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'For seven years,

support has grown in Europe
for Prince Richard.

Soon he will be ready
to come against Henry.'

The Duchess of Burgundy has invited me
to be a guest at her court.

I shall send you
in my stead.

Richard was my brother.

And I miss him every day.
But that boy is not him.

My son, Prince Richard,

who is alive
and well in Burgundy...

God makes you sick
as punishment for your lies.

Proof of treachery
from their own hands.

Sir William Stanley.

I am loyal
to the rightful king!

Richard of York!

The princes.
One of them got away.

You killed them.
- I did not!

You ordered it.

I cannot know for certain
if it was carried out.

Henry needs to know
what is done in his name.

Help me, Lord.

Before I die...

You are not a king,
nor fit to be one.

England rots beneath you.

Men weep.

So, kill me.

And you will kill many
others after me.

Men who will line up to say,

'Long live the true, able King...

Richard.'

Arthur.

You will never wear the crown
if you cannot watch a traitor die.

If the man who won
the field at Bosworth for me

could betray me, then...
- The rest are loyal.

Are they?

Are you?
- Of course I am.

I saw your face.

The day of Harry's
ennobling banquet,

when your mother said
your brother Richard lives.

You couldn't look at me.

As you can't now.

Henry, we...

We...

I wanted to tell you.
- Oh, God.

Please.

What my mother said,
there was some truth in it!

We put a servant boy in the Tower
in my brother Richard's place

and we sent him
off to safety.

When you sent soldiers to bring me
to Westminster as your wife,

my brother was with us.

We hid him
when your men arrived.

Then you have lied to me for years.

No.

We have heard nothing
from him since.

My mother wrote to half of Europe
searching for him.

Anywhere he could have
gone she begged for word,

and nobody knew anything.

He had vanished.

Then we learned that the soldiers
tore our house apart,

slaughtered every boy
they found,

and then we understood
the silence.

That is how I know the boy in Burgundy
is just another fraud.

My brother is dead.

Dead?

Dead.

Yet you have
never told me this before.

When we first wed,
I was full of malice.

Then my reasons
for not telling you changed.

I convinced myself
I was shielding you.

From what?

Fear.

So the boy is not Richard.

No.

Then who is he?

Because his marriage
to the Scottish girl is underway.

And when the wedding
feast is done,

whoever he may be,

he wants my kingdom.

Not just King James of Scotland.

There are faces from every
royal house in Europe.

Apart from Spain.

They're busy with their
newfound world and wealth.

They would not trouble themselves
with our small lives.

Perhaps they're more
inclined to Tudor's side?

What can Tudor offer them?

Amen.

Thank you. Thank you.

You are very beautiful.

I'm very lucky.

It was hard
to leave her.

Her peace
as she lies sleeping.

Her beauty will look even better
on the throne of England.

And peace
comes after war.

Has King James of Scotland
said he will support me?

There is no surety of it.

Your cause is your own affair,

and waging war on England
may seem to him

too high a cost
in gold and men.

You must rejoin
the celebrations.

Work hard with him,

and the other heads of state.

But we must have Scotland
or we'll fail before we start.

Elizabeth sends funds.

Your mother.

And I shall furnish you
with ecus from my own gold stores.

It is a start.

I miss him too.

I wish that he were here
to share his wisdom with me.

I'm lost without him.

But three months
have passed and...

I cannot bear to...

I cannot lose you and my uncle.

Please.

She feels Jasper's death
quite keenly.

Mmm.
- This has come for you, Your Grace.

From Burgundy.

Ah.

My men in Burgundy
have unmasked him.

The boy is the son
of a boatman from Tournai

and his name is Perkin Warbeck.

Writing my letter to Scotland
will be a joy.

Let's see how it pleases
King James

to learn that
he has shamed his cousin

by marrying her
to Sir No One from Nowhere.

Scotland will throw him
back to where he came from

and Europe will deny
they ever met with him.

What is it?

My mother writes
to me again.

Bids me visit.

You are good, Maggie,

to come to me
when even my own daughter won't.

We were coming to London
to visit Teddy anyway.

You saw him.

Didn't you?

My son, Prince Richard.

Has he grown very fair?

We saw a pretender, Your Grace.
Nothing more.

I fear that I shall die
before I lay my own eyes on him.

Or see my Lizzie again.

Please.
Bid her come to me.

Lizzie.

We have not had a chance
to speak in private

since my trip to Burgundy.

What would
we speak of, Maggie?

Traitors to my husband's reign?

The nightmares
that my son has had

since he witnessed
the beheading of a man he loved?

I'm told you've been
to see my mother once again.

She wants to see
you, Lizzie.

She's unwell.

I suppose she is still
writing to my aunt in Burgundy?

We have abandoned
our attempts to stop it.

Better that we let her do it
and have the monks make copies

so we know
what web she weaves.

She did show me a letter
she had just received.

Everyone in Europe
has accepted him.

They all came
to the wedding.

Apart from Spain.

Your aunt writes,
'Isabella is so lofty

with her newfound wealth

and self-importance'...
- Spain did not attend?

You are certain of it?

It was in the letter.

So will you visit her then,
Lizzie?

We must settle Arthur's betrothal.

To the Princess
Catherine of Aragon.

Alone of all of Europe,
Spain refused to meet the boy.

Perhaps they have no interest

with their new
vast lands and riches, but...

You've always said that
Arthur is too young

and that he will choose
his wife for love.

Well, now I am saying
he is old enough.

She is reputed to be beautiful.

Mmm.

It would give him
something good to dwell on

and ally us with
the strongest force in Europe.

If Europe backed the boy,

they would've matched him
with a far more powerful wife

than third cousin-to-the-left

of the ruler of the poorest
land in Christendom.

There simply isn't a threat.

Mm.
The Queen is right.

If we can come to terms
with Isabella of Castile,

then none would dare
to wake that sleeping giant,

now or in the future.

It would be
the best deterrent.

And the dowry
would be significant.

We will not leave it
to a letter.

We will go there in person.

Bless me,
Cardinal Morton...

for I have sinned.

You are the most devout

of our savior's subjects.

God...
- He hates me.

He has deserted me.

I went to Jasper.

He was dying.

I could not...

You couldn't save him, no.

But you tried to.
- I did not try.

But it is God

who calls us mortal men

to Heaven when he chooses.

No act of ours
can change that.

Your sacrifice for him

has been immense.

Losing those we love
can test our faith.

A pilgrimage

will help you find your way.

Rededicate yourself to God.

Pay alms to the abbeys.

Luke chapter 11, verse 41.

'Give as alms what is within,

and everything
will be clean to you.'

Godspeed, Your Grace.

We're returning
to our home in Wales.

I have an honor
to bestow upon you.

I'll make you Gentleman
of the Privy Chamber

to Arthur, Prince of Wales.

You'll be his tutor
and his guardian in my absence.

It will be my pleasure.

I can think of no one better
than a loyal Tudor soldier

who reminds me of my uncle.

Well, we will take him home
with us today.

No, you will stay here
with him at the palace, Lady Pole.

But our son is...
- He will be brought here.

I will send men
to collect him.

Of course, Your Grace.

Will we tend
to Prince Harry as well?

He will be left
in my mother's care.

She is fond of him
and he may pull her from her grief.

They're going
on a pilgrimage together.

Small mercies anyway.
Harry's a handful.

I know you hate
to be at court

but we'll make more time
for Teddy while we're here.

And before you know it,
we'll be back home again.

First we will go
to Wimborne Minster,

where I grew up and
where my father is buried.

Was he a king?

He was a sinner.

Sometimes I fear God
is punishing me for it.

Why couldn't I go
to Spain with Father?

Or stay with Arthur?

You are the second son.

While your brother
will be king,

you may be pope.

And answer only
to the Lord, your God.

As we all must, in the end.

Scotland brings you
one step closer to your kingdom.

But...

As they have yet
to pledge their support,

you will need to bring
your York charm into play.

Make him happy.

But not so happy
he forgets his cause.

It is a shared cause now.

And I will loan to him
whatever strength he needs.

And keep some
for yourself.

And make that
child a boy.

Lady Grandmother,
do not fear for me.

This work is God's work.

And He will decide
the outcome.

I doubt sometimes
that it is even him.

You have had seven years
of calling him your grandson.

But the boy I knew
had different eyes.

I'm sure they were green.

His brother Edward
had the green eyes.

Richard, always blue.

You're afraid of losing him.
As I am. As we all are.

But his destiny is to destroy
that creature Henry Tudor

and bring us back our peace.

Is it?

Or is it just
your vengeance

that would take
another innocent boy's life?

King Henry, Queen Elizabeth,
I am Rodrigo de Puebla.

Welcome to the Alhambra.

Your Graces.

Princess Catalina of Aragon.

Your Graces.

I present
Queen Isabel de Castilla

and King Fernando de Aragon.

Protectors
of the Catholic Faith.

Our country's beloved
mother and father.

Your Graces.

I present
King Henry VII of England

and his Queen, Elizabeth.

Thank you
for the wonderful dancing.

We are most charmed
by your daughter.

We are honored to visit
your most beautiful palace.

It has long been my wish
to form an alliance

between our two great nations

with a marriage
of our son and heir,

Prince Arthur,
and Princess Catherine.

You saw our daughter, Catalina.

She's beautiful and rich.

Daughter to
the mightiest land in Europe.

She says both Arthur and Catherine

are very young.

She wishes
for a papal dispensation.

That will take time.

So she will write to the Pope

and he will grant it,
and we will have our alliance.

If her wishes are met,
then, yes.

More masses for His soul.

Why did you give
the priest gold?

What did you buy from him?

In giving, I find grace.

If you dedicate
yourself to God,

then everything you do
will be His will.

Though you may
sometimes doubt him,

His will is the light that guides
your hand in everything you do.

Even when the thing you do
is costly to your person.

How many do
we have to visit?

As many as it takes
to hear His voice.

Richard.

You're getting closer.

You are coming home.

What is it?
- The boy has crossed

the River Tweed
at Coldstream.

King James rides
with him and his army.

No!
- Wake Prince Arthur.

We'll take him
to the royal apartment

in the Tower for his safety.

But Father said
the Scottish wouldn't come.

Have you sent word to him?
- He'll be met at the docks with news.

Teddy?

Teddy?

Teddy?

This is your cousin,
Prince Arthur.

Did you sin too?

Nobody sinned.
What are you doing?

My Lady, the King's Mother.

I've come to hasten you
to Beaulieu.

We are going there
on pilgrimage.

You must come quickly.

Cornwall has risen up
and they are marching this way

bound for London,
armed with pikes and staffs.

Cornwall?
- They are angry at the new tax.

Scotland has invaded,

and now Englishmen are taxed
to pay for soldiers to defend us.

They say the York Pretender
leads the Scottish into England.

Oh, he cannot. No, he cannot.
- Please, come quickly.

You were very kind
to bring us here to safety.

Who knows
what would've happened

if you hadn't ridden out to us.

We would never
enter heaven

if we did not save you
and the prince from harm.

You have no library here.

I will have one built
and stocked for you.

You're very kind,
Your Grace.

We are in your debt.

When they have passed,

we will return to London.

God does not smile
upon my pilgrimage.

How many?

How many does
the boy have with him?

We believe it is 4,000.

All Scottish, or have others
joined his cause now too?

They say the boy has 1,400 mercenaries
from Germany and Flanders.

A tax was levied
to raise the funds to pay our men.

We are mustering.

But the Cornish are up in arms
about the tax,

and men must be dispatched
to quell them too.

Well, they feel the Scottish
borders are a long way from their door

and they shouldn't have to pay
for a war that isn't their concern.

The leaders are camped on
Blackheath

hoping the men of Kent
will rise with them.

So I cannot muster
from Cornwall or from Kent.

Anywhere else?

Is Essex with me?
Suffolk?

Or is all the south
and southwest lost to me?

Send men to quell the Cornish

and have the rest made
ready to ride north with me.

And Spain, Your Grace?
Is Spain with us?

Mark the names of those
who do not come, they are against me.

Hire mercenaries
to boost our numbers.

We have no allies.

Where is my son?
Prince Arthur?

He is in the Tower, Your Grace.
For his safety.

And Prince Harry
returns from his pilgrimage

with My Lady,
the King's Mother.

They are under guard.

I have never gone
to battle without Jasper.

He's still with you, Henry.

His strength rides with you
onto the battlefield.

And so does mine.

I will return
to you a victor.

I prayed, Henry.

I was obedient to the Lord.

But now the boy has come
against you...

Harry? Come.

Find my son,

Prince Richard.

Give him what he needs...

to win.

To fight.

To stay alive.

We've protected
all the sentries.

Come.

This way.

Wait.

Listen.

Where are they?

It is over.

He withdrew.
- Henry.

He did not
have the will to fight me.

He could not bring himself

to take up arms
against God's own anointed king.

What, and so he ran?

Well, then he is not a York.

No York man would ever
run from battle.

No one will believe
his claim again.

I never thought
that we would have this.

But we do.

And none shall
take it from us.

What was he thinking?

After all that
I've done for him?

He leaves the battlefield

to greet an infant.

Her time came early.

He was fearful.

King James says
that he has had his money wasted.

He is threatening
to make his peace with Tudor.

The boy should not
have done this.

He does as he pleases.

He is behaving...

behaving like a...
- A king?

A king who now has a son.

A York heir.

Henry will be murderous.

He didn't run away.

He left to see
his newborn son.

A son?

He has an heir.

No.

And with that,
his claim is strengthened,

false as it is, and others
will declare for him.

Well, he withdrew.

Perhaps he will not come again.
- He'll come.

We don't know where or when,
but he will come.

And I must pray the nobles
will support me

because the new tax on the peasants
will ensure that they do not.

We need Spain more than ever.

I will pray.

Oh, My Lady!

My Lady!

There are over 50.

All of England's noble families
must turn out for you.

And I have written
to ensure that they will.

Your mother is dying.

You must go to her.

I regret that
I did not see Jasper.

He asked for me.

And I shall never know
what he would have said to me.

Go.

The boy has done
what I would in his shoes.

He sailed from Scotland
to Land's End

and 8,000 Cornish men
have joined him

out of hate for me.

My army gathers.
I must go to them.

I waited for you.

I'm here.

What we have lived
through together.

Now Melusina sings for me.

No.

No, she doesn't.

Please, Lizzie.

Be there for your brother.

He is gone, Mother.

You think I have not
been fair to you.

It doesn't matter,
I love you, Mother.

Stay with me.

Help Richard.

Keep him from danger.

Promise me you will.

Richard is gone.

He is coming, Lizzie.

I feel it.

Can you hear her singing?

No.

No! No!

Mother, please!

Go, Cathy.

It's time.

Take our son
and claim sanctuary.

Promise me you will
win back your kingdom.

I will come for you both
when I have won.

Go. Go.

Hey!

Queen Elizabeth.

What do you mean
they've deserted me?

So few of them turned out for you

that the ones
who did feel torn

and say they will not
fight their own kind.

Henry.

Lizzie.

She is gone.

I had to see you.

You rode all
through the night.

The noblemen
whom I wrote to did not come?

They claim the swelling sickness.
Something else to blame me for.

What?

Since Spain is not with us,
they feel we are alone in all of Europe,

while the boy
has every kingdom

and my own men
flocking to his side.

No.

No, they are traitors.
They will not do this.

My Lords! My Lords!

Do you know me?

Of course, Your Grace.

You are the Queen of England.

Then listen to your Queen
when I command you!

England is invaded
by a pretender and the Scots!

Since when have Englishmen
feared Gaels and Celts

and run from warfare
with their tails between their legs?

They say he is the true king,
Richard of York.

If he were Richard,
he would be my brother

and I would
tell you so myself!

But he is here to kill your kin

and rob England
of what was never his!

If you fear God,

then you will honor
your true king, Henry Tudor!

And if you will not
do it for your King,

then do it for me!

The daughter of Edward IV

and Queen Elizabeth Woodville,

who has just passed
from this life into God's hands.

Your men are here
and they support you.

When this battle is over

you will live in peace
with your families

knowing that you have done
your duty to your King,

your God,

and to your Queen.

How can I thank you?

Come back to me.

To us.

You must go.

The guards will take you
back to London.

Henry, I...

Tell me afterwards.

Guards, shields!

Shields!

Shields up!

March!

Where did he run?

Where is the boy?

You won, Henry.

He withdrew,
this is good news.

You think this is
the end of it?

That he won't raise
more men and then return?

What?

What is it?

He's claimed sanctuary.

The boy?

Where is he?
- At Beaulieu Abbey.

So I cannot even send
my men to bring him to me?

Not men.

I can do it.

God's ways
are mysterious indeed.

Now I understand
my pilgrimage.

He confirms that what
I do is God's work

and my calling

is to be the
guardian of his reign.

Abbot.

Please bring out the boy.

We know that he is here.

My Lady,
the King's Mother...

We could not refuse
him sanctuary.

You did what

any holy man would do.

But your allegiance
is to God and to the King.

And I am on God's work.

You will find the definition
in the Bible, in your library.

Has he something else to wear?

We could give
him holy robes.

Disrobe.

Exchange your clothes
with him.

Your impudence
offends the Lord.

Take those garments off.

I've won a king,
and that makes three.

Harry, show your cards
or stop cheating.

I wasn't cheating.

My Lady, Your Grace.

A message
from your Lady Mother.

She has the boy.

I win.