s02e05 — His Majesty's Pleasure

Perhaps the most emotional episode of the series, at least so far.

Katie McGrath)))))

I couldn't stand it and started crying anyway...

The guy tortured and burned people because they wanted to read the Bible in English, but of course we should feel very sorry for him.

Maybe I don't understand something, but why didn't Ekaterina return to her homeland?

yrmgs, so she thinks she's the rightful queen. To return means to give reason to doubt it. And I don't think her nephew would approve of such an act. Plus her daughter stays in England.

A very emotional series. I didn't expect Thomas More to be bred as a simpleton. And Henry is sinking more and more into something like depression and, of course, according to custom, blames everyone but himself. I thought about it when he was looking at the laughing Boleyns. Like he made great sacrifices for Anna, and she never gave him a son.

Thomas Cromwell reminds me of Rumplestiltskin from Shrek 3

The story of Thomas More is remarkable. Even though I've watched the Oscar-winning Man for all time. but I didn't pay attention. Mohr, like Walter White, is good at first (almost a saint). then the bad one (burning of heretics). then he was good again (canonized in 1935). I don't remember that anywhere. maybe Anakin Skywalker too)))