1536 -THE TOWER OF LONDON

In which Anne decides she must tell Wyatt the truth before she goes to the block.

After the story Jessica and Gage discuss whether or not Anne would still consider herself a Catholic when she died.

 THE CLIFFS OF DOVER

 In which Constance uses her words to disgust the pious Charles.

After the story Jessica and Gage discuss the notorious life of the historical Charles Paget.

ON THE GRAVESEND ROAD

In which Constance is caught by Black Jack who is honor bound to drag her back to London and the judgement of the crown. 

After the story Jessica and Gage talk about the famous road from London to Dover and the difference between highwayman and footpads.

In which Constance rides through the dark streets of London and encounters Howard men who doubt her disguise.

After the story, Jessica and Gage discuss the Roman history of London, and speculate on the meaning of female bravery in the 16th century.

 THE ARUNDEL INN

 In which Constance fears  punishment at the hands of Howards and Philomena suggests a terrible option.

After the story Jessica and Gage discuss the very few ways a woman could gain power during the Tudor Period.

THE GARDEN OF CECIL HOUSE

 In which Constance discovers the nature of Rutland’s love.

OUTSIDE THE POULTRY COMPTER

In which the history of the relic is told and Constance is given a deadly assignment.

After the reading Jessica and Gage discuss Rizzo's murder and the difficulty of getting the news of the attempted overthrow of Mary Queen of Scots from Edinburgh to London.

THE POULTRY COMPTER

 In which Lady Mildred forces Constance to make an impossible bargain.

After the story Jessica and Gage debate whether or not Elizabeth I was as temperamental as her father.

1532 --QUARRENDON HOUSE --THE HOME OF MARGARET AND ANTHONY LEE

In which Anne lays bare a dangerous future.

After the story, Jessica and Gage debate whether Anne and Henry were or were not in love and the questionable timing of Anne's pregnancy with Elizabeth.

THE POULTRY COMPTER

In which Constance is in part forgiven then wholly condemned.

After the reading Jessica and Gage talk about plague doctors; the role they played in helping people live and die, and the statistical information they gathered that we still use today.