Plot Summary for
"The Tudors" The Northern Uprising (2009)

Suffering from a bone splinter leg wound his doctors' can't treat, Henry is in a killer mood. He lashes out even at Jane, who discretely promised the imperial ambassador to work for a reconciliation with the Catholics, but grants princess Mary's rehabilitation at court. Cromwell must fear being disgraced if the northern rebellion isn't suppressed, which scared the eastern larches lord Darcey to almost join them and entered the great city of York. For lack of men and equipment, duke Brandon has to parlor and offer a parliament to deal with the popular grieves. Although Henry plans to honor no promises, he receives, scolds but sooths a two men delegation. Written by KGF Vissers

The rebels have taken Lincoln and entered York. The King is outraged at never having been told there was opposition to the closing of the monasteries. Cromwell, so recently rewarded for the riches he's brought to the State treasury, understands that it's his head if they're not stopped. The Duke of Suffolk has been tasked with leading the King's army but he is vastly outnumbered - his 6,000 or troops against 30,000 rebels - and the King tells him to offer them anything they want as long as he gets them to disburse. At court meanwhile, the King welcomes his eldest daughter Mary, who has formally renounced the Catholic Church. The also takes a mistress. In Rome, the Pope plots to put a Roman Catholic on the throne. Written by garykmcd

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