3. Was George right to die protecting Elizabeth, and why does Jane take it as rejection?

This is the rise of the Tudors. Make sure you rise with them. In the dazzling, dangerous world of the Tudor Court, nothing is more powerful than a secret - or more deadly.
Post Reply
smkelly
Posts: 144
Joined: Thu Apr 24, 2025 7:35 pm

3. Was George right to die protecting Elizabeth, and why does Jane take it as rejection?

Post by smkelly »

How do you feel about George?

When he casts himself as traitor to protect Princess Elizabeth, Jane considers it ‘his final rejection of me. He has chosen to die so that his niece may keep the title of princess.ʼ Why does Jane see this as rejection?

Do you believe George did the right thing?
Post Reply