One inaccuracy I would like to point out in this episode. When Elizabeth is summoned by Edward Seymour, he suggests King Eric XIV of Sweden as a potential husband for her. Eric XIV did not become King of Sweden until 1560. This potential match was first suggested by Eric's father King Gustav I in 1558, during Mary's reign. Interestingly, Mary was apparently not unreceptive to the offer, despite Gustav being an arch Protestant. She was howver annoyed by the fact that Elizabeth was approached first, without consulting her. Elizabeth, however, immediately informed Mary about the offer. Another reason for Mary's annoyance was that she feared Phillip II might think she had initiated the proposed match when she was actually supposed to be steering Elizabeth towards Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy, a close ally of Philip's, and, of course, a Catholic. Emmanuel Philibert had also been suggested as a potential husband for Mary, prior to her marriage to Philip.