The Tudors- Jane and Henry Kiss!

I totally in my opinion hate this moment! Not my favorite why did henry have to do that!!

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[ploristaozai]

@KendraWilk

Now not to sound cruel but in reality Anne stillborned when Henry fell of his horse during the jousting match because she worried for him.

Also Jane isn't exactly one to blame, though she can't be said to fully innocent, as when Henry set his sight on a woman he always got them. Anne was the same.

If you were to compare Anne and Jane. Jane is much better. Jane never wished for the death of her predecessor's, she ensured the were well treated also Jane is much kinder than Anne

[thespinballwhizzer]

Aww Jane is so cute, she doesn't even know how to kiss properly at first, bless. It was a sweet moment between them whilst it lasted.

[xSmiley97x]

@TudorGeekDisneyFreak Thanks! :)

[TudorGeekDisneyFreak]

@xSmiley97x "Just when my belly is doing its business, I find you wenching with Mistress Seymour."

I hope this helps you! :)

[xSmiley97x]

I don't catch everything Anne says, can someone plz tell me from 2:13 to 2:19 :)

[Zaxxarius]

This is real life, this isnt a film. People were like that back then, and they are still like that now. Get over it. He's a cheat.

[lizziemiss945]

@peacedesertrose OHHHH lol. still very sad scene =(

[peacedesertrose]

@lizziemiss945 shes means that shes pregnant/ her belly is doing its business :)

[lizziemiss945]

Was Anne coming in to tell Henry the baby was kicking? Seems so when she says "just when my belly is doing it's business." so sad

[NewDawnFades608]

@KendraWilk There was more of a scientific basis why Henry and Anne would not have any more surviving children. Basically something in Henry and Anne's genetic information wasn't compatible, and it dictated that after their first-born child, all the children that come after would be stillborn. Of course, they didn't know it back then, but they still wouldn't have produced more children, so Henry would have gotten rid of her anyway after a while.