I was married before and, I must confess, I rather like the liberty of not being married again!
[laughes] I can understand that!
The Tudors · Season 2, Episode 8
“Lady in Waiting” · Season 2, Episode 8
In this episode: King Henry VIII (1), Thomas Cromwell (1), Thomas Boleyn (1)
I was married before and, I must confess, I rather like the liberty of not being married again!
[laughes] I can understand that!
[talking to his father after Henry VIII is left fighting for his life in a jousting accident] You know, I cannot think whether it would be a bad thing, or a good thing if he died. For as Lord Protector, you would ipso facto be King of England.
I am also preparing for an emergency session of Parliament-
Bah! Kings had no need of Parliament in the old days!
(coldly, not looking up from his paperwork) These are not the old days, my Lord.
In a room where Henry lays out cold; the Boleyns are watching and waiting
George Boleyn{to his father}: You know, I cannot think whether it would be a bad thing, or a good thing, if he died. For as Lord Protector, you would be ipso facto King of England.
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