In order to survive, for revenge, Cromwell temporarily formed an alliance with the ambitious Anne Boleyn, who united the religious forces on the island against the Pope, made Henry the head of the Church of England, and annulled his marriage to Catherine, the Spanish princess. As a result, Anne Boleyn became Henry's second queen and Cromwell became head of the Privy Council.
However, Henry's childless nightmare continued, and Anne Boleyn could not give birth to a prince. Her cowardice and infidelity accelerated Henry's boredom with him, who was being attracted by the pure Miss Seymour. Cromwell seized the opportunity to bring down Anne Boleyn, together with the Boleyn family who had attacked Wolsey.
The capricious Henry opened his arms to the docile Cromwell, but Cromwell was trembling...
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