[S2E4] Juggling Act
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[S2E4] Juggling Act
MATTHEW GRAHAM: The pressures of the king and queen are to provide heirs, that's the focus of their pressure and the focus of their reign, as well as making war. She's a great tactician, and her knowledge really helped England. A lot of it is initially political pressure, mixed with being at court. But over the course of time, things go awry in all sorts of ways, both politically and personally for them. Catherine's ability to manage the kingdom and to manage her husband becomes the crux of the juggling act that she's pulled throughout the whole of their marriage and the whole of season 2. It's about Catherine the Queen fighting off enemies; attempting to understand, placate, and please Henry, and hold on to his love. Also, to literally to sit in the throne in his absence. There are moments when he's out of the country, she is regent, and it's chronicled that she went to war against the Scots in his absence, and heavily pregnant. That's going to be one of the most exciting and iconic bits of the season 2 for us, is Catherine pregnant in armor. Of course, there is a sadness that's going to be creeping into season 2 because gradually as tragedies unfold within their family, their marriage becomes under increasing strain. Henry's distrust, his fear that he has upset God, grows and grows, and that creates a madness, which becomes a wedge between them and their marriage.
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