Across
- 2. In the end, Henry VIII is a contradiction—a historical _____ woven from historical records
- 4. He is later arrested at _____ to be tried before Henry, but he dies on the way to London.
- 5. Wolsey appeals to the pope for a royal ______
- 7. There is some confusion in the delivery of the ______ and it ends up in the hands of the King
- 9. One could easily imagine a contemporary playgoer thinking to themselves, "but what about that __________ and the four other wives?"
- 11. Henry VIII carries the alternate title ____ ___ ____
- 13. Of course, the historical ______ ___ was a much more complicated individual, both as a person and a monarch
- 15. Katharine defends herself, stating that her ________ to Henry is just and lawful
- 17. ________ _______speaks in his defense, proclaiming his innocence
- 18. Worried about Buckingham’s ____ coming after him, Wolsey makes sure he is sent to Ireland as a deputy
- 19. It is spectacle mixed with court intrigue and more than a dash of _____ propaganda
Down
- 1. __________ condenses more than two decades of events into months, rearranging events for the sake of the story in some cases
- 3. At the __________, Cranmer foretells a noble reign for Elizabeth and glory for England in her time
- 5. pope was caught between competing interests in Henry and Charles, and it was as much his indecision as any actions of Wolsey that led to the cardinal's _________
- 6. The King condemns the assemblage for their treatment of Cranmer and asks him to be the godfather of his newly born daughter, ________
- 8. Wolsey is the conniving ________ power attempting to manipulate a Henry of "gentle nature and great courtesy."
- 10. Although this is true, Wolsey is _________ in his dealings with the nobility, leading them to resent him
- 12. As a point of reference, Cranmer's _________ and trial didn't happen until 1544, at which point Anne was already dead some eight years and Henry was married to his last wife, Catherine Parr
- 14. Wolsey arranges to have him accused of high ______, and he is brought before the court and the King for trial.
- 16. The Treaty of the Field of Cloth of _____, which is the meeting alluded to in the first act, occurred in June of 1520.
