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The English Reformation is in full swing.''Queen Anne suffers from nightmares and feels threatened by Katherine and her daughter.''Henry pays an unplanned visit to an old friend, Sir John Seymour, father of Jane Seymour.
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    Matters of State was a perfect episode of The Tudors. I enjoyed watching this episode because The Reformation continues to change England, Anne has nightmares about Lady Mary, and poor Queen Katherine of Aragon had some really emotional scenes. I was touched by her courage, strength and honor. Anne celebrates some good news and is definitely riding the quiet before the storm. It is interesting to see the continued liasons and apparent relationship between George Boleyn and Marc the musician and dance master. I really enjoy seeing the life style of these times, and their celebrations. I look forward to watching the next episode of The Tudors!!!!!!!moreless

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    • This episode is rated TV-MA for adult content. Edit
    • Original International Air Dates: Greece: July 8, 2008 on Mega Germany: January 7, 2009 on ProSieben Switzerland: April 7, 2010 on SF1 Slovakia: April 22, 2011 on Doma Edit
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    • Thomas Boleyn: Anne, I did not bring you up to have opinions, or to express them or to quarrel with those closest to the crown. Queen Anne: But I'm closest to the crown, I am the king's wife. Thomas Boleyn (pulls her to him): And you should remember how you got there! Edit
    • Mark Smeaton: Have you told her about me, about us? George Boleyn: No. Mark Smeaton: Why the hell not? You're George Boleyn, like a bloody god around here. George Boleyn: If you could read Greek, Master Smeaton, you would know that even the gods have problems with their wives. Edit
    • (On being told about Katherine's death) Queen Anne: Now I am indeed queen. Edit
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