"You're riding into battle in your crown?" "If Tudor wants to take me on, then he won't have to search for me."

"Edward, there you are!"

"And are they dead?" "It's not true. You know I have not harmed them. You know I would never do that. "Would someone else have done it?" They will be safely in the Tower. I have written to Sir Robert to be sure. But now I must prepare for war."

That's so sweet. Thank you very much!

"Thank you for what you have done for my father. For my whole family." "There's more"

"Sweetheart, listen to me. The danger to you and to us is not that the king takes a mistress, but that he takes the wrong one."

"Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick. I curse you. George Plantagenet, Duke of Clarence, I curse you too. By my will, you both shall die."

"How's our boy?" "He's well. He's small, but he will grow." "I'm sure of it."

"He, at the same time being a very successful man of the cloth, was also the great politician of his age, really. He was like a chess player, except - it's a very critical game of chess, where if you make the wrong move, it's death, if you make the right move, it's glory. But he served, above all, the king. He loved the king, and the king loved him. But finally, as happened very often in the reign of Henry VIII, things started to go awry." — Sam Neill on Cardinal Thomas Wolsey