Anne Boleyn

King Henry VIII

Anne is Henry's wife, but their relationship is fraught with political manipulation and fading affection as Henry grows suspicious of her.

Lady Mary

Anne and Mary are bitter enemies, with Anne as the usurping queen and Mary as the displaced princess, each seeking the other's downfall.

Lascelles

Anne uses Lascelles as a spy and messenger, but she distrusts him, and he secretly works against her for the Protestant reformers.

Lady Rochford

Lady Rochford is Anne's sister-in-law, but their relationship is cold and treacherous, as Rochford schemes against Anne.

Katharine Howard

Anne sees Katharine as a rival for Henry's affection and a threat to her position, while Katharine is caught in Anne's political games.

Magister Udal

Anne employs Udal as a secretary and go-between, but she treats him with contempt and uses him for her schemes.

Thomas Culpepper

Anne and Culpepper share a flirtatious and dangerous attraction, which becomes a tool for her enemies to destroy her.

Emperor Charles V

Anne and Charles are political enemies, as Charles supports Catherine of Aragon and Mary, and he despises Anne's influence on Henry.

Archbishop Cranmer

Anne and Cranmer are allies in the Protestant cause, but their alliance is fragile as Cranmer prioritizes his own survival and Henry's will.

Margot Poins

Margot is a loyal servant and confidante to Anne, providing emotional support and carrying out her secret tasks.

Lady Mary

Anne and Mary are bitter enemies, with Anne as the usurping queen and Mary as the displaced princess, each seeking the other's downfall.

King Henry VIII

Anne is Henry's wife, but their relationship is fraught with political manipulation and fading affection as Henry grows suspicious of her.

II

Mentioned as a former queen and Norfolk's niece, whose fate serves as a warning to Katharine.