| Francis and Mary | |
|---|---|
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| Real Names: | Francis de Valois Mary Stuart |
| Ship Name: | Frary |
| Status: | Over, ended in Francis' death |
| Relationship: | |
| Length of Relationship: |
On-and-off, 2 years |
| Affiliates: |
Kingdom of France |
| First Appearance: | Pilot |
| Last Appearance: | In a Clearing All It Cost Her (Flashback) |
| GALLERY | |
- "It's pretty obvious now that for us to
stay sane, we need to be together." - —Francis to Mary
History[]
Early History[]
Queen Mary of Scotland and Prince Francis of France were children when they were introduced at French Court. However, Mary was sent away to a convent for her protection, where she lived until she returned to court several years later.
Season 1[]
Pilot   That afternoon, Mary was surprised to find Francis working in her old room and questions him about becoming a blacksmith, and they exchanged their fears of being royals. Mary told him he would never have to worry about his security, as she wound always protect him. The next day Mary brought stones she found by the river to Francis, glad they were getting along. When he answered his door he was unhappy with her presence and told her to go away, and Mary realized he had another woman in his room.
That evening at Elisabeth and Philip's Wedding, Francis watched Mary dancing with her Ladies-in-Waiting. Hours later, Francis apologized for his behavior, but it was not long before they were fighting again. Francis told Mary they would only marry if it was right for France, and their feelings had nothing to do with it. They next day, the couple made up once more. They almost shared their first kiss but didn't.
Snakes in the Garden At Charles and Madeleine's Engagement Party that evening, Mary talks to the English envoy, Simon Westbrook, who arrived shortly after Madeleine. He questions her engagement with Francis and makes a thinly-veiled threat in an attempt to scare her into backing away from Franco-Scottish alliance. Francis, who has listened in on their conversation, interrupts, calling Mary "darling" and taking her away from Simon. When they're alone, he suggests they put on a front and pretend their engagement is strong while the English creep at court. She agrees.   The next day Mary and Francis are talking to each other while watching a blindfolded Charles and Madeleine play a game. Mary points to Charles, saying he's not listening to Madeleine, but Francis insists, Madeleine isn't speaking loud enough. Their conversation becomes heated when Mary relays the information about Colin, saying it was someone from Court in a high position. Francis becomes angry with her when she suggested it might be his mother.
After heading back to her room early, Mary runs screaming for help after a servant girl seemingly dies in her chambers. Francis arrives to help, and Mary tells him about the secret passageways in her room, suggesting someone came in her room that way. After the English envoy is questioned but comes up clean. Later, Francis apprises Mary of Colin's death, leaving her with no proof against her counter-conspirator. Mary also confides in Francis in her belief that his mother is plotting against her. She adds that she is considering returning to Scotland, as she fears for her life.
Mary is standing outside overlooking the water when Francis approaches her. He apologises for his actions earlier. Mary still insists on his mother's guilt and Francis takes her by surprise when he tells her that he believes her and swears to be there for her as a friend. He takes her hand and they both smile. Kissed   That evening Francis and Mary begin a proper ballroom dance as he tries to explain himself, but are interrupted by Tomás of Portugal. Francis moved back to stand with his brother as seductive Portuguese music plays. There is a lot of touching and spinning around before it ends, leaving Francis angry.
 Francis finds Mary at the Boating Party to tells her the good news. He got her 6 companies of men for Scotland. Francis admits she may still be better off with Tomás as he doesn't know when they will marry, but admits she would rather have hope with him.   "You should marry Tomás!" The next morning Francis is explaining the battle strategies they have in place for Scotland. Their attention is draw outside, as they both look out the window and see a seriously injured Bash. He is rushed to the infirmary, and Nostradamus puts him to sleep with herbs. In the hallway Henry tells his son that what happened to Bash is his fault. Mary goes after him and tries to console him, but he's too upset over his brother. He tells her to wed Tomás as he can no longer help her. He kisses her goodbye and tells her she must do what is right for her country. Hearts and Minds Royal Blood - (Mentioned)   2 months later, Francis returned to French Court behind Lola, who tells everyone they had ran into each other in Paris. The two ex-lovers have an awkward conversation, having not seen each other in months. Frances tells Mary, he's only back to save his mother. Hoping they could both leave and be exiled. He wasn't looking to, or wanting to stay around for Mary and Sebastian's wedding. Francis was later informed by his mother that he and Mary could now wed as Nostradamus's Predictions had now changed for whatever reason.   Francis rode out to find Mary and his brother, but they got into a fight with each other over Mary, and Mary herself broke them apart. Frances blurted out that Nostradamus's visions had changed, and they could now be together. Bash asked Mary to be with him. Mary stayed quiet, not sure what to do. In the throne room, Henry informed everyone, that Mary Tudor, Queen of England was dead. This meant Mary had to decide to marry one of his sons that night.   I choose you! Mary saw Francis and ran towards him. She kissed him and said she loved him, and picked him. She showed him the empty piece of paper and explained how his mother had helped her decide. They could now be together, happy and forever. Francis didn't understand the empty paper but kissed Mary back anyway. She then begged Francis to keep Sebastian safe, she didn't want him punished because he reached for the crown. Francis promised he would. Both ignoring the fact, that Bash was only in that situation because of Mary. Before his wedding, Francis paid a visit to his brother and banished him unofficially from court.   Till death do us part. In the Church, everyone gathered for the Royal wedding. Francis stood at the front, waiting for Mary to walk down. Music began and everyone looked to the doors. Queen Mary of Scott was dressed in a gorgeous, long flowing, hand-made wedding dress. She walked down the steps with her ladies five paces behind her. The young couple looked at each other with loving eyes. They smiled at each other as they both looked forward towards the priest. They kneeled before him as they signed the legal documents of their marriage certificate. Hours later, the consummated their vows in front of nobles, including Bash.   2 months later, the newlyweds were heading back from their honeymoon. Frances asked why his wife looked so troubled and promised that his mother would no longer be an obstacle for them. When the subject of Bash was brought up, Mary said how she hoped he was safe and would find happiness. Francis ignored her comment and brought up how he couldn't wait to start a family with her.
  Back at Court, Mary was with her ladies when Catherine interrupted the little reunion, sweet as ever, and exclaimed how happy she was to have them back at court. She then told them she needed a word with her son in private. That evening they had a small spat. He was annoyed with her trying to find out where Bash had gone. Mary come clean and admitted Bash had been in their room. She asked him if he had tried to have him killed. Francis was insulted and asked if she thought he would ever do such a thing. He explained, as the next King of France he could plant witnesses, stories, and testaments, but none of it mattered if she didn't believe. He ended the conversation with a threat for Bash. That night they went to bed annoyed with each other.   Weeks later, Mary was watching Lola and Count Philipe Nardin a servant girl offers her some food, a pomegranate tart. Wanting to be helpful she tells Mary that her sister ate 10 a day and within a month was pregnant. Francis intervened and told Mary that she was just wanted to see them happy and pregnant. As both their nations did. Francis then requests a dance from his wife.   Francis was walking with Mary and the topic of Philipe Nardin came up again. He explains how he doesn't think Philipe is the best match as he prefers the company of men to women while in bed. Francis confesses that he'd been talking to Lola about it too and this infuriates Mary. She asks if they were confiding in each other and Francs admits they slept together in Paris, and Mary tells him she had her suspicions. Later, Mary sees candles surrounding her room. Francis is there and says he was a fool for not offering one to his own wife. Mary brings up the subject of him and Lola and says that she has forgiven them both. They begin to make out and Mary tells them that it is not the right time. She tells him how she appreciates how hard he has been trying to give her a baby'. Francis tells her that he doesn't make love to her to have a baby; He wants a baby because he loves her.
Toy Soldiers Long Live the King Mary Stuart wrote a letter to Queen Elizabeth, stating that she wanted peace with her cousin and her country, and for that, she's willing to relinquish her claim on England forever. For if Mary Stuart staked her claim, thousands of people would die to try and make it good. Either Elizabeth or Mary Stuart would end up losing their heads. Mary Stuart was content with being the Queen of Scotland and future Queen of France. King Henry said they'd take time to celebrate Calais, but mobilization had already begun. He wants to attack England within the week, and slay Queen Elizabeth and put Mary on the throne. |
Season 2[]
The Plague - (Mentioned) Drawn and Quartered Mary and Francis' differing approaches to ruling puts them at odds, as Mary wants to stand up to the nobility, while Francis sees no other option but to bow down to their demands. But they have a common foe, Lord Narcisse, who they work together to deceive. In the end, Mary allows Francis to claim his son. Coronation However, his deal for grain falls through and Mary secures another one, angering Francis, as she is supposed to be staying out of ruling affairs. However, they work together to trade protestant prisoners for grain, a deal that will aid a hungry France and establish religious tolerance.   Freshly crowned king and queen Francis acknowledges that it was wrong of him to ask Mary to take a step back, as he now knows that they achieve greater things when they work together, not apart. He adds that this is not a coronation for a king, but for a king and queen. The Lamb and the Slaughter   Later that night, Francis takes Mary out on the balcony to show her floating lanterns in the sky. He organised it for her to remind her of when they used to chase fireflies to assuage her pain. He reminds her that she is the light of his life, no matter how dark the world gets.
Blood for Blood   We are supposed to rule together! But the following day, Francis makes a decision to release murderers to appease Catholic nobles, which Mary cannot understand or support. Francis made that decision on his own accord, without consulting it with Mary first, which understandably angered Mary even more. That, Francis keeping secrets from her and shutting her out, put a strain on their relationship. Late that night, Mary reminds Francis that she loves him, but starts questioning his decision to release the murderers. She confronts him about hiding something from her, but he keeps dodging her questions. Her failed inquisition leads her to draw a conclusion on her own: Francis is worried that she can't bear him a child. Francis affirms her suspicion, using it as an answer to conceal his true intention.
Three Queens Mary jumps at the opportunity to leave the castle and go to a noble's party in Beauvais with Catherine, but later in the episode, she reveals her true reason behind wanting to go to Beauvais: she heard that a renowed physician with knowledge of women's problems resides there. She wanted someone who could help her have a baby, all for Francis. After an eventful day of danger and adrenaline, Mary and Francis talk in their chamber. Francis admits that he didn't mean what he said before, not even in the moment, and claims that he was just trying to protect her. Mary asks what he's so afraid of and vows to stand by his side no matter what. He dismisses it as simply feeling the pressure of being king and hugs her and buries his face into his neck. Mary appears to be sad because Francis is still not being honest with her. The Prince of the Blood   Don't sign the edict! However, Francis later tells her that he is considering signing it, as he believes he may not have any other choice, being a Catholic king of a Catholic nation. But Mary pleads with him to refuse to bow to the nobles and let his heart rule his decision.
He asks Mary to stand aside while he deals with the situation on his own, and Mary pretends to accept it, but she has a plan up her sleeve that she secretly shares and executes with Lord Condé. She has one Protestant noble come forward and publicly oppose the edict, and when the noble appears to be too scared to do so, Condé steps forward in his stead.   Francis tells her that although she disobeyed his request, he is grateful for her interfering. Mary admits that she wanted to give him a chance to do the right thing. Later, Francis jogs over to her and reminds her that no matter what happens, he loves her. But their truce is short-lived, as Mary soon finds out that Francis indeed signed the edict. Mary argues with him, even giving him an ultimatum.
Francis claims to have realized that he needed the support of his nobles, but Mary deems it an act of cowardice. He tries to tell her that he did it for her, but Mary is beyond done with his excuses. She is convinced that the man she fell in love with is dead. He concludes that if that is what she thinks, she should leave him and return to Scotland. Terror of the Faithful However, Francis doesn't listen to either of them and by the time his conscience starts trickling back in, the damage has already been done. France is on the verge of a revolt and Mary blames Francis for it.
Acts of War That evening, Mary is told that Francis is leaving the castle to have a meeting with The Vatican to smooth over the news of the engagement, unbeknown to where Francis really went. In the night, a group of Protestant radicals storm the castle and kill a lot of people. A few of them even break into Mary's bedroom, and a man called Severin rapes Mary, while another man pins her down.   Mary reassures her court that she and Francis were untouched and that the assassins failed in their aim to kill their king, but she later reveals to Francis that she lied. She divulges what she truly endured that night and asks Francis to find and kill the men who did that to her. Mercy Mary ends up taking matters into her own hands and with the help of Condé, she kills her attackers. She breaks down when telling Francis that she ended their lives and that it's over, likely also referring to their relationship. She tells him that she has had time to think, enough to decide that they should live separate lives. Francis objects, arguing that they love each other, but Mary replies with a fact that even he can't deny.
Getaway When Mary returns, she is pleasantly surprised to learn that Francis successfully drove the Vatican out of France. However, when she goes to look for him, she finds him asleep in bed, with Lola lying beside him and their baby in between them, which appears to upset her and she leaves without waking them up. Banished Later at a distance, Francis sees Mary lay a hand on Condé's forearm to stop him from leaving. This perhaps prompts him to argue with Condé that evening, which even escalates into a duel, resulting in Francis getting a cut on his cheek.   Sparring over Mary Mary takes Francis away to clean his cut, during which Francis tells Mary that Condé has feelings for her, and alludes to believing that she encouraged him. He schools her on the way that the world works, the unfairness that it exhibits toward women and reminds her of the merciless punishment she would receive for having an affair. He claims to say it out of love and care for her, but Mary doesn't see it that way.
That evening, as Mary is mourning the loss of her friend, Greer, Francis offers to stay with her to assuage her pain and sleep on a sofa near her bed to watch over her while she sleeps, an offer that Mary welcomes. Sins of the Past Just as they're trying to move forward, the past comes back to haunt them, and Francis is yet again reminded of his sins, their cause, and their devastating consequences. And so, Mary goes on a tirade about how they can't continue in their relationship, even releasing him to be with another. When Francis asks her how she could send him to another, she replies:
The End of Mourning Forbidden   That night, Francis is escorted by his guards into Mary's chamber, where they start kissing until they end up in bed. As they're starting to go further, Mary briefly pauses and notes that the sound of Francis' breath makes her nervous. But she carries on with Francis, until Francis stops on the grounds that it's too soon to be intimate. However, the night takes a turn for the worse when Francis presumes that Mary has feelings for Louis of Condé.
Mary compounds the situation by confirming Francis' suspicion. She continues by adding that she can't get back together with Francis, as there is too much painful history for them to overcome, while Condé is untarnished. Unfortunately for Mary, Francis forbids her union with Condé. Tasting Revenge Tempting Fate Reversal of Fortune   How could you? However, she eventually goes through with it. Not long after that, Francis wakes and announces his decision in regard to his army to Mary and Catherine. Much to Mary's relief and Catherine's disapproval, Francis has decided to send two-thousand French troops to Scotland. When Mary asks him why he would do that after her betrayal, he replies that he is doing it to honour their alliance and spurns her for not doing the same. He adds that he intends to live his life more wisely now, not leaving much hope for rekindling their relationship.
  A few weeks have passed, and Francis and Mary's relationship is as tense as ever, especially with coming retaliation against the crown for sending troops to Scotland, and in turn, supporting a Catholic queen. Condé also returns to court after being away, putting Mary and Francis' relationship into further jeopardy. At th end of the episode, Francis tells Mary of Condé's marriage to Queen Elizabeth. Mary is in disbelief at first, but after the shock wears off, she tries to justify Condé's actions. Mary then recounts how Condé told her that he was approached by Elizabeth's envoy some weeks ago, but he swore that he would reject her proposal. Francis is shocked that Mary didn't think to share it with him, because if Condé is now King Consort of England and Elizabeth has a stronghold in France, combined with Condé's claim to the throne, Francis and Mary may cease to be King and Queen of France.
Fugitive When Francis finds out that Mary had a hand in helping him, he is livid. Mary tries to reassure him by saying that she and Condé are over, but Francis believes they aren't because Condé is ingrained in her heart forever. Mary goes to Francis and declares that they ought to forgive each other, but he isn't so fond of the idea, not when France is endangered by the man whom Mary helped escape.
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Season 3[]
Three Queens, Two Tigers But there is a way to save Scotland. Mary and Francis enlist the help of a pirate, Martin de Lambert and his men to steal gold for them, which Mary and Francis When they learn that Queen Catherine is conspiring against Mary, they track her down and take her back to French Court, where she is thrown into the dungeon. Betrothed The plan is for Mary to marry Prince Charles. Mary is against it, but eventually agrees. Charles, however, is not so easily swayed. With Catherine's advice, he pretends to accept her proposal, only to go back on his word after Francis' death. But Mary and Francis find out about his deceit and use Catherine's plot to have King Antoine's entire family murdered a way to turn Charles against her. In the end, Charles accepts her proposal, but he is genuinely means it this time. And while that is good news for Mary, she is still distraught over having to map out her future without Francis in it.
Extreme Measures Mary tries to negotiate with Antoine on Francis' behalf, but Antoine demands to talk to the King. so Francis gathers his strength to talk to him. However, he collapses on the way to him, so the negotiation is postponed to a ball that evening.   Francis and Mary go to the ball, where they share their last dance. Because Francis is weak, Mary leads the dance. Antoine disappears during their dance, and Mary later finds out from Sebastian why: England has offered to help Antoine. Mary immediately knows who to call for help. Catherine blackmails Nicholas into rescinding his offer to help Navarre, leaving Antoine with no choice but to seek help from France. Mary and Francis will release Condé under the condition that Antoine signs his claim to the French Throne away. Antoine is unwilling to do so at first, but when he sees what lengths Francis is willing to go to in order to protect Mary and Charles' reign, he signs his claim away.   Your fight is my fight. When Francis pledges to fight for Scotland until his last breath, Mary realizes Mary realize that it wasn't the alliance that has always protected her, it was Francis and his love for her, so when he dies, the alliance will die with him. Mary decides that she cannot marry Charles, and instead considers Prince Don Carlos of Spain as a potential husband. She also encourages Francis to consider Catherine as regent, because they both know how devoted she is to the Valois line. He heeds her advice, and releases Catherine from the dungeon. In a Clearing Mary decided to give up her claim for herself, and for Scotland. To give James a fighting chance to rule as regent, in a time of peace, not war. And if James ruled Scotland well, Mary would never have to go home, and stay with Francis. Francis' untimely death leaves Mary vulnerable. For much of the rest of the season, Mary mourns Francis' death. |
Quotes[]
Prince Francis: Every man, even a king, should have some kind of skill. [1] Prince Francis: If you're ever going to be the Queen of France, you need to understand something. Kings do not answer to their wives. [1] Prince Francis: Love is irrelevant to people like us. [1] Queen Mary: You are not the only one with a country to think of. [1] Queen Mary: My mother will understand because I can't bring home any armies and I can't wed any kings if I'm dead. [2] Queen Mary: Elizabeth has support as well. Armies she's been gathering for years. You realize what laying claim to England can cost me? Queen Mary: I love you. But I won't let other people die for me. [3] Prince Francis: I see a future for us quite clearly. We would be happy. I would give anything to spend my life, however long, at your side. Prince Francis: You and I will neve see each other again. [5] Prince Francis: We are royals. We have the power to do terrible things. Without trust, we're nothing. [6] Prince Francis: I don't make love to you because I want a baby. I want a baby because I love you. [7] Queen Mary: You love a girl, not a queen, or you would allow me to be one! [8] Queen Mary: Trust is a luxury I can no longer afford. [9] Queen Mary: It isn't fair, the privileges we are given. Or the prices we must pay for them. [10] |
Queen Mary: Out of all the people you could have slept with, did it have to be one of my ladies? One of my closest friends?! [11] King Francis: And it won't hurt to show the nobles, many twice my age, that if you obey me, they can too. Lord Narcisse: She speaks for you in this? King Francis: I want the same world as you do, the better one. And the only way to build it is together. We do greater things when we act as one, when we trust each other as equals. This is not a coronation for a king. It is for a king and queen. [12] Queen Mary: I am with child. Our child, at last! [13] King Francis: I don't think I've ever been this happy in my entire life! [13] King Francis: The word can be dark, Mary, and uncertain and cruel. The only thing that matters is that we face it together. No matter what happens, you are my light. [13] King Francis: Whatever the future brings, you are my light. [13] Queen Mary: Do you worry that I can't bear you a child? King Francis: Mary, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have. I wish... Queen Mary: Take a stand, my love. I'll take it with you. [15] Queen Mary: You are not the man I fell in love with. And you are not the king I want to rule beside. [15] Queen Mary: You did this to us. To France. For all that you claim you are trying to protect us, I have lost all faith in you. And the man I thought you were. [16] Queen Mary: I've had some time to think. I believe that we should lead separate lives. King Francis: Doubts like these start wars. You put your country at risk, as well as your life. [18] Queen Mary: Oh is that caring? It sounds like a man trying to tighten his grip on a woman. You'll understand if I don't stay to hear more. [18] King Francis: I don't want you to feel so alone. King Francis: How could you send me to another? How?! King Francis: I don't want to move on with others, with anyone. But... you do? [19] King Francis: Did you come to me because you're afraid you'll go to him? Or because you want to secure your rule in Scotland before you do? [19] King Francis: I cannot bear to see you in pain. And I will not be the cause of any more suffering. [20] Queen Mary: I want you to live! Please, please live. [21] Queen Mary: I remember when I couldn't be this close to you or even hear the sound of your breath. I cling to that sound now. I don't want it to end. [21] Queen Mary: I have to ask the same question. Why? King Francis: Make of that what you will, but I have been given a second chance at life, and I intend to live it more wisely. So the next time I'm staring at death, I can have no regrets. [21] King Francis: I think you should leave. King Francis: Well... you were planning on abandoning our marriage, flee France, and run off with my cousin, so... I no longer care what you do. [22] King Francis: This could mean the end of our reign! [22] King Francis: You will always see him, just as I will always see you. Naked and in each other's arms. [23] Queen Mary: We are king and queen, chained together as surely as prisoners in a dungeon. And if we are not to suffer as prisoners do, we must make peace with each other. [23] Queen Mary: What would Condé gain? King Francis: Save your apologies. Your words have no meaning to me. [24] Queen Mary: I love you, Francis. I always have. [25] Queen Mary: It's terrible. Especially if we think we can save each other. We can't. We can only love each other. [25] |
Queen Mary: Am I really planning a life, a future, without you? [26] King Francis: You are the prettiest vampire that I've ever seen. [27] Queen Mary: I would go to any lengths, Francis. Any lengths. [28] King Francis: All that's left now is to enjoy my final hours. [28] King Francis: I love you. And I thank God for the time we've had. [28] King Francis: You did it! King Francis: Well, I suppose you're going to have to settle for being the queen of two nations, not three. [29] Queen Mary: I always knew we would be wed, even when I first returned and you were nothing but worry and reservations. King Francis: We were meant to be happy, and we were, but I have another fate, predicted long ago. [29] King Francis: You must wed again. You must love again. King Francis: I love you, Mary Stuart. Forever. [30] |
Notes[]
- Nostradamus made a Prediction about Francis and Mary that follows them throughout the series.
- If Francis and Mary wed, it will cost young Francis his life. [1] - Queen Mary was briefly engaged to Tomás of Portugal, when Prince France could not help Scotland from being invaded by England. [31][32]
- Francis had an open affir with Olivia D'Amencourt while formally engaged to Queen Mary. [33][34][35]
- Mary and Francis kissed for the first time when they were sixteen. [31]
- Mary lost her virginity to Francis at sixteen. [35]
- Queen Mary married Prince Francis in a lavish wedding ceremony. [36]
- They became King and Queen of France on King Francis' Coronation. [12]
- Mary was pregnant with Francis' child, but lost it soon after.
- Mary was raped by two Protestant extremists when they failed to find and kill King Francis. [37]
- Francis ordered the death of 21 Protestants for the rape of Queen Mary. [38]
- Mary began to have feelings for, followed by an affair with Louis of Condé. [39][40]
- They have had many sexual encounters together. [35][5][12][13][41][29]. In-between was Mary's affair with Louis of Condé [39][40] and Francis' one night stand with Lady Amelie. [42]
Historical Notes[]
- Mary was briefly engaged to Prince Edward of England when she was 6 months old, and for an even shorter time, she was considered for King Philip's first son, Don Carlos who was 4 years her junior.
- April 4, 1558 Mary knowingly signed The Crown Matrimonial - a secret agreement bequeathing Scotland and her claim to England to the French crown if she died without heirs. She and Prince Francis partook in a secret wedding ceremony.
- Francis and Mary's public wedding took place on 24 of April in 1558 at the Church of Notre Dame in Paris.
Appearances[]
| Season One | ||||||||||
| Pilot | Snakes in the Garden | Kissed | Hearts and Minds | A Chill in the Air | Chosen | Left Behind | Fated | For King and Country | Sacrifice | Inquisition |
| Royal Blood | Consummation | Dirty Laundry | The Darkness | Monsters | Liege Lord | No Exit | Toy Soldiers | Higher Ground | Long Live the King | Slaughter of Innocence |
| Season Three | ||||||||||
| Three Queens, Two Tigers | Betrothed | Extreme Measures | The Price | In a Clearing | Fight or Flight | The Hound and the Hare | Our Undoing | Wedlock | ||
| Bruises That Lie | Succession | No Way Out | Strange Bedfellows | To The Death | Safe Passage | Clans | Intruders | Spiders in a Jar | ||
| Season Four | ||||||||||
| With Friends Like These | A Grain of Deception | Leaps of Faith | Playing With Fire | Highland Games | Love & Death | Hanging Swords | Uncharted Waters | |||
| Pulling Strings | A Better Man | Dead of Night | The Shakedown | Coup de Grace | A Bride. A Box. A Body. | Blood in the Water | All It Cost Her | |||
Related Pages[]
Pages relating to Francis and Mary are the following:
• King Francis • Queen Mary
• Mary and Francis' Wedding • King Francis' Coronation
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