How Does Mary Prove Jane’s Guilt in Front of the Court?
With Janes crime revealed, she is taken to the Tower of London to await her execution.
As part of the deal, Frances asks Jane to denounce Ethianism, along with her husband.
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It seems as if the end is definitive for Jane.
After Janes multiple attempts to escape the prison tower fail, she makes one final attempt at evading execution.
Does Mary Successfully Execute Jane and Guildford?
My Lady Jane is a Prime Video original series created by Gemma Burgess. The story is a “what if” style story of English royal history where King Henry VIII’s son Edward, Lady Jane Grey, and her husband Guildford all survive their real-life deaths. In the retelling of history, Jane Grey takes center stage, becoming queen and immediately finding herself facing nefarious villains.
Finally, the night of Jane and Guildfords execution arrives.
Guildford is tied to a stake to bear witness to his wifes execution.
But despite Janes best attempts, she finds herself unable to release Guildford from his bondage.
It seems that Guildford must succumb to the fire enveloping him.
So far,Guildford has never been able to transform at his own will, like other Ethians.
Riding on Guildfords back, Jane finally manages to chart her path toward freedom.
The ending ofMy Lady Janedoes not leave the story on a conclusive note.
In a final twist, it is also revealed that Marys sister, Bess, is an Ethian herself.
This revelation justifies Bess attempts at spoiling her Ethian-hating sisters plans throughout the story.
Meanwhile, the former king, Edward, also seems to have found true love in Fitz.
All episodes ofMy Lady Janeare available to stream on Prime Video.
