"People will spend a good part of Monday gushing with belated love for this series. Once you're through with that, come here. If you have any quips, qualms, or questions about the finale, leave them here so your fellow Tudor fans can discuss and answer them for you. For me:

-What was up with Elizabeth stomping out of the room rudely after her father left? Grief or a bit of resentment?
-Kinda disappointed that our epilogue was only words on a screen restating facts we already knew. (Edward would die, Mary would be Bloody, Elizabeth would be great, etc.). They could have added some visual aids or even flash-forwards throughout the episode. I'm particularly interested in the Kate Parr and Tom Seymour affair. It's odd that they wouldn't mention that.

Other than that , I found the finale visually stimulating and satisfying. Thanks for commenting! "

"There were two Holbeins, the older and the younger. The older Holbein must have been the one painting Henry VII, the younger was Henry's court painter."

"Well, I just watched the final episode, and to be honest I feel a bit "meh" about it.
Like I suspected all along, the dead wives sequence was tacky. Henry's weird dream, where he appears young was cringeworthy. Finally, I was more moved by Charles Brandon's death, even though the character was generally loathesome.
Katherine Parr was brilliant, though; as was Edward Seymour (in this episode, atleast). "

"I have to say I was rather dissapointed with the Katherine of aragon part, I didnt like the fact that he didn't even address the issues of his treatement of mary that she brought up like he did with Elizabeth or that he told her to go away. I wanted there to be more interaction and for him to show his remorse after all as shown in season 1 he did love her and cried after she'd died. "

"People will spend a good part of Monday gushing with belated love for this series. Once you're through with that, come here. If you have any quips, qualms, or questions about the finale, leave them here so your fellow Tudor fans can discuss and answer them for you. For me:

-What was up with Elizabeth stomping out of the room rudely after her father left? Grief or a bit of resentment?
-Kinda disappointed that our epilogue was only words on a screen restating facts we already knew. (Edward would die, Mary would be Bloody, Elizabeth would be great, etc.). They could have added some visual aids or even flash-forwards throughout the episode. I'm particularly interested in the Kate Parr and Tom Seymour affair. It's odd that they wouldn't mention that.

Other than that , I found the finale visually stimulating and satisfying. Thanks for commenting! "

"The wives were Henry's hallucinations; he wouldn't know the future for them to tell. Even Jane's prediction about Edward was just that: Henry's own fear. It would actually explain why he wanted a Duke of York so badly--back-up for the son he always knew was sickly.

Henry's own mind was indicative of his greatest faults: that of being a poor father, and that of being a worse husband."