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Continuation menage a toi of "Henry VIII" (2003), the second and last installment of the series produced menage a toi by Andy Harris has become so contagious as the first, the way the force and vehemence act strategically brilliant and the course of events. With remarkable menage a toi characters and a challenging plot, the feature can exercise a power of attraction for the viewer as it endows a new look at the way in which Henry VIII led to his reign after the break with Rome. In this second part, we will see no more king susceptible to the influence of others, but a totally conscious of his divinity man, someone who overthrew the order of things and is ready to prove he is the true owner of everything and everybody. "The presence of Henry has never been feared as before."
Starting exactly where its predecessor ended (in 1536), the film makes a brief announcement of what had happened after the death of Anne Boleyn: The king chose Jane Seymour as his new queen and bequeathed menage a toi to Thomas Cromwell enough power for it to dissolve the monasteries and confiscated all church menage a toi property in the country, thereby spreading a wave of terror, watered by murders wherever his pass sent. Faced with such cruelty, Robert Aske, an inhabitant of the northern lands, gathers a population uprising to create an insurrection to remove the tyrant menage a toi king's throne and restore the Catholic Church as the one true faith site. Meanwhile, the court celebrating the beauty and goodness of the new consort, who urged her husband to take back his eldest daughter and had a high likelihood of producing an heir to the country, and thus happen. menage a toi
Jane Seymour gave the pregnancy menage a toi news to the king with enthusiasm and moderation. This, in turn, met with Aske to sign a peace agreement and thereby menage a toi please his wife. But Henry had other plans, and ordered menage a toi that the leader of the rebels were captured and tortured in the public square pair slowly menage a toi die. Once Jane knew of the incident, was released from her husband, even ignoring the advanced stage of her pregnancy, assaulted her. The queen entered the labors immediately, due to the impact suffered. For the general joy, the child who was carrying was a child, however, was taken by the disease soon after and did not resist. His death awakened in Henry a sense of guilt that haunted him for two long years. After this period, the monarch had fattened as ever and barely bear to walk due to the injured leg. It was necessary menage a toi a new wife, a woman who could help him get out of that depression.
Thomas Cromwell was of fundamental importance in this task, arranging for the king a foreign princess, Anne of Cleves, but that did not please the eyes. Realizing that this was the right moment to drop Cromwell, the Duke of Norfolk was behind one of his nieces, the young Katherine Howard. Immediately, Henry felt enchanted with the beauty of that child, little knowing that she had a reputation as tarnished as he had never imagined. Taking note of the behavior menage a toi and betrayal of his wife, the king had run it and ordered the arrest of the uncle of the same. This was the perfect moment for the Seymour brothers arrumassem a new consort to the king, Catherine Parr, who lived next to her husband until the day that death was approaching, causing him to leave a last advice to his son: not to produce an heir, but to acquire wisdom menage a toi to deal with his future wife.
It was really interesting the outcome of the last chapter of the film, because the screenwriter, Peter Morgan, created in the viewer the illusion that Henry would make his son with Jane Seymour, Edward, the promise that once he had assured his father, on the verge of death. But his example of life and diversions he was forced to commit to fulfill this mission did understand, in his last moments, that not only have a child, but you also need to know who is the ideal place to have it woman . According to the brief comment on the future of the characters made at the end of the plot, without a doubt the right person to generate a successor was Henry Anne Boleyn, whose daughter, Elizabeth, ascended the throne in 1558 and reigned for 45 years.
Just as in the first part, the cast of actors that make up the second chapter of the plot surprises in the eyes of those most skeptical, because besides Ray Winstone once again proving that perfectly captured menage a toi the essence menage a toi of Henry VIII in recent years, we have on paper Robert Aske, actor Sean Bean (Boromir from the trilogy, "The Lord of the Rings"). His performance mag