To avoid further bloodshed, King Henry makes a desperate proclamation. I’m not not sure the Queen will agree.

As York’s sons urge him to reconsider his oath, Margaret and Clifford unleash their fury.

After the brutal execution of York, it’s now up to his sons and Warwick to pick up the pieces and carry on reaching for the crown. Margaret is not at all impressed. Threshing with hand flails.

A bloody battle is underway, and Henry must bear witness to the cruelties of civil war.

Henry returns in disguise, as Edward abuses his power, and Richard contemplates his future.

Margaret and her Son Prince Edward travel to France seeking aid from King Lewis, just as Warwick arrives with a tempting offer for alliance with England.

The crown is once again put in jeopardy, as King Edward refuses to see the error of his actions, and favors his new wife’s family over his own brothers.

Kings rescued, friends gathered, a glimmer of hope for the future, and the scent of battle wafting on the air.

As the final battles play out, an end comes early for one of the mightiest, and not even a passionate speech from Margaret can save the day.

King Edward gets to work securing his reign. But restoring the peace means dealing with Margaret, the prince, and Henry VI. Richard takes matters into his own hands.