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Cromwell convinces Henry the religious houses' immorality justifies spoliation, which even finances plays to show the people the papist 'debauchery'. Henry wants the French king's junior son to marry Anne's daughter Elisabeth. The French envoy, an admiral entertained by duke Charles Brandon, proposes, rather then legitimize the royal son, the dauphin to wed Katherine's daughter Mary- or the emperor's. Charles tells Chapuys he believes Anne is a witch. After More's ghost haunts Henry, Anne further looses openly unfaithful Henry's favor. Written by
KGF Vissers
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When Anne is having a party in her room, the Henry comes in and tells the musicians to play a Volte. The musicians actually play the piece "Como Poden Per Sas Culpas", written by King Alfonso X of Spain, out of a collection of songs in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The reformer king and queen are actually dancing to a song in honor of a Catholic saint.
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Quotes
Mary Tudor:
I know of no Queen of England, save my mother. And I will accept no other queen, except my mother
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Henry VIII (1991)
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Soundtracks
"The Tudors End Credits"
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Trevor Morris
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