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"EPISODE 2"


Season: 1

Original Air Date: 4/8/2007

Writer
: Michael Hirst

Director: Charles McDougall

Name of Episode: Simply Henry

Special Guests:
The Tudors, Season 1, Episode 2

Synopsis

  • Henry contemplates an alliance with the recently named Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V, King of Spain, despite recently claiming loyalty to the Emperor's hated rival - the King of France. This course of action threatens Wolsey's chance to become Pope since he is depending on the support of the french Cardinals. After receiving Machiavelli's "The Prince" as a gift, Henry wonders if it is better for a King to be loved or feared"

Unanswered Questions




Best Moments

  • The wrestling match between Henry and Francis and Thomas More's subsequent "handling" of Henry.
    Henry and Francis: Strong Kings of Europe.

Best Quotes


  • " I am thinking I should behave like the King of France. Which means I should slip readily into the gardens of others and drink water from many fountains " Charles Brandon

  • " I call Mary my English mare because I ride her so often" Francis pointing Mary Boleyn out to Henry.

  • "Alright, if you want the world to know that the King of England is easily changeable, shallow, intemperate, incapable of keeping his word then of course, I will go an tell him. After all, I am merely his majesty's humble servant" More to Henry after he loses the wrestling match and petulantly says he has changed his mind about signing the treaty

  • "I have heard a lot about you. You have been at the french court for 2 years. Tell me what french graces have you learned?" Henry to Mary Boleyn " With your majesty's permission? " Mary's Reply " Granted." Henry.

  • "Nevertheless he asks an important question. Whether it is better for a king to be feared or loved." Henry to More about Machiavelli's Book 'the Prince'

  • "Mary, does the King still call for you at night? " Thomas Boleyn to his daughter Mary. Her reply " No Papa"

  • " I have a son. I have a son . God, can you hear me? I have a son" shouts Henry after seeing Bessie Blount's child.

  • " I always knew it wasn't my fault" Henry after Brandon congratulates him on the birth of Bessie Blount's child


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Henry with Francis I, King of France
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Princess Mary Tudor
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Anne & Mary Boleyn
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Henry notices Mary Boleyn
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Thomas Boleyn encourages his daughter Anne
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Henry is overjoyed, he has a son
Queen Katherine and Queen Claude
Queens of England and France, Katherine and Claude
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j1tudo2d Question Re: Buckingham's Trial 3 May 28 2008, 5:43 PM EDT by Holly2
Thread started: May 28 2008, 5:00 PM EDT  Watch
I am very new viewer of The Tudors. I have currently only watched Season 1 Episode 1 and 2, and I have a question about Episode 2 in regard to Buckingham's Trial.

So, the setup: Buckingham is arrested for treason. Wosley advises the King not to convict for treason, but some lesser crime and the King agrees; Wosley will coordinate it. The King then sends Charles Brandon to Norfolk to remind him of his duties to the King. There is no indication in this scene that Wolsey's direction for the trial is being usurped, just that the King wants Norfolk to remember where his loyalties should be. In fact, when the King tells Brandon to talk to Norfolk, he tells him that Wolsey was setting up the trail with Norfolk presiding.

The confusion: At the trail, Norfolk finds Buckingham guilty of treason and he is executed. What happened? It is not explained why the original course of Wolsey's plan for the trial was disrupted and by whose influence.

Wolsey seemed surprised at the trail by the verdict, but the King's reaction is never shown. Can someone fill me in on what I missed? Or, do I just need to keep watching to have this question answered?

Thank you!
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