[Henry VIII] Tudor Crown

"My God, my God! This is simply ridiculous." Jane Seymour only felt that what Edward Seymour said overturned her three views of the past twenty years at once, and her lips trembled for a long time, unable to speak Words: "This, how can this be? The Pope is the representative of theocracy and the messenger of God in the world. How can His Majesty the King..."

"Dear Jane, do you think that the authority of the Pope is above His Majesty the King, or do you think that the god of God's authority refers to the Pope rather than God himself?" Edward Seymour interrupted his sister very roughly. Saying: "What if the Pope intends to interfere in England's internal affairs under the guise of the mouth of God?"

"No, His Majesty the Pope will never do such a thing." Jane Seymour is a very devout Catholic, so she retorted righteously: "The Pope is the least likely to pretend to be the mouth of God." That man, why did he do something to send himself to hell?"

"Probably because he wanted to live in the world for a few more years, and then buy out his sins at once with indulgences." Thomas Cromwell said with a burst of blood: "In any case, after the Spanish emperor invaded Rome, the Pope The mouth of the crown is no longer just for the believers, but for the ambition of the Roman emperor to teach."

In the face of Jane Seymour's anger, Thomas Cromwell said for himself: "Please forgive me for using such harsh language to evaluate the Pope, because in the past few years with Bishop Wolsey, I I have seen too many unimaginable and appalling things.”

The name of Bishop Wolsey really eased Jane Seymour's face, but she was still very stubborn in her words: "The Pope must have been deceived by others to do things against the king's wishes."

"Who knows?" Edward Seymour shrugged indifferently, then patted Thomas Cromwell on the shoulder and said, "Anyway, this is not something we little people should worry about, so Mr. Cromwell, I can't help you with the ordeal you're about to suffer."

"Mr. Cromwell, please be sure to persuade Your Majesty not to let the wrath of God fall on England." Jane Seymour fell on her knees in front of Thomas Cromwell, begging bitterly: "Please see that in all Faithful, and all Englishmen, please do so!"

"My dear lady, you must not do this to me." Thomas Cromwell hurriedly helped Jane Seymour up, and said in a sincere and firm tone: "The only thing I can do is to you I swear by God that I will do my best to seek the best interests of the people of England."

"Thank you, my sir." Jane Seymour blushed with gratitude on her pale face, then wiped away her tears, knelt down and said, "Gentlemen, I still have to complete Ms. Anne's order, so I will take my leave first. "

"Go!" Edward Seymour pushed Jane Seymour's waist, watched her leave in a hurry, and then smiled playfully at Thomas Cromwell: "Dear Mr. Cromwell , you don't have to lie before God because of my stupid sister."

"Sir Seymour, I will never do things to slander God's ears for a specific person." Thomas Cromwell said calmly: "I will fulfill the agreement with Ms. Jane and serve the English people before God." for the greatest good."

Edward Seymour's pupils continued to dilate because of Thomas Cromwell's words, and finally he cursed at Thomas Cromwell's leaving back: "It's really you."

…………… I am the dividing line……………

Richmond Palace, 1531.

Since the beginning of autumn, Queen Catherine's health has deteriorated day by day.There are almost the same level of enemies as her supporters. In their daily prayers, they cursed the tolerant and benevolent queen to die as soon as possible.

Princess Mary, who was losing weight rapidly, prayed that God could once again display the power of a few years ago and bring Queen Catherine out of the embrace of death.

For this reason, Queen Catherine's maids could only hide Queen Catherine's illness as much as possible in front of Princess Mary.

As for William Tudor, who also cared about Queen Catherine, after Henry VIII sent a medical team, the Duke of Suffolk took him back to Westhorpe Mansion to prevent him from encountering accidents in the busy Richmond Palace .

"They're all expecting my mother to die." William Tudor asked his godfather on the way back to Westorpe House. "Who's the next queen?"

"If there is no accident, it should be Ms. Anne of the Boleyn family." The Duke of Suffolk looked at William Tudor with great affection, and tried his best to comfort him: "You are His Majesty's favorite child, so there is no need to worry about what will happen next." All kinds of things will diminish His Majesty's love for you."

"I may be his favorite child at the moment, but I won't always be." William Tudor knew that the Duke of Suffolk had always been wary of the wolfish ambitions of the Norfolk family, so he tentatively asked Sappho Duke Ke's heart tightened suddenly: "When Ms. Anne gives birth to my half-brother, my father's favorite child will no longer be me."

And at that time, who else can stop Anne Boleyn's arrogance?

The Duke of Suffolk almost reflexively remembered his grievances with Norfolk in recent years, couldn't help but pursed his lips, and frowned so much that he could strangle a fly.

Since the temptress entered the Whitehall Palace, not only the king's bedroom, but even the courtroom, have been occupied by the Boleyn family and the Howard family. Many lucrative seats have been occupied, so that the Duke of Suffolk Such friends of the king were excluded to a certain extent.

Not to mention those who already supported Queen Catherine, or those who could not understand the rapid rise of the Boleyn family who were originally merchants.

They likened Anne Boleyn to Elizabeth Woodville II, taunting that her relatives would both benefit and die from her rapid rise.

Anne Boleyn showed disdain for this.She declared that her relationship with Henry VIII would not fade because of anything, as if the shrew who dragged Mary Howard out of bed was not herself, and it was not clear that Henry VIII did not want his queen to be so jealous and Unreasonable people.

It is true that Henry VIII still has a certain interest in Anne Boleyn, but Thomas Cromwell has seen that the original intention of Henry VIII to pass the "Bill of Powers" was not to put his favorite mistress in the back seat , but wants to have another legitimate child, and at the same time, through Anne Boleyn's status, to warn those English who put the pope above the king, and at the same time warn Charles V, stop interfering through the hands of the church British Home Affairs.

From these two points, Anne Boleyn is destined to be the second queen of Henry VIII.

But what did all this have to do with Thomas Cromwell?

As long as Anne Boleyn was a Protestant and good for the Reformation in England, Thomas Cromwell would support her... even if she was a temptress everyone called out.