True Love
Henry is desperate to divorce so that he can marry Anne. Wolsey tries to stop him, but rumour and intrigue taint his position., Henry becomes increasingly attracted to young Anne Boleyn and, despite his influence with Rome and the Pope, Cardinal Wolsey fails to get Henry a divorce from Katherine of Aragon. Meanwhile, at court, political and personal bonds are both strengthened and realigned., King Henry grows steadily more unhappy with the Catholic church as it only becomes less and less receptive to his plans to divorce Katherine. This puts not only Henry on the church’s bad side, but also Wolsey, who needs the institution to protect him from his enemies., As Wolsey struggles to have the Church grant him a divorce, King Henry’s infatuation with Anne Boleyn continues to grow.
