: While searching for internal enemies, Richard Pole uncovers physical evidence—including wax seals—of high-ranking nobles conspiring with the Yorkist pretender. The most shocking revelation is the involvement of Sir William Stanley, the brother of Henry’s stepfather.
: Forced to choose between her loyalty to her husband and her own mother, she ultimately prioritizes her children and her current title. The White Princess 1x5
: Henry sends Lizzie’s cousin, Maggie Pole, to Burgundy to identify the young man claiming to be the Duke of York. Despite her internal doubts that the boy might actually be her cousin, Maggie returns and publicly proclaims him an impostor to protect her own family. : While searching for internal enemies, Richard Pole
: During a banquet to celebrate young Prince Henry being named the Duke of York, the Dowager Queen Elizabeth Woodville publicly denounces Henry. She proclaims that her son Richard is alive and the rightful king, leading Lizzie to finally turn against her mother and witness her being led away. : Henry sends Lizzie’s cousin, Maggie Pole, to
: Devastated by the death of Jasper, his only true father figure, leaving him isolated and increasingly paranoid at court.
: Showcases extreme ruthlessness, choosing the survival of the Tudor dynasty over her love for Jasper.
: The episode's most shocking moment occurs when Jasper Tudor discovers that Margaret Beaufort was responsible for the murders of the "Princes in the Tower". Horrified and vowing to tell Henry the truth, a sickly Jasper is smothered with a pillow by Margaret to keep her secret and preserve her son’s reign. Key Characters & Themes