sonai bhattacharya Unfortunately, that was the way thing worked then. Oh, I do not think all men were that way. But Thomas Boelyn was seen as ambitious. He normally would not have been considered for his wife Elizabeth, except that the Duke had fought on the wrong side (Elizabeth was the 3rd Duke's sister).
@zarathings I always felt the kind of person Anne was she deserved a happy and simple ,all this desire of becoming a queen was injected by her father in her mind She was an exception in her time she had her own mind which attracted Henry towards her and after marriage it really irritated him. She deserved a much happier and peaceful life.
Intelligence, wit, and a sharp tongue were seen as desirable and acceptable in a mistress in that time, as acceptable as it could be in a woman anyway, but not in a wife. Wives were supposed to be subservient and meek, surrendering all to their husbands. He was attracted to Anne because of these traits, but she did not surrender them as their marriage progressed, which is partially why he tired of her.
Same goes for Katherine of Aragorn as well, she was beyond smart... And yet Henry got irritated and set her aside for anotger witty and pretty women. Anne should have seen what was coming to her in Katherine
How sickening women were just chess figures men played and pushed around for their own benefits. They didn't care one bit about the women's feelings about it. And today in some places of the world it's still the fucking same. Makes me super angry
Mary was a smart girl she said “ even if he had me who’s to say he would keep me” when Henry was getting a divorce Ann did say that she could have been married to someone by then and could have had sons, you don’t know how badly that I wish she would have gotten what she wanted she wouldn’t have gotten be headed and would have had a simple life
i finally realize her father was using her all the way when i started to review the parts in the tudors quickly, all i want to say is: what a power hungry man! everything he ordered his children to do was only for his rise! and then we they all dead, he threw his own blood away like trash! it was his own fault if he had fallen out of favor!! anne should instead marry to henry percy and she would probably have a peaceful life till the end
Hard to say. Percy died young, the same year Anne was beheaded. So it’s possible they may have had a short happy married life and then she’d either remain a wealthy widow or more likely would have been expected to marry again.
@@graphiquejack Percy had already been betrothed to the daughter of the Earl of Shrewsbury. AND any marriage among the nobility had to have the king's permission (notice that Anne is just back from France in this clip. She had been sent there by Norfolk after her affair with Percy).
Xinyi Sally Peng Anne's father never used her Thomas Boleyn was already a man with mighty fortune and posession. These movies are only a fiction, a made up stories. You should learn the real history and do not believe this shit!
@@mariajunttila1714 Anne's father started out as a knight and rose to become Earl of Wiltshire and Ormonde. Since his son had been executed and the only grandchildren he had were from his other daughter, the titles reverted to the Crown upon his death.
Her uncle was the most powerful Duke, that of Norfolk. Till today, this dukedom is associated with prestige and a large fortune and certaim honorofic offices. The dukes remain Catholic to this day.
Note how he strokes the hawk and then does the same to Anne. She's his bird of prey.
hothotheat3000 or it is like a gesture of you’re under my control like the hawk since her father is the “master” to the hawk.
Deep
Good observation
when Anne said "poor Mary" and then her father replied "poor us". such a selfish man 😡
Zara Things yeah you should have seen how he reacted to her miscarriage
Ann was only used by her father for his benfits ,but in his game she lost her youth, love and at the end her life I hate sir Thomas Bullen
sonai bhattacharya Unfortunately, that was the way thing worked then. Oh, I do not think all men were that way. But Thomas Boelyn was seen as ambitious. He normally would not have been considered for his wife Elizabeth, except that the Duke had fought on the wrong side (Elizabeth was the 3rd Duke's sister).
no one forced Mary to commit adultery. she could've said NO. so, how is she poor again?
@@lowmileagecars4956 Like she had much choice. Women's "no" meant almost nothing back then.
I love Natalie Dormer, she’s amazing
Natalie Dormer should have won an Emmy for this memorable role.
As much as Henry loved Anne, he was AFRAID of her, like her father said" Deep and Darkness " were lurking in Her.
Her father practically caused her death . If he hadn't pushed her into getting involved with Henry she may have survived.
actually in reality, her father was really against her marriage with henry and even tried to cancel the marriage.
@zarathings I always felt the kind of person Anne was she deserved a happy and simple ,all this desire of becoming a queen was injected by her father in her mind
She was an exception in her time she had her own mind which attracted Henry towards her and after marriage it really irritated him.
She deserved a much happier and peaceful life.
Intelligence, wit, and a sharp tongue were seen as desirable and acceptable in a mistress in that time, as acceptable as it could be in a woman anyway, but not in a wife. Wives were supposed to be subservient and meek, surrendering all to their husbands. He was attracted to Anne because of these traits, but she did not surrender them as their marriage progressed, which is partially why he tired of her.
Same goes for Katherine of Aragorn as well, she was beyond smart... And yet Henry got irritated and set her aside for anotger witty and pretty women. Anne should have seen what was coming to her in Katherine
Lookin at Anne Boylen made me sooo glad that Elizabeth was fuckin born to rule.
How sickening women were just chess figures men played and pushed around for their own benefits. They didn't care one bit about the women's feelings about it.
And today in some places of the world it's still the fucking same. Makes me super angry
"those eyes of yours are like dark hooks to the soul" *has the lightest blue eyes you've ever seen*
It’s about intensity and depth. Magnetism.
Mary was a smart girl she said “ even if he had me who’s to say he would keep me” when Henry was getting a divorce Ann did say that she could have been married to someone by then and could have had sons, you don’t know how badly that I wish she would have gotten what she wanted she wouldn’t have gotten be headed and would have had a simple life
Mary did not say that. Anne did. Henry's passions were very fleeting.
pimp daddy boleyn! :D
In my book, thoughts and feelings about ANNE BOLYEN, She was THE RIGHTFUL QUEEN and WIFE of HENRY.
i finally realize her father was using her all the way when i started to review the parts in the tudors quickly, all i want to say is: what a power hungry man! everything he ordered his children to do was only for his rise! and then we they all dead, he threw his own blood away like trash! it was his own fault if he had fallen out of favor!! anne should instead marry to henry percy and she would probably have a peaceful life till the end
Hard to say. Percy died young, the same year Anne was beheaded. So it’s possible they may have had a short happy married life and then she’d either remain a wealthy widow or more likely would have been expected to marry again.
@@graphiquejack Percy had already been betrothed to the daughter of the Earl of Shrewsbury. AND any marriage among the nobility had to have the king's permission (notice that Anne is just back from France in this clip. She had been sent there by Norfolk after her affair with Percy).
Xinyi Sally Peng Anne's father never used her Thomas Boleyn was already a man with mighty fortune and posession. These movies are only a fiction, a made up stories. You should learn the real history and do not believe this shit!
@@mariajunttila1714 Anne's father started out as a knight and rose to become Earl of Wiltshire and Ormonde. Since his son had been executed and the only grandchildren he had were from his other daughter, the titles reverted to the Crown upon his death.
I bet he wished he listened to anne later
Her father was so hungry for power.
I know this is not the place.. but
Sweetheart, Sweetheart
Yes Papa?
Do you know why you're here?
No papa
Thats the end.
to his bed really poor mary
since time immemorial, fathers have sacrificed their own children in the power game. but too bad anne was a great queen and so was elizabeth
Lady anne bloyen in the Tudors drama season 2
In turkish, this means gavatting :)
AKDKWKDKSKDKS CİDDEN ÖYLE YA WKDNEFJSKFKEKFKSF
Lady anne bloyen mother of eilzbeth
dude, this is cool
Could someone explain why Anne curtsies to her uncle (the Duke of Norfolk) and her father (Sir Thomas Boelyn)? Customary for this period?
Katheryne Koelker it could potentially be because her uncle and father are both highly ranked and is shown as a mark of respect
Her uncle was the most powerful Duke, that of Norfolk. Till today, this dukedom is associated with prestige and a large fortune and certaim honorofic offices. The dukes remain Catholic to this day.
Ohh come on ... Father and Daughter do not talk like that ......that's Bullshit.
which episode is it?
Season 1 episode 2
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