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* DoomedMoralVictor: Invoked by More, according to Cromwell at least. He is indeed planning to become a sacrifice for the Catholic Church to taint the image of Henry, the British Parliament, and all other supporters of the Church of England. Cromwell's not impressed, but he doesn't think much of his friend Tyndale's refusal to do the pragmatic thing and support Henry's marriage, referring to both as "mules who pose as men."
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* DoomedMoralVictor: Invoked by More, according to Cromwell at least. He is indeed planning to become a sacrifice for the Catholic Church to taint the image of Henry, the British English Parliament, and all other supporters of the Church of England. Cromwell's not impressed, but he doesn't think much of his friend Tyndale's refusal to do the pragmatic thing and support Henry's marriage, referring to both as "mules who pose as men."
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A second series, covering the final book, was confirmed to be in production on 27th May 2022.
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A second series, covering the final book, was confirmed to be in production on 27th May 2022.
2022. It was officially announced as ''Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light'' on 20th November 2023 and began filming on 24th November 2023.
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* MaliciousSlander: How Lady Rochford brings down Anne.[[note]]Whether or not it was true is irrelevant: it worked because Cromwell needed to bring down Anne, and Lady Rochford gave him a plausible reason to. George Boleyn, her husband, was widely rumoured to be the type who'd hit on AnythingThatMoves, and historians speculate that one of the reasons Lady Rochford was so quick to accuse him of adultery was her disgust with his penchant for forcing her to have [[AssShove unnatural sex]]. This is alluded to in the series, when she comments to Cromwell "There is ''nothing'' natural in George" in a tone of uncharacteristic vehemence. In the book, she says that he'd mount a terrier if it wagged its tail at him.[[/note]]
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* MaliciousSlander: How Lady Rochford brings down Anne.[[note]]Whether or not it was true is irrelevant: it worked because Cromwell needed to bring down Anne, and Lady Rochford gave him a plausible reason to. George Boleyn, her husband, was widely rumoured to be the type who'd hit on AnythingThatMoves, anyone, and historians speculate that one of the reasons Lady Rochford was so quick to accuse him of adultery was her disgust with his penchant for forcing her to have [[AssShove unnatural sex]]. This is alluded to in the series, when she comments to Cromwell "There is ''nothing'' natural in George" in a tone of uncharacteristic vehemence. In the book, she says that he'd mount a terrier if it wagged its tail at him.[[/note]]
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A second series, covering the final book, was confirmed to be in production on 27th May, 2022.
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A second series, covering the final book, was confirmed to be in production on 27th May, May 2022.
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Series 2, covering the final book, was confirmed to be in production on 27th May, 2019.
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** Catherine of Aragon as portrayed by Creator/JoanneWhalley looks remarkably waifish, even if she is made up to look tired and sickly. In her later years, Catherine is shown as having put on weight after all her pregnancies.
