(dramatic music) - Master Cromwell, a man of many talents.

I might find a use for you.

- You're a friend to one priest only, and he's the most corrupt in Christendom.

- Your reputation is bad.

- Your Majesty can form your own opinions.

- I will.

- [Wolsey] The king wants a son.

18 years of marriage with no heir.

- How long am I supposed to wait?

- This will happen.

I mean to have him.

- The cardinal's the only man who can deliver an annulment from the pope.

The mistake was making an enemy of Anne Boleyn.

- They won't rest until they have my head.

- You stick by your man.

You have no other master?

- Now is the time for you to become the king you should be.

- Everything that you have will come from me.

(dramatic music continues) - We're putting a bill forward recognizing Anne as Henry's lawful wife.

- The ayes have it!

(crowd cheering) - She means to flatter you, and then she'll make you hers.

- I want an official post.

- I thought perhaps Keeper of the Jewel House, so you'll have friends everywhere.

- This time for sure!

England is ours!

- The King of England is not an infant.

Nor am I.

- [More] I think your faith is for purchase.

- You should add More to the list of the guilty.

Fright can unmake a man.

I've seen it happen.

- You know my decision.

Execute it.

- You just be grateful that we have spared you the methods you use on others!

- You traitor!

- [Anne] You say that if I die, he can put another queen in my place.

- [Rafe] The queen sees enemies everywhere.

- She said she'll give Henry a son.

They're waiting for her to fail.

- The heretics you have around you must be put into a great fire.

- Those who've been made can be unmade.

- I entirely agree.

- It's the king.

He's dead.

(crowd clamoring) - The king's breathing!

Long live the king!

- Since my coronation, there is a new England.

He'll never abandon me.

- God will not give me male children.

- The game's changed, Cromwell.

Henry may wish to remarry.

- [Cromwell] How do things stand at Wolf Hall?

- He asked me if I would look kindly on him.

I said I would.

- This is a war, and you're in the enemy camp.

- Perhaps you'd prefer an alliance with the emperor?

- Drop your plans and schemes.

- You've made him promises, haven't you?

You think you are the king!

- You're no queen, and your time has come.

- [Carew] We want the concubine ousted.

- You must free me from Anne.

- So I've found men who are guilty, though not necessarily as charged.

Go to the king at Greenwich.

Put the word in his ear yourself.

- You don't believe these stories against me, do you?

- Guilty.

(crowd clamoring) - I pray God save the king.

(dramatic music builds) The Lord have mercy on my soul.

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