Complete story — includes the ending
In the search for Queen Mary's attackers, numerous Protestants, including Castleroy, are imprisoned. King Francis has a dozen Protestants publicly hanged, throws Narcisse into the dungeon, and finally confesses to Queen Mary that Lord Narcisse has been blackmailing him over his regicide. Mary and Louis follow a lead to her attackers, eventually finding them and burning them to death. Mary remains shaken from recent events and asks Francis that they be husband and wife in name only. Castleroy is released due to Leith's petitioning, and Lady Greer tells him to leave court without her. In addition to seeing her twin daughters as nine-year-olds, as she had imagined them many times before, Queen Catherine starts seeing the spirit of her husband, who advises her to kill their living daughter to appease the two who had perished as mere infants. Prince Louis receives a visit from his brother Antoine ( Ben Aldridge ), King of Navarre, who reminds him not to sympathize with Queen Mary because they have their own agenda. Queen Mary receives Prince Louis's delayed letter where he confesses his love for her.
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