My Lady Jane Episode 7 Romance TV Series 2024

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My Lady Jane Episode 7 Romance TV Shows 2024 When Jane's ambitious mother auctions her off to the highest bidder, she finds herself reluctantly betrothed to the enigmatic and frustratingly handsome Guildford Dudley. Despite her initial dismay, Jane soon learns that Guildford harbors a dark secret that could endanger both their lives. As if that weren't enough, a sinister plot to assassinate her cousin, King Edward, threatens to plunge the kingdom into chaos. In "My Lady Jane," a sharp-tongued, warm-hearted tale of romance, adventure, and fantasy, true love proves its existence, people defy expectations, and even heroines seemingly destined for doom can forge their own destinies. Catch the adventure on Trend Hub Channel!

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00:00You

00:05The traitor Mary has fled each of you will pledge me 10,000 men to search the kingdom

00:15We have a crisis no soldiers no way no I have decided to hold a tournament if I win

00:21Yes, division law remains I accept the term

00:25Norfolk you've lost you asked me about the first time I changed it happened the day that my mother was murdered

00:31There is no cure. I trusted you guiltless questions forgive himself forgive himself for what when he comes back

00:37You can ask him yourself. I will change and then I will die and then you will be cured your majesty

00:43None of this is your fault. Do you mean?

00:45Cody's mother right in front of him

00:48They've gone Norfolk and Scrope have absconded Mary has been sighted with

00:5410,000 men if you don't escape now, you'll die you push things too far

01:01Jane Grey is thoroughly fucked

01:17I

01:48Lose

02:10All rise Majesty Queen Mary

02:17Now

02:47Oh

02:52Loving subjects

02:56What I am as you right well know is

03:01your Queen

03:03The right and true inheritor to the crown of this realm of England

03:07your Regina Gloriana

03:13Pluck up your hearts

03:15Stand fast against our enemies and fear them not I assure you I fear them nothing at all

03:24But first things first

03:26There are consequences for treachery

03:31Starting with Jane Grey

03:35Her head shall be struck from her neck until she is dead dead dead

03:46And

03:52Thus our beleaguered heroine is sent home under house arrest to await her grisly fate

04:08Jane's head is spinning, but at least for now it's still attached

04:16I

04:21Don't fret

04:24remember Julian of Norwich's words

04:26All shall be well and all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well

04:37The truth is Jane doesn't know either any word of my husband my sisters

04:45even my mother

04:48And for the first time in her life

04:53Jane doesn't have a plan

05:01Sister

05:03Stop sniffling

05:05You've had a face like sour milk since we left killing halls. I I feel nothing but joy

05:12I'm willing to let bygones be bygones

05:15because

05:16when I won

05:17and we're sisters

05:20But never forget I am your queen

05:24Or I won't just send you away again. I'll have your head as well as Jane's

05:37All is not yet lost

05:39Mary's not evil. She's just

05:44Insecure she never had any friends. She was banished to Wales after the divorce and she stinks

05:51Maybe we should talk to bass, please. I've had custards with more spine

05:56Let me comfort you with a story

05:59My parents were married without King Henry's approval and he went absolutely berserk

06:06Everyone said that's the chop for them

06:09then

06:10He pardoned them. They became very rich and powerful and had more

06:15That is just one of a thousand examples of this kind of thing. And you know why?

06:20Because there is always a way out if you know how to play the game and luckily for us

06:26Gamesmanship is my second best skill

06:29What's your first best skill mummy?

06:31Felicia

06:34Look it's our erstwhile king ready for his triumphant return at ease my good men. I

06:43Must have an audience with my sister Mary. You're what do you not recognize me? It is I your king Edward

06:50On

07:01Your way look here I am the king

07:07He's dead

07:09Listen to me you filthy gutter Snopes

07:12Mary poisoned me. She stole my throne and now she wants to kill my cousin. I must stop her

07:20She isn't massive treason

07:30Seymour Seymour

07:32Don't don't mind him. He's a bit touched last week. He thought he was the Holy Roman Emperor

07:39Think if he sees you he'll kill you. They will kill Jane

07:43Let's get a pint

07:45Trust me. You want this pint?

07:49We

07:56Must be quick Fanny's tips will only buy us about 45 seconds. Yeah

08:01Tell me is there news of my mother and sisters. They are in the palace and from what we hear they're forbidden to leave

08:07If I try to escape she'll kill them

08:10And my husband Guilford, I would soon you

08:14What happened to you lady Jane people are saying, you know

08:18Don't fear

08:20She can see I still have my head and I intend to keep it

08:25No, no, no, no, no, no your majesty, I beg you she's your cousin and

08:31When I think of your beloved father and my sweet mother

08:35I mean watching us now from the heavens above tears in their eyes a

08:39Gassed at our fraying family bonds. I had to wrap it up. I

08:44mean

08:45Surely we can work something out for their sakes my considerable fortune from my daughter Catherine's recent widowhood Jane will be executed

08:52And there's nothing you can do about it. Oh

08:56This will cheer you

08:58I'm making your daughter Margaret one of my ladies-in-waiting

09:03Why it's her reward

09:06Reward for what she doesn't know

09:11We thought the mighty Francis gray knew everything your little Margaret told me about Jane's plans to capture us

09:18Margaret did how else would we escape?

09:21If not for Margaret, well, I'd been the tower and Jane would still be on the throne

09:26You

09:31Helped Mary escape what no, she didn't. Of course. She didn't she did. Tell me everything

09:36It was an accident. I was angry

09:39She means to tell him anything important. Your excuses mean nothing now mother. Stop it. Wake up Catherine

09:45Look what you did to your poor husband

09:47Ever since her birth

09:49Margaret has been a wild ungodly curdled child get out of my sight

09:56I

10:05Love it leave me alone

10:08That's the funny thing about children

10:10The way you talk to them is the way they talk to themselves and the voice in your head is the one you tend

10:18to believe

10:23That's why daddy always said

10:26Never trust ugly women

10:30Isn't this diverting Norfolk you barely touched a bald ostrich a

10:36Toast

10:39To the death of Jane Grey your majesty

10:47You cannot execute Jane Grey I can do whatever the fuck I like

10:52Norfolk whose side are you on you could almost be accused of being a flip-flopper. No

11:00But executing Jane without due process

11:03Will encourage chaos and rioting and the peasants will stop paying taxes. It's a fucking nightmare

11:10Why would my people riot?

11:12Well, perhaps because the English dislike the notion that their divinely appointed monarch is a bloodthirsty tyrant who took

11:20Her enemies willy-nilly in this civilized country. We hold a trial. It's a matter of decorum

11:28And some of Jane's notions about the beasts of becoming rather popular should public so

11:35Impressionable as much as it pains me to say it. He has a point

11:39even a

11:41What's his face the musician? It's me. It's me. I mean even he had a trial. Why should I listen to him?

11:47Shut up you remember when your daddy found out the best his mother was a beast. He nearly killed her himself

11:53Luckily Cromwell said no. No, no, no, you can't go around slaying your wives

11:57Unless you hold a public trial and accuse her of all manner of depravity

12:03Which it was all lies, of course. Nevertheless

12:06ruined her

12:07Anne Boleyn

12:09Became a figure of ridicule exactly

12:11I think you'd rather enjoy doing the same to Jane

12:18Fine

12:20A public trial

12:24Not a trial

12:26Pardon Jane and send her away

12:29She and her cause will be forgotten within a month

12:32If not, she will be

12:34Forgiven

12:36Jane and send her away

12:38She and her cause will be forgotten within a month

12:40If not Norfolk is right

12:43Jane has supporters

12:46Then let those who support her burn with their precious ethians

12:51I will purge them all from this earth

12:53It is you who needs to be punished

13:06Run

13:15You are no longer my sister if I didn't need the world to see us loyal and united I'd kill you myself

13:22You're in a room

13:32When one son is a secret Ethian horse one puts in place certain contingencies

13:40Like a safe house

13:43Not even one servant. Do you know what a hideout is?

13:52It's Mary. What? It's me. What's Guildford?

14:03Dear gods, we had you down for dead. Cheers dad. Thanks for that. We need to talk

14:10Absolutely not. Why? Yeah, why?

14:13Certain death. That is a good reason. I will save Jane

14:17Will you Guildford and what pray is your plan or sort of daring swashbuckling escape?

14:25And then dash in rapiers rays for a plucky effort against 10,000 soldiers and the whole Kingsland guard

14:33You live in a world of fantasy and I hate fantasy. I will not leave Jane to die

14:40There is nothing we can do

14:44Jane will be beheaded for treason and if any of Mary's men see any of us we'll join her

14:52Then I shall do it alone. Now you will do no such thing

14:59My father was beheaded in front of my eyes and I was six you won't share his fate

15:04You were the reason that Jane is in danger. You scheme to put her on the throne. You have an obligation to help

15:11My only obligation as ever is to protect you protect me

15:18You protect yourself dad be honest

15:24Guildford I think we both know you don't want my honesty

15:28I

15:38Covered

15:48Jane is vexed. She feels impotent and out of control, which she really hates

15:54From

15:58Your queen Oh

16:02Lovely a hideous dress for your trial tomorrow. She's giving me a trial

16:15Finally a problem Jane can endeavor to solve

16:20And if she can solve said problem, then perhaps she can save herself

16:40I mean probably not but who knows?

16:49I

17:13Will be gentle

17:19I've always wanted to visit a place like this, but obviously kingly stuff, of course

17:28Majesty

17:30Hello mate two points Oh Ritchie's I live and breathe. I thought the zookeeper got it. Not yet

17:38Tim you drunk go on. I said fuck off

17:49Oh

17:52This is an Ethiopian L house a drinking establishment for clientele of the metamorphic persuasion

18:00But that's not allowed the band

18:03You can't ban people no matter how hard you try

18:09It's why are we here there's a chap who might be able to sneak you into the palace so we'll see

18:16I'll drink to that. Oh

18:27Peasant beers so much better than royal beer

18:32What it is

18:36I've never met anyone like you good

18:46I

18:48I

18:50I

18:52I

19:15Let us take a moment in appreciation of the swoon worthy bravado of Lord Guilford Dudley and

19:21While we're at it, let us take a moment to appreciate his calves and boots

19:52I

20:07Was a fool

20:09I'm sorry. I nearly was it's all my mother's fault isn't everything

20:22Oh

20:32Jane Jane, we need to leave now. Okay, I counted 12 guards outside. But if we take the path through the orchard

20:40She'll kill my family

20:44I'm staying here

20:45Then I won't leave you

20:47I'm not giving you a choice. If you stay they'll find out what you are. He'll kill you. I can't have it. I

20:55Won't

20:58Jane please

21:17I

21:35Forest

21:40Love is like a promise

21:42That you'll never be alone

21:46Touches like a tourist, you know when you are home

21:52It's not that I'm a purist. It's just I'd rather be alone

22:13To be written love is waiting to be

22:21Underneath my fingers waiting to be sung

22:42You

23:13I

23:23Know what happened with your mother I

23:30Only wanted to say I'm so sorry

23:42It was my fault

23:46Of course it wasn't I

23:57Was with my parents returning from court and we were attacked by a band of Ethians

24:06I've never seen an Ethiopian before and I was scared and I changed for the first time

24:11I can't remember what happened. I was in a blackout

24:14But when I came around my father told me that the robbers had killed her

24:17No, at first I believed

24:21But then I started having these dreams that I'd done it that I'd killed her when I changed

24:29And I started to wonder if I had I

24:34Could never control my change and I know it's not rational but

24:40It started to feel like some kind of curse a punishment worthy of the Greeks. You don't deserve that

24:49Of course you didn't kill her my father has never confirmed or denied

25:00I'm relieved

25:04Because I'm also a coward look at me

25:11Would a coward risk certain death to rescue me I

25:18Wish to help you let me

25:21All is not yet lost

25:23My trial Jane, that would be a farce. It's a chance

25:29I've been preparing

25:31Even if I don't prove my innocence

25:35You can live

25:38My family can live

25:42This is what I shall think about it

25:50I shall think about you

25:54Jane

25:57Hi

26:02I just

26:07Didn't

26:11What are you doing? There's a divine super moon tonight look

26:19I just love the moon. Is it a blood moon? I've not seen one since I was a little nipper. Oh

26:27That's a pity

26:29You

26:36Go to sleep m'lady will do I

26:50Have just enough for two more, please

26:53This

26:55Is as a Roman coin

26:57My sister Alice found it mudlarking. It's Romulus and Remus

27:03She thought it was funny cuz we're twins

27:06Where's your sister now?

27:08It's a long story

27:11Tell me

27:16There's our man now

27:19Charles

27:23You're alive, well, he rescued me. How are you?

27:28shocked

27:29but good

27:31Charles how in the world are you?

27:34Well the usual way I suppose it's nobody's business but my own

27:41I'm just a man trying to make a decent living

27:45How did you know that I saw you around the palace then and here doesn't take a genius

27:53Charles we need your help. We're going to save Jane

28:13You sent for me your majesty

28:15Yes, lady Francis. I'm awarding you a very special job

28:19You're to be my new groom at the store

28:24You want me to

28:26Talk to her while she's taking a morning evacuation

28:30Assess the results of the easement wipe me, you know

28:34on the body

28:35Why are you smiling on me? It's an honor

28:40Hmm

28:42Thank you your majesty

28:44I'm most grateful. Oh, it's Margaret's idea. I

28:48Said to her shall we punish mummy like Janie and she said why not give mummy a job instead?

28:53Who is he?

29:00Stan Stan, where are you going to London? Are you drunk? Yes a little

29:07But I'm gonna fight the Sun

29:11I'm gonna fight beside Guilford. Let me save the woman. He loves he gods. Was it the good Claret?

29:20I've never been a decent brother

29:23I've never been a decent anything. Nonsense Stan. You're perfect the adequate

29:30Asked me one question then

29:32What if I was Ethian?

29:34Would you sent me away or worse to kill for was your favorite me?

29:38You still treated him like a boil on the arse of our family enough

29:42You're my son. So is he and why won't you help him?

29:54Stan Dudley, you just stop

29:59Stay here. Let's talk about this problem. No

30:03Tell me why tell me here now white tell me or lose us both I can't because you're afraid yes

30:13So why

30:17You know when Guilford and I were boys we had a saying that these never say die

30:24At least never say die

30:44It's a funny feeling going back to your previous place of employment

30:48You think about the challenges you faced the games you played the colleagues with whom you laughed and vetched and

30:56of course the murderous tyrant who took your job and

31:00Now intends to kill you

31:18Her majesty Queen Mary

31:30Your majesty you bloody smiling you will never break me we shall see

31:41Let's see more

31:44Get

31:46On with it

31:48We are here to preside over the trial of the usurper

31:54Jane Grey

31:57Who seized the crown from the legitimate heir in defiance of the natural law

32:06In the event that we should prove these acts of high treason

32:11There can only be one punishment

32:17Death

32:25Knowing one's accusation and potential punishment is one thing hearing it spoken aloud is quite another

32:33Here

32:39You are your majesty

32:41This will definitely work right I mean I go in find Jane surprise the council everybody bows and cheers Kingdom safe again job

32:48Well done

32:52Why aren't you changing you're in good hands with Charles I just get in the way what are you talking about?

32:56I'm not going with you

32:59Did I do something wrong no, I'm just not risking my neck for some bird. I don't even know

33:06Fine

33:09Cheers

33:12Cheers

33:21Father more through her false imaginations and confederacies and conspiracies Jane Grey

33:28plotted to deprive and depose her supreme leader from royal status and title and

33:35Regime and power of the kingdom of England with the ultimate goal of destroying Queen Mary

33:41herself

33:44Here is the proof a

33:48Document ordering the end of division law and

33:53she

33:54The treacherous pretender did sign the document Jane the Queen

34:04It is my recommendation

34:07That she should be duly convicted

34:10Dragged through the city of London to the gallows of Tyburn and their hum and her body should be laid out

34:17rotting on the ground and

34:20Interior organs

34:22should be brought out through the stomach and

34:25Her head should be cut off and that her body should be divided into four quarters and the head and the quarters

34:31Should be placed where the Queen wishes them to be assigned. I

34:37Have something to say

34:39regarding your earlier point about false imaginations

34:43No

34:49Do continue

35:00In his will

35:03King Edward named me

35:06Queen and heir to the throne

35:10That is incontrovertible not imagination

35:15It was outside of my knowledge

35:19and against my wishes, but it was true and

35:23So I was bound

35:25By law as we all are to follow the orders of the king

35:31it is his divine right to name his successor and

35:36Edward named me

35:39Every single one of you bowed to me and called me your Queen

35:44So if I am a traitor

35:46So are you?

35:48If you recall my beloved brother's will went missing and in fact the will naming Jane was a clear forgery

35:56Lies

35:58My brother's will was real. I saw it with my own eyes sit down Princess Elizabeth. I will not sit down. I

36:06Will not be silenced

36:09Edward named Jane Grey heir to the throne. I swear it on my life and on my father's name. Yes

36:16My lords when you adjourn to consider Jane's fate consider this

36:22What would you have done if you were in her position?

36:26Ignore the wishes of your beloved King and cousin or dutifully accept the orders handed to you with grace and dignity

36:36Princess Elizabeth is telling the truth. I am innocent Jane was loyal and good

36:45Oh

36:59Would you take Jane out of here before Mary kills her with her bare hands it would make such a mess

37:15Oh

37:35Cousin

37:38Jane

37:46Oh

38:06It's time to put Jane back on the house arrest somewhere grim possibly up no, no, I'd rather die than let her live

38:16See where the fuck have you been everybody everybody out

38:22Yes, including you Norfolk

38:29My love I

38:30Can fix this you've said that before I've just received some information that will change everything

38:36What is it before I give you your heart's desire? You must give me mine

38:41Fine we shall marry when what Jane is finally dead and we bring this kingdom to heel and tell me a big fucking news

38:48Jane listen to me and please don't argue

38:52I'm here to save you

38:54When the guards return, I'll go in your stead reveal myself to the court and they will reinstate me. No, they won't

39:00Edward

39:01Everyone thinks you're dead

39:03Mary will murder you and no one will stop her. She will kill you Jane. No, Mary

39:10We forced to grant me clemency and banishment probably

39:15Still a risk. It's my decision

39:18You named me Queen so as your Queen I am ordering you to allow me to return and hear my fate very well

39:27Your Majesty

39:32You wish to reclaim the throne do it properly with power behind you

39:39Really an army

39:40Perhaps join forces with Scotland or France and oppose Mary and then we can change this country together

39:46No more division laws. No more division. I

39:49Love you. I love you, too

40:08To

40:29The question of whether Lady Jane Grey

40:33falsely and treacherously

40:35Accepted the crown of England and acknowledged herself Queen and in so doing

40:41committed high

40:43treason

40:44We find her

40:49Innocent

40:55That's right innocent I told you we were changing history

41:05I

41:07You

41:29You're back I

41:31Want to explain?

41:32Go on then

41:34What's only ever cared about myself?

41:36And my sister Edward wait wait

41:42Seymour has a what she's in a zoo. It's a secret prison where he locks up. Ethians. It's a sadist

41:50See if all bastards. I don't even know if she's still alive. I

41:54Was outside the palace at the poor box the night you were taken

41:58It's not every day. You see a king get snatched out a window. So I followed you. I

42:02Thought that Seymour would trade your life for hers

42:05But

42:08We saw him at the drawbridge you had that chance to betray me I couldn't do it

42:14Not to you

42:19So now, you know everything you can hate me if you want to

42:35You

42:50Crime procedurals would have you believe that a declaration of innocence is the best possible outcome

42:56The manacles come off and out you go into the world to celebrate your freedom with a slice of lemon tart and a snifter of

43:03sherry

43:06Stop

43:08Put that it was so simple

43:33Prisoner

43:37Rupert Rupert

43:45This is Guilford Dudley's groom speak man tell them what you told me

43:57Guilford louder

44:01Guilford

44:03Dudley is

44:06Ethiopian

44:11Whether she is innocent of treason is irrelevant

44:16Lady Jane Grey married an Ethiopian knowingly she harbored the beast in secret in clear violation of our division laws

44:25That's a crime for which there is only one punishment

44:31Death

44:35I'm so sorry my lady. That is a filthy lie

44:39Jane tell them Guilford is not Ethiopian

44:43Jane, please tell them bring him in

44:52No

44:54No

44:56Wait

44:58No, please Mary don't

45:00We apprehended this thing

45:03Outside your house last night first. We didn't know what we had in our hands

45:08Rupert helped I said, hey, you are all completely bonkers. That is a horse

45:17Wait, just leave him. Please leave him alone

45:24No

45:44Okay, I'm sorry

45:55Do you maybe dream

46:02Do you maybe dream

46:09Do you maybe dream

46:24You

46:29Keep the dream burning, baby

46:42Dream baby dream

46:49To be between

46:55For

47:09Jim baby

47:12Jim

47:16Jim baby

47:24You

47:54You

48:24You

48:54You

49:24You

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