Facts About Becoming Elizabeth Cast: What Happened In The 1st Season?

A Replay of Becoming Elizabeth Season 1: England Will Be On Fire!

Actress. I wouldn't say I like Elizabeth. Elizabeth threw Robert Dudley in the Tower for marrying without her permission and broke one of her ladies-in-fingers (again, because of the marriage-without-permission thing).

• She had a terrible temper, and I'm not saying it would be in full flow here, but more prominent personalities overshadow her.
• Series continuous Mary. Is she crazy? Okay. Try living Mary Tudor's life and then being told you're marrying someone whose opinions are opposite to yours. Finally! Finally! Logic.
• Tom Cranmer? Right? Mary burned him for helping Edward's Protestant reforms and writing the Book of Common Prayer.
• Cranmer's dismissal appears wrong. Who doesn't want a forger's hand burned? We can't change history, so we might as well dramatize it.
• Hello! During his reign, Edward burns two people. Compared to Mary's (nearly 300). 300) Adult-baptized Anabaptists.
• When I'm down on humanity's moral growth, I remember how I can tell my wife I want our hypothetical children to choose baptism.
• The 16th century wouldn't have been approved for various reasons.
• Spanish envoy worried about England and Mary. He wants Mary to move to Spain. Spain won't go to war to protect her. Nice! Suppose?
• Catherine of Aragon, Mary's mother, is Spanish, and Charles V has sheltered her (who rules Spain, among other parts of Europe).
• She was reared like a princess in England (until her father disowned her but ignored that).
• We can't imagine how 16th-century people saw religion, but consider how unhappy people were when Starbucks removed Christmas messages from their cups.
• Imagine a monarch who didn't like his wife upsetting your main religion. You thought the correct beliefs and behavior could prevent eternal pain.
• People sought to practice the “proper” religion and save their neighbors from damnation by barring alternative preachers.
• Matthew 18:6 doesn't help: “If someone causes one of these small ones to stumble, it would be better for them to be drowned.” So. This might empower people.
• Mary doesn't want to leave England because it's her home, but she feels a spiritual obligation to its people due to Edward's persecution of Catholicism.
• Edward orders her to marry a “Protestant zealot” Cruel! Dudley burns her religious items. When Mary resists her scheduled marriage, he says this. We're doomed. Bishop Gardiner falls stairs. Dudley's Evil (EVB).
• Mary attacks Lord Dudley, saying, “You'll BURN for this; God sees you.” Pedro intervenes.
• Yes! It's dramatic foreshadowing (though not for Dudley, who still throws people downstairs). Mary's swagger
• Elizabeth tries to persuade Edward not to marry Dane. She tries Somerset after Edward declines.
• Somerset says his sister died giving birth to Edward for Henry, and his brother died after bringing Elizabeth into his house (and for being an idiot), so he won't get involved with their nasty family. Despite Somerset's grumpiness, I want him to leave the court.
• A servant takes Mary and Elizabeth to a field. Mary initially doubts Elizabeth's intentions.
• Elizabeth wishes she'd listened to her about everything and says her life has fallen apart except Mary.
• Sisterhood! Elizabeth answers “Maybe” when Mary says the ambassador wants her to flee.
• Mary feels Elizabeth wants her accused of treason to take England and considers her a “stealthier predator” than Dudley.
• Elizabeth's sudden change of heart emotionally destabilizes her.
• Mary nears Spain. Elizabeth's foto clothes made me happy. Has Robin earned this scene? No. Over Thomas.
• Elizabeth married a Dane (the king? Prince? Duke? He canceled after hearing something about her (I didn't write it down because it's fake).

Edward describes Elizabeth's mother's sad monologue. They're generous!

He was choking Edward slides. Gasp! Finished? Oh, sh*t! says Dudley (for him). Mary warns Pedro that England will burn to halt the disease. Strangely cool.

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Wow. Excel, Tudors! The second season should focus on Mary's rule and recast Elizabeth.