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I wonder did Henry knew that adultery was sin👀bet he wasn’t ready to have that conversation

Amazing! Thank you for teaching us about Mary with her father Henry this will help me with my videos❤❤

Love this analysis!🙏

Well Mary did lock her up in the tower of London, and Elizabeth really did think she might get executed by her. Also, Mary had Elizabeth "convert" to Catholicism and had her promise that she would keep England a Catholic country in order for her to succeed her. Mary probably didn't believe Elizabeth's conversion was sincere though and was reluctant to allow her to succeed her, but she had no other option.

U always have to take the good with the bad. Mary resented Anne but was also set in her ways, where Elizabeth was her outlet on anne.

I 💯 agree with all your points. I have to say tho I enjoyed the movie as an idea. But could never finish the movie. I just can’t accept that ending.

Elizabeth was a horrible sister.

Mary submitted herself to marriage in the hopes of bearing a child to displace Elizabeth. Had there been a *viable alternative* to Elizabeth, I believe Mary would have had Elizabeth killed. Particularly if Mary had born a living child.

She was a good woman :)

I can't believe people think Mary invented burning people. The whole reason she did so is because she was raised to believe the burning heretics out how you keep your country save.

I enjoy your videos as they are full of detail, well researched, short and sweet and I have subscribed

Excellent and concise video! Subscribed. Let us face it Catholics were hated and still are.

Thank you, kindly!

You are so underrated

Dang it’s all Henry fault things could have been different for Mary 😤

So no evidence only interpretation. Political betrothals were frequently broken off and priggish injunctions to avoid the company of women in a famously mysoginistic age were not rare.

"be gay, do crime" kills two birds with one stone

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So having a friend means ur a homosexual? Nice

so, in this topic bloody mary was less bloody than the rest of her family? What an irony

The plot twist a few decades later 👁️👄👁️

The early support was more for Catherine of Aragon not Mary personally. Her mother had done a great deal for the common people and was extremely popular.

OMG XDXD I was so hyped for that movie XD Damn :(

Please put a warning of ****SPOILER ALERT***** before you inform the viewers about an ending of a film or book.

They had elastic in the sixteenth century? I would like to have seen Steven Waddington as Henry VIII. Like your review. It was short and honest. Subscribed!!!

I didn't like the Tudors show. Too many inaccuracies. Irish actor playing King Henry.

*Personally, I don't like Catherine of Aragon played by Maria Doyle Kennedy, but I much prefer Catherine of Aragon played by Charlotte Hope in "The Spanish Princess"!!! 😇💖*

2:30 it was not the beginning of the Catherine of Aragon’s downfall, that began in late 1525/early 1526 when Henry set his eye on Anne Boleyn after it became clear that Catherine wasn’t going to give Henry a son. Henry’s mind was extremely impressionable, and even in 1528 when he was in the thick of trying to get an annulment, he said that if he had to choose again, and the marriage was good, he would’ve chosen Catherine again.

2:06 Catherine’s final pregnancy being in 1518..

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*She was really beautiful...Henry VIII was the real ugly one here both externally and internally!!! 😒*

*King Henry VIII Tudor was really stupid...he should have married Elizabeth Blount as a second wife since she had already given him a son and left Mary Boleyn and especially Anne Boleyn alone!!! 🙄😒🤦‍♀🤦‍♂🤦*

*Anne of Clèves, Catherine Parr, Anne Boleyn and Catherine of Aragon are my four favourite queens among the six wives of Henry VIII Tudor of England!!! 😍🥰❤ Don't get me wrong, I also like Jane Seymour and Catherine Howard but they aren't my favourite Henry's wives because Catherine Howard is a naive, ignorant and illiterate teenager (for me, Catherine Howard isn't a real queen but a poor child bride) and Jane is practically a passive woman, a slave to the patriarchy and to Henry VIII (her motto was: «bound to obey and serve»), quite illiterate and a baby-making machine capable only of embroidery, housework and prayer 😅 Instead, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Parr, Anne Boleyn and Catherine of Aragon were badass, strong, courageous, intelligent, refined, elegant and highly cultured women 😍🥰❤*

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*The only real villain in this whole story was that tyrant Henry VIII Tudor!!! 😠😡😤*

Ridiculous- just shows how little you know of Edward and his religious beliefs. How about reading a little more about Edward. You will find he was a little prig. His telling Barnaby not to dance was consistent with his puritanical beliefs. Even if he did have a crush on Barnaby- that doesn’t make him gay. Lots of boys - particularly if they are quite sheltered - have close male friends.

Was ich niemals verstehen werde ist, dass viele wussten (ihre Familie) wie Anne aussah und nichts darüber gesagt hatte

Have you read the six Tudor queens series by Alison weir? The books are truly amazing

I really enjoy your videos. Thank you!

Yeah maybe. We will never truly know. There would not have been an issue, although things were way diff. in England back then.

I feel so bad for him

The picture behind you isn't Mary Tudor. It's believed to be Katherine Parr.

This theory doesn’t have legs at all, it’s incredibly flimsy. His sister, Elizabeth the first, didn’t allow her ladies to marry without her consent, which she rarely granted. One couple had to wait 10 years before she consented.

I have a soft spot for Mary I’m not saying that Mary is an saint I did do bad things but so has ever rulers at those times she fought for her crown if it wasn’t her Elizabeth would not have been queen there both badass while Elizabeth was a great queen she wasn’t a angel either

Interesting

Thank you for your refreshing presentation of facts. Mary was done wrong by everyone except her wonderful and truly accomplished mother, Spanish princess and true queen, Catherine of Aragon.

Nope he wasn't gay, what he was a religious fanatic just like his older sister mary l Anything for clicks and views these days.. Sigh

Okay now I know

Love Liz but when they said she was an adict, it could be true. She saw through her parents divorce, though aside from witnessing what her parents did, it was rough in those days, so sugar probably got her to cope with it all. That's just me though

Didn’t she also use honey on her teeth to make her breath smell sweet