No matter what happens, I love you

MARY: What will you do if the soldiers come for you?

MARY: But you need help.

CATHERINE: I need you to go. The more we try to help each other, the more harm we do. You must see that now. It is time that we move forth on our own, as queens of separate nations.

CATHERINE: What?

MARY: For a while longer, anyway. You may face an attack from your own military, so I've decided to use my mercenaries to protect you. Until the threat of a revolt has passed. I'll find another way to get back to Scotland. Catherine, we have to focus.

LOLA: Would you take John to the stables? He loves to see the horses.... Is it about Mary? Is she all right?

GIDEON: She's fine. This is actually about you. I gave my word to Mary that when I returned to England, I would help to free you. Of course, it will take time.

LOLA: And this was Mary's request?

MARY: What do you mean?

NARCISSE: She's still in England. And once your military campaign to reclaim your Scottish throne goes public, well, I don't imagine Elizabeth will react well.

MARY: Are you really playing the concerned husband now?

NARCISSE: You are Elizabeth's rival. Once you're ruling on England's borders, then Lola's value as a hostage increases tenfold. Elizabeth will keep my wife captive forever. But I don't suppose that even crossed your mind, did it?

MARY: Actually, it did. And while you've been chasing power here in France, I have already set into motion a plan to return Lola home, before I reach Scotland. And what exactly have you done, Lord Chancellor?

NARCISSE: Lola wants nothing to do with me.

NARCISSE: If this situation explodes, it is better for Mary to incur losses than you.

CATHERINE: You really do despise her.