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Do you love her more than us?

Do you, Mother?

What are you doing here?

You cannot stay at court.

Narcisse has nothing on
either of you, not any more.

Run him through for
treason against his king.

Assassins managed to enter the castle.

- Protestant assassins?
- Tell me we didn't fund

an assassination on our king!

They said

- that you were untouched.
- I lied.

I was raped.

This is my fault.

Find the men who did
this to me and kill them.

Take as many as the dungeon can hold.

Leave the rest chained up outside

till we can find a place for them.

All the roads are sealed off.

These men were caught trying to flee.

What of the man called Severin?

His lands are deserted

but I'm having them watched day and night.

Who saw him? Who heard him called by name?

One of the guards.

I'll question him. Maybe
he knows something else.

No, I already did. The one
name was all that he overheard.

- Move along.
- Question everyone

and anyone who might know this man Severin.

Use any means necessary...

- the rack, the wheel, I don't care.
- Francis,

you seem shaken, but they failed.

You're all right.

Mary is all right.

There is nothing small
about an attack on the king.

Of course.

What about Narcisse? Did you get to him?

No. No, he disappeared.

But I will find him.

- Condé.
- I was going to visit my brother

in Navarre, but I turned back

as soon as I heard the news. Where's Mary?

She's fine... getting
some much-needed rest.

Thank God.

Francis, you must know
my loyalty lies with you.

I do. But you're also a Protestant.

You know the leader of this movement.

If he is behind this, he
will be found and hanged.

And if he wasn't, he needs to cooperate,

help us find the conspirators.

I'll try to find him.

What's Mary doing here?

She's looking for her rapist.

And if you don't catch him,
that's what she'll be doing

for the rest of her life...

in every room and in every crowd.

Mary...

I'm sorry.

Please come inside.

- He's not here.
- But all of these men

will be questioned and one
of them will lead us to him.

And the other men, too.

The ones who stood there

and would have done the
same to me, or worse.

Yes.

Mary, it would be foolish of me to ask you

to try not to think about it,

but I urge you to get some rest.

I can't close my eyes without seeing them.

And the next hours are crucial...

every minute that passes makes
their capture less likely.

They won't get away.

- I will find the men responsible.
- They could be

- miles away by now.
- It doesn't matter where they are,

Mary, I will hunt them
to the ends of the earth.

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Where are you going?

Morning Mass.

- Come with me.
- Greer, I go to services now, not Mass.

- After all that's happened?
- It was the act

of a small group of violent radicals.

You gave money and they
used it to fund their crimes.

I gave money for a school.

What difference does it make?

If your involvement comes to light,

you will hang for treason.

They tried to kill our king.

You must separate yourself from this faith

and you must do it immediately.

I can't do that.

You are going down a dangerous path

and you are dragging me with you.

I beg of you:

change course.

What can I do for you?

Are you cold?

I'll fetch you a blanket.

I should have known
those weren't our guards.

Mary, you were startled
in the dead of night.

There were three armed men against you.

Please don't torment yourself.

I'm so sorry that this happened.

That my choices brought
this violence into our home.

Don't blame yourself for
the actions of evil people.

We've disagreed about tolerance, but

you were just doing what
you believed was right,

what you thought was best for France.

No.

I wasn't doing what I believed was right

or what I thought was best.

I made choices...

under pressure from another.

I was being blackmailed.

Blackmailed? For what?

I killed my father at the joust.

He was a threat to France, to you.

Oh, my God.

It was regicide.

Francis, who found out the truth?

Narcisse.

All the hard-line choices
favoring Catholics,

all the violence that you allowed...

Why didn't you tell me
what he was doing to you?

Because if it ever came to light...

... you needed to be
able to deny any knowledge

or involvement... I couldn't let
you be implicated for what I did.

I kept thinking that I'd find a way out,

but things got so bloody, so awful, and...

the lies and mistakes kept piling up.

Till last night...

I found a way out.

I found Montgomery.

Where is he?

- You killed him.
- I had to.

I have done terrible things to protect us.

And I have lied to you

time and time again, to protect you.

Protect me?

I know the events of last
night can never be undone,

but they will pay with their lives.

I will kill them.

Every last person who brought us to this.

And once they're gone, we
will come back from this.

And I will never let anyone hurt you again.

Francis, you need to come outside.

It's freezing. You can't leave us out here.

When the sun goes down,
we'll die... take us inside!

More prisoners are coming in,
but the dungeons are filling up.

They're right... it's too cold,

many won't survive the night.

Many here didn't survive the last.

Guards and servants were killed,

and they got in because
they thought us vulnerable.

Against the wall!

I wanted to be one kind of king,

and then I was forced to be another.

Now I can't go back.

- Francis...
- What is needed now is a king to be feared.

And not just for the prisoners,
but for all of France,

and, by God, I will give them one.

So that this never happens again.

Let them freeze.

Mary, they told us you
were in your old chambers.

Why are they moving your things in?

I'm going to be staying here for a while.

- Why?
- It's because of the attacks last night. Um...

I can't stay in my old rooms anymore.

Well, they told us you were fine, that your

guards were killed, but the men
fled before they could get in.

Uh, that was a lie I told.

And one you will have to tell, too.

The truth is...

those men broke into my chambers

and I was raped.

Dear God...

I'm... I'm still in some pain
and I'd prefer not to be touched.

They beat me and one held
me down while the other...

These men...

were they captured?

Uh, no, they got away.

He got away.

So I will be staying here,

under guard, for a while.

I cannot hear any talk of an heir,

at all, not from you, not from anyone.

Not until I'm sure that any pregnancy,

any child isn't...

Of course. We'll make sure no one asks.

I'm not ashamed of what happened to me.

I was wronged by evil men,
but this was an act of war

and hatred against the monarchy,

- which is why no one can ever know.
- Mary...

we understand, but right now we don't care

about the monarchy. We're your friends

and we care about you.

I'm so sorry.

What... what can we do?

Francis will make this right.

He will find those men and he will

slay them and it will be over.

May I have a word with you, please?

I know about what happened to Mary.

Francis, I'm so sorry.

So am I.

I can't help but think

if I'd helped you weaken Narcisse earlier,

things might have gone differently.

The Vatican, the edict...

You are not responsible.

- I am.
- We can't

undo the choices we made,

but we can use all our energy,

all our power, to avenge Mary.

Which is why I won't rest until I do.

Francis, I heard Narcisse fled.

I might have an idea where to.

Once, he mentioned a kind of oasis for him,

a villa out in the countryside.

I don't think he'd remember
mentioning it to me,

- which is why...
- Which is why he might be there.

Thank you.

I know Narcisse deserves whatever he gets,

but after last night, you
will need nobles at your side.

Ask yourself

whether Narcisse is more
valuable to you dead or alive.

Leith.

Where's your husband?

We came here when we heard of the attack,

but he had business with some nobles.

Do you know what my orders are now?

To round up every known
Protestant for questioning,

even torture. It's a witch hunt.

Oh, God.

Does Mary know Castleroy is a Protestant?

- Yes.
- Will she protect you?

- Both of you?
- No.

I... I can't turn to her, not this time.

Then you need to leave.

Before he is named by one of the others.

- Oh, this can't be happening.
- It is, Greer.

And you warned me, didn't you?

That I was taking an
enormous risk with a man

I originally turned to,
because he offered me safety.

- I feel more for him than gratitude.
- I'm glad.

But now, if you love him, then
you need to leave with him.

You need to get as far
away from here as possible.

Francis.

There's been a riot in the south keep.

Some prisoners heard a rumor

you were going to let them freeze to death.

They panicked and two guards were killed.

Hang the men responsible.

We don't yet know who started it

or who dealt the killing blow.

Defiant even in captivity.

Because they foresee death by your command.

- Are you defending them?
- Of course not.

I'm only advising you to
choose your next move carefully.

The time has come to either

dole out mercy or to crush them all.

Whichever you choose,

there is no turning back.

Terror worked for you and Father.

It kept the realm safe.

But at a price, Francis.

How many men are in the south keep?

A dozen or so. Hang them all.

Here in the courtyard, so the others

can see what fate has in store

for those who would rise against us.

Hyah!

Claude, please leave this room.

There are over 100 rooms in this castle

and you need this one?

Get out of here.

Now.

Get out. Now.

Go to hell.

You're out of your mind.

Leave her be.

Leave her be. She's but a child.

She hated us.

Have you forgotten?

I remember everything.

How did we die, Mother?

She suffocated you.

Those flowers from Claude's dress, the ones

- you'd been pulling at.
- No!

She put one... in each of your throats.

And then you lied.

I blamed it on an illness.

She was my daughter,
and you were both gone.

Choose us this time.

There's no choice.

You are both dead.

Aah! My wrist. Please.

We are here.

Don't you feel us?

Do to Claude what she did to us.

I can't.

Blame me. She was only five.

If you don't do it,

then we will.

And she will suffer.

We promise.

Hugo, where are you?

This place is empty. Silent as death.

If this Hugo funneled money
to the conspirators as you say,

- perhaps he fled with them.
- Hugo worked for me.

I know he only aided those men out of fear.

Perhaps the king's guards took him.

He didn't give them the chance.

Lord Castleroy, you have
been named Greer! Get back!

by another suspect in the attempted murder

- of King Francis.
- Please, no,

he's a good man.

You can't do this. I am one

- of the queen's ladies!
- Greer! Don't put yourself at risk,

do you hear me? I'll be all right.

I'll be all right!

The letter I asked you to
deliver to Mary last night,

was it delivered?

I don't think so.

The servant I charged

with delivering the letter

was killed outside Mary's chambers.

He never reached the queen.

I see.

Do you want it back, my lord?

We could take it from the body.

No. Let the man rest in peace.

Did the assassins really make it
that close to the royal chambers?

Lord Condé.

I just found out how
close the attackers came...

right to your door. Are
you sure you're all right?

Yes, I'm fine.

You were lucky.

Francis asked me to bring
back some information,

but I can't find him.

What information?

He's left the castle. If
it's about the attackers,

there's no time to lose. Share it with me.

We've had a setback.

The man who aided them with money, he...

he hanged himself.

To avoid torture.

I won't give up searching,

but anyone guilty has
either been rounded up,

hiding, or on the run if
they managed to get out

before the roads were
blocked by the guards.

Louis...

... did the man who funded
the attackers have a wife?

Yes. Take me to her.

- I could have her brought in.
- To be tortured?

We don't have the time, and
people in pain will say anything.

I need the truth, names, information

to find the men who...

are most responsible, and I need it now.

No, it's too dangerous.

It's worth the risk.

Louis, these men broke into my home.

It's worth the risk.

My lover in Brussels had
a penchant for gold leaf.

Once, he had me wrapped
in it, all but my...

I would like a word alone with my daughter.

- Your Majesty.
- Your Majesty.

What is it now, Mother?

- Would you like this room, too?
- Claude.

It's not safe for you, here, in the castle.

I have done all that I could.

I don't know how much longer
I can keep you from harm.

Keep me from harm? You struck me.

Listen to me,

- there are other things to fear.
- What things?

There is enough gold in there

to take you anywhere you want to go.

- Rome, Paris...
- I'm perfectly happy here.

Please... please, Claude, I am begging you.

You know, for the longest time,

I thought there was
something wrong with me.

But there's something wrong with you.

I am finished asking why you want me gone.

Please...

I don't need your money.

I have far more value to Francis.

You're a relic who's
outlived her usefulness.

I...

- am the future.
- If you don't leave

this castle, you will
leave me no choice but...

Do not threaten me.

I swear,

if you dare lay a hand on me again,

you will woefully regret it.

I'd be careful threatening
Catherine like that.

She's more deadly than
you give her credit for.

Lady Kenna.

Lurking on the sidelines,
privy to family squabbles.

Is that how you got into my father's bed?

I'm trying to help you.

The women in this castle
have it hard enough

without us turning on each other.

And you worry for me.

I have no idea what's happening
between you and your mother...

She hates me, and you're
enjoying that, aren't you?

I'm trying not to, but
you're being such a spiteful

- little shrew.
- And what are you?

You're nothing.

Catherine is still my mother.

We have a bond.

And if you know anything
about her, you'll know this:

she will do anything

for her blood.

Don't bother. There's nowhere to run.

My men are outside. You're surrounded.

And there's no blackmail to save you now.

Get up.

I won't fight you.

But know that I deeply regret the pressure

I put you under. I see
now that there is nothing

more dangerous than men who
have nothing left to lose.

Shut up.

I heard about the Protestants
you've already slaughtered.

There is no getting off this road now.

They hate you.

I know you hate me, too,

for everything I've done
to you, for making you

a different kind of king,
but that is who you are now.

- You need me.
- Nobody needs you.

You need me alive because
I have changed my will.

You kill me and all my lands, my armies,

my gold go to the Protestant cause.

You kill me, you hand
them everything I have,

and they will use it against you.

It is a new France,

and I shall be loyal to you, I swear.

I see you will resort to
anything to stay alive.

You'll soon find out there
are fates worse than death.

- This way.
- My husband hanged himself to avoid the king's guards.

They'll come for me soon. You
have to get me out of France!

I can't help you if you don't help me.

I need information on the men
that carried out this attack.

- Do you know where they are?
- If I talk to you, they'll know.

- They'll kill me.
- No, they won't.

Your Majesty.

If you help us find these men,

they will never hurt you

or anyone else again,

and this manhunt against
your brethren will stop.

My husband... this wasn't his doing.

They forced him to give them
money for weapons, men...

I believe you, and you
must trust in me, as well.

I will ensure your safety.

What do you know about
a man called Severin?

He was just a farmer.

His son was a minister,
the one they strung up.

And by "they," you mean us, the royals.

That's when Severin joined the radicals.

After the attack at the
castle, he and two others

came back for money, enough
to get them out of the country.

They threatened to kill me
if Hugo didn't help them.

Your husband paid them to save your life?

But he needed time to gather the funds.

He planned to leave the
money waiting for them

at a peasant house north of here.

We need to head back, tell Francis.

We're not going back.

- What?
- The house is closer to us than the castle is.

If we leave now, we might be able

to catch these men before they escape.

"We?" Mary, I'm not taking
you anywhere near that house.

There's no reason for
you to endanger yourself.

- I can identify them.
- How?

You saw their faces?

Yes. I... I was huddled in a doorway

when I saw three men
trying to make their escape.

Louis, our only chance of catching them

is if we leave now.

- But without guards...
- There's no time.

If we miss our chance, I won't
be able to forgive myself.

Not to mention,

there are three of them.
You're going to need help.

Mary, you're not even armed...

Good Lord. We need to capture them alive.

I want them questioned,

and I want them publicly
hanged for treason.

I'll take out their legs, then
we drag them back to court.

Together.

What are you doing here?

I've been a bit on edge.

There's so much tension in the region,

and I have taken it out on you.

You've always taken it out on me.

Whatever it is,

whatever ails you.

I know. I'm sorry.

You weren't like that with anyone else,

even your other daughters.

You know you favor boys.

Claude,

I'm trying to apologize.

What for?

For the wrongs that I 've done.

I love you.

I always have.

I don't want you to suffer
more than you already have.

I haven't been much of a mother to you,

and I thought it was about
time I behaved as such.

You know, I can't help but think

things would be different between us

if I'd been kinder to you from the start,

when you were young.

Forgive me.

For all that I have done.

Forgive me.

Your Majesty, I've come
to ask something of you.

Leave us.

There is a prisoner being held

for questioning in the dungeons...

- Lord Castleroy.
- I know this.

I know that he is Greer's husband.

I've come to ask you to set him free.

He was named by another prisoner.

Sharing the same faith, that is all.

I know Castleroy. He is not your enemy.

There's no way he had
any part in this attack.

He was brought in for
questioning. People are dying

while they await what you so
politely call "questioning."

Forgive me? But I was
a soldier at your side.

When you saved my life.

When we saw so much death.

To feel its grip,

to push back an enemy, to wonder
how much force is too much.

If some small part of you

is wondering that now,
I'm offering you a way out.

A chance to show mercy with one man.

I can't.

You can.

When you took my lands away, you said that

you'd make it up to me one day.

Well, this is that day.

I want repayment.

Let Castleroy go.

Leith, are you sure this is
how you want me to repay you?

Lord Castleroy...

come with me.

You're free.

Leith, uh...

Thank you.

Oh, you're

still in danger here.

People know who you
are, so, whatever you do,

don't come back.

They're not here.

Are we too late?

This is the place.

They're coming.

Hide, Mary.

Aye, Hugo kept his word.

The money's here.

Who in the hell?

Dear God, no.

- It is you.
- Yeah.

I remember you.

I make no apologies.

You deserved what I gave you.

You savage!

You will be hanged for what you did to me.

You will suffer and die, and I will live.

In a hundred years, as
Queen, I will be remembered,

and your name will be forgotten.

You'll see that you
are erased from history.

And God have mercy on your soul.

Damn your pity and your king!

God will forgive me.

He will grant me absolution from the fire.

Mary... !

Kill them...

and let them burn with their sins.

No, my lord, I beg you... aah!

Does Francis know what happened?

Yes. So does Catherine and my ladies.

What happened to me can
never become public knowledge.

- It would weaken us.
- Mary...

you can trust me.

I know.

We should keep moving.

You're nearly home.

Am I?

- Mary?
- I thought that

by killing those men I
could find my way back

to my old life with Francis.

But how can I?

It's done, and it can't be undone.

What they did to me, the
events that led us here,

so far from where we began.

That's not true.

Look at me, Mary.

France is your home now; your country.

And you are still its queen.

Your people need you.

Hello, Claude.

Hello, Bash.

Did you know

48 hours ago, I had not one but two suitors

vying for my hand in marriage.

And now I have none.

Bad luck.

You're still here.

Good Bash.

Dependable Bash.

Such hands...

such fingers.

How drunk are you?

You're burning up.

You warned me and I... I didn't listen.

I won't make that mistake in the future.

In our future.

Greer, you are leaving with me.

I can't.

Mary needs me now more than ever.

Besides...

if we both run now,
just after your release,

you'll look guilty of something more,

something undiscovered.

But if I stay...

Greer, no.

I can protect you from suspicion.

Take your children and go somewhere safe.

I'll make up an excuse for your absence.

My permanent absence?

Please don't say that.

I love you.

I know.

And I pray I'll see you again.

Mary, I've been looking for you everywhere.

We've caught and executed

nine of the conspirators
whose role in the...

attack was confirmed,

but Severin...

He's dead.

As are his accomplices.

You were wise to use Condé.

He helped me find them.

You killed them? Together?

There wasn't time... I had to act.

I didn't want them to escape.

But you can release the
rest of the prisoners,

Francis.

It's over.

It's over.

Mary, no.

This notion that we could

put the pieces back together.

I wanted to believe that we could.

That we just needed to find
these men and punish them.

But now I realize...

I can't change the fact that...

You blame me for what happened.

I know it's irrational, but...

it feels forever linked to you.

And to us.

Mary, I was...

desperately trying to save your life.

What would we have done differently

if you'd known the truth?

What good would it have done

for me to put you in that kind of danger?

I'm not sure.

I don't know if it would
have gone differently

or better, but you never gave us a chance.

And now we'll never know.

I've had some time to think.

I believe that we should
lead separate lives.

What does that mean?

That we will continue to work
together as king and queen,

but that I will be your wife in name only.

I can't do that.

I won't.

We wouldn't be the first
people in history to do so.

If you're talking about my parents,

we are nothing like them.

I would do anything for you, Mary.

I love you and you love me.

And look where that love has brought us.

I thought about throwing
you in with the Protestants.

They'd rip a fine Catholic
lord like you limb from limb.

And then I realized

I have better use for you alive.

You cost me more than you
could possibly imagine,

but your debt will be paid.

Anything.

You ask and it's yours.

Yes...

anything.

Because from now on, you belong to me.

You will do and say as I command.

You will be charged with...

well, whatever I damn well please,

before I publicly take everything you have.

You're my puppet now.

And should you outlive your usefulness,

I'll have you slaughtered
in the dead of night.

Sleep well, Narcisse.

Henry?

You can't be real.

Don't I feel real?

Stop.

Stop.

St... stop it.

What is happening to me?

Why are you here?

The Twins found me.

You mustn't...

feel guilty about Claude.

You did right by us.

No, but...

Doesn't this feel right, too?

Uh-huh.

The fun we'll have, Catherine.

Say it, say it,

say that you want me back.

Catherine, please,

I need you to say it.

I want you back.

Antoine.

Little brother.

I, um, I let myself in.

You don't mind, do you?

Tell me the truth:

did you have anything to do
with the attack on the castle?

Oh, come on, Louis, you know me.

If I had set that in motion,
it would have been a success.

It was the work of fanatics.

All passion, no organization.

Then why are you here?

As the King of Navarre,

I suppose you could call it work-related.

Your reports have grown briefer and fewer.

Why is that?

You were supposed to befriend Francis,

find out what kind of king he is,

where he's vulnerable,

but as I hear it, you've grown closer

to the queen instead.

I'm... I'm told she's a... a great beauty.

Have you fallen for her?

No.

Of course not.

Good.

If the time should come when
you need to choose between

your new friends, and your family...

well, your choice will be clear.

Queen Mary.

We found this in the royal chambers

as we were clearing out your things.

It must have slid under the carpet

when it was delivered.

Mary,

When you read this, I'll be gone.

I'm sorry I didn't say good-bye,

but seeing you again would
have weakened my resolve.

I know I agreed to marry
Claude on behalf of France

but I've realized I can't.

My heart lies with another.

I've fallen in love with a queen.

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