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4x10 Death of a Monarchy
First Aired: Jun. 20, 2010 on Showtime
Summary: King Henry learns that his friends King Francis and Charles Brandon are dying. Confronted with mortality, the ghosts of his former wives pay him a visit and Hans Holbein paints a last portrait of Henry. |
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Episode Quotes
Charles Brandon: [Feverish and in bed] Has the dawn come yet?
Brigitte Rousselot: Not yet, not yet.
Charles Brandon: [Breathing heavily] I hate the night. It makes me think of perpetual night.
Brigitte Rousselot: Not yet, not yet.
Charles Brandon: [Breathing heavily] I hate the night. It makes me think of perpetual night.
King Henry VIII: [Voiceover prologue] When we compare the present life of man on Earth with that time of which we have no knowledge, it seems to me like a swift flight of a single sparrow through a banquet hall on a winter's day. After a few moments of comfort, he vanishes from sight into the wintry world from which he came. Even so, man appears on Earth for a little while, but of what went before this life or what will follow, we know nothing.
King Henry VIII: Master Holbein It is well done.
Trivia
- Bishop Gardiner was imprisoned for five years during the reign of Edward VI.






