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- Was it your gift or your medicine that healed me?
- I saved your life.

- Say you'll marry me, or we're over.
- I can't.

We may have a promising future.

Then let's see if we're good together.

Louis was approached by Elizabeth's envoy.

You knew about this? That
Condé was courting England?

Because he felt he had no
other choice. I abandoned him.

Do you realize that by
helping Condé escape,

Elizabeth could have a foothold in France?

Condé's army is loyal to him.

If he becomes king consort of England,

we will essentially have
an enemy army on our soil.

Mary, this is the most dangerous
thing you have ever done.

Her Majesty Elizabeth still rejoices

in the idea of marrying you.

And she's ready to give
you her backing, if you take

the throne of France.

King Louis of France!

These are the regions where
Lord Condé has been sighted.

We've searched them all, but found nothing.

It's been four weeks
since Condé was last seen.

You mean since you helped him escape.

My point is that

he might not be in France anymore.

Our spies in England and abroad

haven't heard so much
as a whisper from him.

He's still here.

There are reports some of his men

were seen in the Bouconne forest.

He could be gathering his troops.

I want that forest searched.

Take whoever you need.

You think Condé's a threat. Why?

He's lost everything, there's
a warrant out for his head.

Exactly. If I were him, I'd want revenge.

Whatever you think of
him, he's not vindictive.

Maybe not to you.

But I'm the one who
signed his death warrant.

What could he have to gain
from striking out against you?

The throne.

He's a prince of the blood.

All that stands between him
and the crown is my head.

My brothers are too young to rule,

and no lords would accept
Catherine as regent.

You think Condé is planning a coup.

It's a prime opportunity.

He has the support of the
English queen, who would like

nothing more than to
plunge France into chaos.

And he knows that we're vulnerable,

what with the bulk of troops in Scotland

fighting to protect your throne.

If you truly believe
that we are under threat,

then recall the troops.

My throne in Scotland

is meaningless if France falls.

I have considered it, believe me,

but bringing them back would take too long.

And it would look like we're
folding on another front.

Then appeal to one of your closer allies.

Your brother-in-law, King Philip of Spain.

I have, already.

King Philip is willing to send troops,

but only when there is a
clear and imminent threat.

Not just my fears and conjecture about what

my wife's former lover might do.

I understand your anger at me,

but if you could just look past it,

you would see how sorry I am.

Save your apologies.

Your words have no meaning for me anymore.

You weren't going to leave

without saying good-bye, were you?

It seemed a shame to wake you.

Do you have to go?

If you stay, I can make
it worth your while.

Tempting as that is,

I doubt the king would understand.

Francis is relying on your services

more and more every day.

You keep this up, you could
become his lead general.

What?

You're so beautiful.

And I want to have my way
with you without worrying

who might see us.

I thought that added to the allure.

It did, at first.

But in the few weeks we've had together,

I've come to care for you.

I see the life I could have with you.

Then I remember...

- you're married.
- Well, that could change.

Leave it to me.

Once you return victorious,

perhaps we'll both have a change in status.

Leith.

It's been weeks since we last spoke.

I was beginning to think
you were avoiding me.

Because I was. I am.

But Princess Claude insisted on

a shopping trip to town.

And what the princess wants, she gets.

Can I just say how sorry I am,

about the way things ended with us?

How's business?

Good. Thanks to your generosity.

Actually, business is booming,
so I'll be able to pay you back.

There's no need.

I have no use for the money.

Not anymore.

So, how are wedding plans coming along?

That's one perk of
being engaged to a madam,

I bet she throws a roaring party.

Ready to return to the castle?

Look at you, all business.

Once you couldn't stop
talking about the epic,

insufferable love you and Greer share.

Is the wedding going
to be in her whorehouse?

With whore guests and a whore officiant?

If so, you have to invite me.

I'm only teasing.

But I am desperately curious

about your upcoming nuptials.

I command you to give me details.

You can command me to escort
you to every dress shop in town,

or to stand by your door until I collapse.

But there are some things that
even a princess has no claim to.

Spruce bark.

It's good for treating
infections and colds.

You hunt, you trap,

you bring people back
from the brink of death.

You mean the ladies at
court can't do all that?

Or read a man's past and
future by touching him?

They're more interested
in dancing and embroidery.

But I think your skills
are far more useful.

Well, I'm glad you think so.

For the longest time,

I prayed my gift would be taken from me.

Why?

When I was a little girl,

I saw the men in my village

drag a woman by her hair,

strap her to a post and...

plunge her into a freezing
river until she drowned.

She was a midwife.

But when one of the babies
she delivered was stillborn,

the mother accused her of using witchcraft.

Said she stole the
baby's soul for the devil.

Women who stick out are apt to be killed.

I suppose that's why you've carved out

a quiet life for yourself.

I've found it's best to
avoid people altogether.

Must be lonely.

You get used to it.

You're a gifted seer,

and there are places where your
talents would be appreciated.

Do you know of Nostradamus?

I heard the Queen Mother
herself depended on his counsel.

With him gone, the court
is in need of a new seer.

Me? At court?

You wouldn't have to hide who you are

- or what you do.
- I doubt

the court ladies would welcome
me into their embroidery group.

You don't need them.

You'd have me.

At least visit the castle,

and see if it's a place
where you could be happy.

I know I would be, if I could...

look at your face every day.

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Looking for me?

That was a warning shot. The next

will hit you between the eyes.

How unfortunate that your
men are canvassing a section

of these woods miles
away. Lay down your weapon.

Are you taking me prisoner?

No. I'm making you an offer.

You and your men can live
if you pledge yourself

and your army to me.

You want us to join your coup?

My forces are stronger than
you or the king suspect.

And there's something else
that might change your mind.

- Bertraud.
- Father!

My son.

It's impossible... he was captured

at the battle of Calais by the English.

You have the backing of England.

I hate to use a man's
son as a bargaining chip,

but Queen Elizabeth insisted.

Help me take down King
Francis and Elizabeth

will release your son.

And you could become general to all

France's armies under the new order.

The new king.

You.

I know what my future holds.

The question is, do you?

When do we start?

It already has.

We took the whole town in two hours.

They never saw us coming.

The weapons facility is
entirely under our control.

Set him free.

Deliver a message to King Francis.

Tell him Prince Condé is coming.

This is where the royal
family take their meals

when it's not a special occasion.

It's a bit ostentatious.

It's not that.

I'm just more interested
in seeing your quarters.

Your bedchamber, perhaps?

We could finish what
we started in the woods?

Bash!

I've been looking for you all day.

If you could excuse your woodsman,

we have business to discuss.

Oh, good Lord. You're a woman.

Oh, you must be Bash's mysterious friend

who lives in the forest.

And you must be Kenna, his wife.

You're exquisite.

Oh.

You have such a radiant energy about you.

Oh.

Can you excuse us?

Mm.

Well, your new lady love
is quite the character.

- What do you want?
- I'm happy for you. Truly.

In fact, it just so happens

that I, too, have moved on with another.

General Renaude.

Renaude? The mercenary?

Former mercenary. Quickly becoming

Francis's right-hand man. No offense.

None taken, but how is this my concern?

Well, it concerns you

in that you and I are
still husband and wife.

You said you'd grant me an annulment

if the right man came along, and,

well, he has.

You're sure about him? Renaude?

Sure as I can be.

I'll talk to Francis.

Good luck to you.

You, too.

Now you've met Kenna.

I hope that wasn't uncomfortable.

No, it wasn't.

I'm not threatened by her.

I had a vision of our future.

Both of us, together,

surrounded by our children.

Children? It seems...

... premature.

My lord,

the king urgently requests your presence.

Excuse me.

By the time we realized

we were under attack, Lord
Condé's men had overwhelmed us.

They took Toulouse in a matter of hours.

Go with my men.

We'll need details

of everything you saw and heard.

So it's confirmed.

Condé means to take my crown.

Toulouse is the main supplier
of our weapons to our troops.

Taking it was a smart tactical move, but

why would Condé announce
that he's coming for us?

Perhaps he means

- to intimidate us.
- Maybe he hopes

to demoralize the soldiers
we have into deserting.

Order General Renaude and his
army to return to the castle.

We'll need as many men as we can get.

And send messengers to Spain.

Tell King Philip to
send troops immediately.

We have an uprising to crush.

- This is it?
- Mm-hmm.

I confess, when you said you
had a fun surprise planned,

an hour-long ride to the middle of nowhere

was not what I had in mind.

Mm. I brought you here
to give you a present.

It can't be.

Arion?

He was the finest
Andalusian in all of France.

Many lords wanted him,
but I outbid them all.

You know, back then, my lands

stretched from Rouen all
the way down to the coast.

Arion and I would ride all day,

knowing that everything
we surveyed was ours.

I thought him lost,

dead, when my lands were taken

and my property sacked.

How?

Well, I may be cooped up in a castle.

Never forget, my reach is far.

Think of this as a gesture

of my continued appreciation
for your faithfulness.

You do not need incentives
to ensure my loyalty.

Surely by now I've proven
that you can trust me.

I want to believe that.

Then do.

Your Majesty, the king has ordered

all members of the royal family
return to the castle at once.

- What's happened?
- I don't know.

I was only told that your
safety could be at risk.

I knew it was a matter of time before

Condé showed his true colors.

I should have poisoned
him when I had the chance!

A few weeks ago, he was
running for his life.

Must we take his threat seriously?

I'm afraid we must.

We're consolidating the troops we have

at the castle, and
reinforcements from Spain

should be arriving within days.

The royal family will be evacuated.

For your safety, you will be scattered,

and sent abroad to wait out the coup.

Take only what you need.

God willing, we'll be home soon.

This is all your fault.

We're all thinking it.

Before you go,

I want John to have something.

This was mine when I was a babe.

My mother says that it should be passed on

to my royal heir. I know that

John will never be king, but he should know

who his father was, and that
I claimed him to the world

as my own. If anything were
to happen, tell him every day

how much his father loved him.

I will, I promise.

Be safe.

I won't be needing a teary farewell,

as I'm staying in the
castle as long as you are.

Your younger sister and
brothers are safely abroad.

My only concern now is you.

Perhaps I should stay, as well.

That's not a good idea.

I could be of help.

- Our differences aside...
- It's not that.

I failed to protect you once before.

If anything were to happen to you,

I would never be able to live with myself.

Very well.

I'll do as you ask.

I'll leave at first light.

- Whoa!
- Whoa!

General Renaude. Is something the matter?

Your Majesty, thank goodness we found you.

The path ahead is
crawling with Condé's men.

It's not safe.

I'm headed to the castle,
as the king commanded.

But my men could guide
you to another route.

You'll be safe in their charge.

Very well.

I'll send word to Lord Condé

that we've captured the queen.

Before the horses are rested
and we continue on our way,

I wanted to be sure that we weren't
trading one unsafe route for another.

When you saw Condé's men,
where were they headed?

One of our scouts saw Lord Condé

leading a company across the River Road

from the direction of St. Serafina's Abbey.

Then they were headed east.

Yes.

But Condé was last sighted in Toulouse,

which is east of St. Serafina's.

If he was approaching our last position,

he would have been heading west,

wouldn't he?

Perhaps the scout was confused.

You also seem confused.

Or is it something else?

Order your guards to stand down.

If you come with us,

Lord Condé says no harm will come to you.

Bash.

Damn.

- Aah.
- Oh, you're bleeding.

Let me help.

I'm... I'm all right.

You're used to taking care
of yourself, aren't you?

You don't need anyone telling
you what's in your future.

Or who.

I saw your face when I
described our future together.

It's not that I don't
wish to be with you...

No need to explain.

Destiny can feel like a burden.

A yoke, as if we have no role to play,

no choices of our own to make.

That's not how it works.

I've seen a likely path ahead,

not the only path.

I suppose I should be grateful

you've seen any path at all, given

the threats we face. Thank
you for explaining yourself.

Better?

Much.

I should go.

I'll have servants prepare
you a guest chamber.

Could you fetch some warm clothes for John?

Our carriage will be leaving soon.

God save us on our journey.

Lola.

Stephan.

- What are you doing here?
- I heard

that you and John were
leaving. I came to say good-bye.

Mm. And what about you?

I would think a man who values
self-preservation as much as you do

- would have similar plans to flee the castle.
- The Queen Mother

has elected to go down with the ship.

Therefore, so will I.

Should I expect more embarrassing drawings

of me to appear,

once Catherine learns of this visit?

You've heard of our relationship.

I had a feeling that your wager

with the lords was a charade.

Your real aim was to push me away.

And who else but Catherine would want that?

I don't know what's more
contemptible, the fact

that she asked you to
humiliate me or that you agreed.

I deserve that.

You're better than this.

You don't have to be Catherine's lap dog.

No one ends a relationship
with Catherine de Medici.

Then why are you here with me now?

Why do people commit acts

that defy sense, even...

self-preservation?

Why did Mary risk her throne
for a man she could never marry?

Why did Francis see what his wife was doing

and still look away?

What are you saying?

I'm saying that should anything
happen to either of us, I hope

that you will remember me
not as the man who lied,

who betrayed you.

I hope you will remember me

as the man who would have cherished you,

if he had had the chance.

Mary!

Shouldn't you be on your way to Naples?

Where is Francis? I need to see him.

The watchman saw you
arrive. Are you all right?

Francis, listen carefully.

Renaude has changed
sides. He serves Condé now.

- General Renaude? Are you certain?
- If my guards hadn't defended me,

- I would be his prisoner now.
- Did they try to hurt you?

They said Condé ordered
them not to harm me.

He probably wanted you as a hostage.

What better wedding gift for Elizabeth

than her greatest rival
for the English throne?

It's not important what
Condé planned to do with me.

The question is what he
plans to do with Renaude.

You said all Condé needs
to do to win is kill you.

Who better to deploy than a
general who's close to court?

Toulouse was a ploy.

Condé knew that I'd send for Renaude.

We need to keep him and his army away

from the castle at all costs.

It might be too late.

Lower the portcullis!
By command of the king!

But my men... Loose the
chains and let it fall!

- Watch out!
- Move!

They're coming!

Engage Renaude and his men!

They are traitors!

Keep them off the ramparts!

Archers, loose!

Where is everybody?

They're hiding. We're under siege.

You're being frightfully overdramatic.

We have walls, don't we?

Walls can be breached. Run.

Run!

Back! Everyone back!

Don't fire until they top the wall!

Hold for my command!

Hold!

Hold!

Fire!

Nock and ready for the next wave!

I'm outnumbered, but I
won't let them take you.

- We have to find someplace to hide.
- The passageways.

We used to play in them
when we were children.

Renaude's men won't know of them.

- Where are they?
- All around.

You just have to know where to look.

Bash! Behind you!

The general's been taken!

Fall back! Fall back!

Well done, men. The first victory is ours.

This was your plan all along, wasn't it?

To get close to me, to
gain access to court,

to learn all you could
about the king's weaknesses.

She has my son, Kenna.

Queen Elizabeth holds Bertraud captive.

I saw him with my own eyes.

She blackmailed me, through Condé.

Betraying the crown against my will

was the only chance I
had of saving his life.

And now that you've failed...

I'm sorry. Truly.

I meant everything I said.

I wanted a life with you.

Elizabeth took that life from us.

And now I'd like to
take something from her.

What do you mean?

These may be my last hours on earth.

I'd like to use them in
service to my sovereign king.

Mary!

- Kenna. What's wrong?
- It's Condé's army.

He doesn't only have his and Renaude's men.

But thanks to Elizabeth's gold and support,

he has the armies of hundreds
of French Protestant lords

at his command.

They started arriving in the last hour.

And more all the time.

My watchman puts Condé's
forces at 900, maybe 1,000 men.

There's still a chance for us to
get you beyond the castle walls

- and to safety.
- It's too late for that.

The fight is upon us, and a
king must stand his ground.

The castle's a good stronghold.
It's built to withstand

- any siege.
- Not against these odds.

Our numbers are vastly inferior.

Which is why you're arming
women and teenage boys.

But what chance do they have
against 900 trained soldiers?

We need every able-bodied
person we can get.

- King Philip's troops are still days away.
- Can we hold off

- Condé's army until then?
- We have to.

It's our only chance for survival.

My lord. We've received
a message from the enemy.

Prince Condé requests
a meeting with the king.

One-on-one.

Who's there?

It's all right. You're safe.

I have orders to escort you
to the ballroom, where women

and children will be safe
and under heavy guard.

You might have saved my life

by helping me reach the tunnels.

- I protected you. It's my duty.
- I'm sorry.

For being difficult, for
constantly poking about

in your private life.

- Claude...
- No.

You take your job seriously.

You proved that today.

I can take it seriously, too.

Yesterday I snapped at you, when you asked

- about Greer and the wedding.
- Leith, you don't have to...

There isn't going to be any wedding.

It's over. Greer ended it.

She'd rather be alone

than with a man who can
never make her feel safe.

Greer has a fierce streak of independence,

and that's something I can relate to.

But having you in my
corner like I did today,

if I could have that for life...

Who's there?!

Who was it? What did you see?

Something in the shadows. Someone.

- He was right there.
- Go back inside.

Your invitation was most unexpected.

The other women and children
are all huddled together

in the ballroom,

contemplating their mortality.

And as scintillating as I'm sure
their company would prove to be,

I'd prefer to go out with
a fine meal in my belly.

Mm.

I appreciate the gesture, but the men

could use my help in preparing
for the battle to come.

I'm sure Bash and his team
are more than prepared.

I led armies.

Surely those skills
still count for something.

Something more than just

occupying the Queen Mother.

Perhaps your annoyance stems not from

missing out on the impending fight,

but from missing your precious

Lady Lola?

I thought we'd put that particular

brand of jealousy to bed.

- I've been watching you, Stephan.
- Oh, you mean you've been having me followed?

My spies...

they saw you and Lola outside a brothel

in the village.

That was weeks ago, and it was nothing more

than a chance encounter.

And just today you were seen embracing her

mere feet from where

my grandson lay sleeping.

Was that also nothing?

I was saying good-bye.

Because even after swearing
your allegiance to me,

nothing could stop you from stealing a kiss

from that child as she fled the castle.

What's wrong?

Have you lost your appetite?

Had I known the strings attached,

I might have declined the offer.

No.

Not after I worked so hard to
prepare you a special dinner.

I hope your steak wasn't too gamey.

With the castle on lockdown, provisions

are low, and the kitchen staff...

they're not accustomed
to preparing horsemeat.

Especially on such short notice.

Arion?

My horse.

I love you.

I'm your equal!

You convinced me of that.

We belong together.

I won't lose you to another.

And especially not her.

This is love to you?

Strangling someone with threats

and ruthlessly controlling them
just to ease your own fears?

I ease my fears because they're mine,

because they matter.

I'm a woman. I won't accept

what that means anymore.
I won't bow to a lover.

I was forced to do that once for a king.

But you... are most certainly not a king.

And you honestly think
that we can move forward?

That I can accept this behavior

- and remain at your side?
- You claimed to love me for my fierce will.

But you seem to have
remained a man of your times,

who must learn that

loving me means loyalty and sacrifice.

I have faith. In time,

you will exercise both

because I've given you my heart.

But should you not...

should I feel mistreated...

Well, mark my words,

my response will be

a hell of a lot worse than
a gristly piece of meat.

War is nearly upon us. I
will pray for your safety.

- It was some sort of demon.
- You're frightened.

But I searched the tunnel.

If someone was there, they're gone.

You don't believe me.

But I know what I saw.

Come with me.

You'll feel better when
you join the others.

Nothing can get to you there.

Archers, hold.

I wish there was a way to
end this without bloodshed.

Whose blood concerns you more...

your husband's or your lover's?

As my archers would
indicate, I don't appreciate

being summoned by a traitor.

Give up the castle. Surrender peacefully.

Surrender?

I am the king of France.

Surrender will save the soldiers

and innocent lives you still have left.

It could save Mary.

Mary is Elizabeth's chief rival.

If I allow you to take the castle,

she'll demand the Queen of Scots'

- head on a platter.
- Elizabeth is backing my bid for the crown.

Protestant France would
be reward enough for her.

She will always see Mary as a threat.

Not if Mary becomes my wife.

She could convert. She
wouldn't be the first person

to do so for political gain.

And as the ruler of a Protestant
country allied with England,

she would no longer be
a threat to Elizabeth.

Do you honestly believe that I would

give up my kingdom, my wife?

Surrender now and Mary will live.

Your plan relies on the
cooperation of a fickle

English queen who does not

take kindly to the advice of others.

It also relies on me losing my head.

- There can't be two kings.
- No.

There cannot.

Which is why I reject your offer.

I refuse to surrender.

My reign will not end without a fight.

Doesn't Mary's life mean anything to you?

It means a great deal.

Which is why you're the
last man I'd entrust it to.

You still think you can win, don't you?

That there's help on the way,
that King Philip will save you?

That's right. I know
all about the messengers.

The urgent cry to Spain for help.

The first didn't reach the border

before my men intercepted him.

The second, too, fought valiantly,

but he was outmatched and captured.

The third...

Well, he's no longer with us.

There is no help on the way.

No one is coming for you.

Surrender, Francis...

or we'll attack at dawn.

- How do you feel now?
- Rather well.

Perfect.

What are you doing?

What's that?

Preparations.

A bloody shirt? I'm just a servant.

While I appreciate you
sharing your wine with me...

Don't worry.

I think you'll be pleased.

Is this because we're all gonna die?

Heard the armies outside attack at dawn.

I couldn't help thinking myself I'd rather

like to have a last go.

Is that what this is?

- It's a binding ritual.
- A what?

Lie down, please.

Ay bluntar

et raynim stuntabli.

What was that?

What did I just say?

You're speaking Pagan.

I don't feel like myself.

That's because you're not yourself.

If I thought for a moment
that Condé could guarantee

your survival, I would have agreed.

Surrendered?

Lost the castle and your
life without a fight?

I am the king, but I am also

a husband. Condé's still
in love with you, Mary.

That's why he kidnapped you.

He sees a future for the
two of you after my death.

Nothing has changed for him.

And he probably justifies
this whole thing... the coup

and waging war on his home country...

by clinging to the idea that
he can somehow save your life.

But he can't

save you, not from Elizabeth.

And come tomorrow,

barring a miracle,

we will both be dead.

Just know, whatever happens,

this is not the end I dreamed for us.

I told you not to disturb me.

Mary.

Leave us.

Francis told me what you said.

That you wanted to keep me safe.

That you wanted to take the
crown and make me your wife.

- That's all I ever wanted.
- I've come to tell you that's what I want, too.

- No. What sort of trickery...
- It's not a trick. Louis, please.

You know I loved you.

And real love never fades, not truly.

You have to believe me.

I can't be with Francis.

- Not now.
- Yet you've chosen him over me, time and again.

He is my husband and I don't
want harm to come to him.

But something has happened.

If Francis wins this fight...

if he holds on to his crown...

then my fate is sealed. My death is sealed.

Francis would never let that happen to you.

No matter how much you've hurt him.

There is evidence of our affair.

Of our love and my treason.

Evidence that even
Francis could never pardon.

I haven't shared a bed
with my husband in months.

And yet, still...

Louis, I am pregnant.

I am carrying your child.

Please, save me.

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