will take away her children to punish her.
- Banished, Mary tries to focus on the positive—she gets to be with her husband, away from all of Anne's drama.
- Mary asks George to help her get her children, and he promises to do whatever he can.
- At Hever, Mary and William live as a happy farmer family, like "Tudor Gothic", which is just like "American Gothic," but with frilled collars.