s02e08 — Lady in Waiting

Suffolk is acting illogically somehow. He does not like Anna because she is the illegitimate wife of the king and nevertheless treats Jane normally.

The brute Henry, the king is not the king, the brute nature got out anyway. Play my hormone his love is called.

And the king is an asshole!
Does he really not think that he is to blame for the miscarriages of his wives, not witchcraft, women or God?! From such a picture, which you would like to jump up with unforeseen results, it's okay to know about your husband's infidelities, but to see it (!), and even in such a position, with the constant threat of losing a child...

Most of all, the already doomed Anna and Jane, who still doesn't really understand anything.

I was pleased with Boleyn's view of Seymour at the games))) Seymour began to act in the same way as Boleyn once did, and yet such a surprised, venomous look))

And it seems to me that this Jane is just neither fish nor meat.: she is pleasant, sweet, and has a very beautiful figure, but you don't feel anything in her, and she is perceived as an Anna analogy - the same moves to "ruin him without a strawberry", the same courtship and recognition. And what's wrong with his mistresses?

In any case, it is very surprising that noble people are so happy to put their daughters and sisters in bed with a profitable monarch — that's the whore they have there.

How convenient, isn't it? He fell in love with his wife's maid of honor — he said that you would not recognize marriage and married a maid of honor. The second wife got tired (she also gave birth to a daughter) — recognized this marriage as illegal and decided to marry a new pretty maid of honor. Yeah, it seems that the king rules with what's between his legs, not with his head.

fate treats Anna exactly the same way she treated Catherine. This is karma

Hehe, Heinrich, like any man of his time, believes that he is allowed an "open marriage." And many men of our time do not give up on these ideas)
As for his accusations against Anna and arguments about the impossibility of getting a son from her, he had been fed up with her for a long time and, moreover, the relationship with her turned into some troubles, for which the king does not consider it necessary to blame himself. So she gave him a great reason and he took advantage of it. It's convenient for him to believe what he said in the finale.
But the series is sad, according to the script it is clear that Anna loved him - compare her behavior during the king's injury and the behavior of these puffed-up geese - Boleyn and George. Dad has already rolled out his lip - he sees himself as a lord protector, and his son is happy to feed his vanity.

Most surprisingly, in any history textbook, female rulers of all times are condemned for indecent behavior, debauchery and subsequent removal from any state affairs.
And the fact that the behavior of men in power was more than sluttish, that many people decided the affairs of the state at the behest of the sexual organ, that they could condemn anyone for any punctures in domestic and foreign policy, but not themselves — is presented as the norm of behavior and the standard of the father of the state.
And in this near-historical series, the actions of the main character just bomb me. Is he capable at all? 🤷‍♀️

It was interesting. how Henry's beloved wife, Jane, will be introduced. Nice girl, I really like it.
And as for Anna... Well, she got the throne illegally, so it's easier to invalidate their marriage. And she did not fulfill her task - she did not give birth to a son, but also created many problems and is associated with the death of his friend, Pestilence...

Natalie Dormer copes very well with her roles, I admire her every time, because she herself was in the place of the exiled queen, and still I roared at the last scenes.

I am also delighted with Natalie Dormer's game and her images :3

Damn, I just love Henry, it's always someone else's fault, and his wives, and politicians, and advisers, and religion is not the same, then God let him down, then bewitched him, but he's not the only one.
And yes, honor and nobility from the serial Jane are gushing with a fountain, especially at the king's knees. 😂