Lady Jane Grey part 14: Queen Mary Intends to Pardon Jane

The transcript details the aftermath of Jane's trial, her family's attempts to defend her, and her interactions during imprisonment. Despite being sentenced to death, Jane remains composed and expresses her strong Protestant faith. Rumors about her legitimacy and political unrest due to Mary's betrothal to Philip of Spain are also discussed.

What reason did Jane's parents give to argue her marriage to Guilford was invalid?

• She was already married to someone else.

• She was promised to a low-ranking member of Bishop Gardner's household.

• Guilford was not of noble birth.

• The marriage was not approved by the church.

How did Jane describe Queen Mary during her dinner in the tower?

• As a kind friend

• As a fierce enemy

• As a merciful princess

• As a strict ruler

What was Jane's reaction to Northumberland's conversion?

• She was confused by it.

• She supported it.

• She was indifferent.

• She expressed hatred towards him.

What did Jane wear to her trial as a sign of regret?

• A black dress

• A white gown

• A blue robe

• A red cloak

What symbol did Jane carry to show her Protestant faith?

• A cross

• A candle

• A Bible

• A rosary

What was the public's reaction to Mary's betrothal to Philip of Spain?

• It was supported by all.

• It was celebrated widely.

• It caused unrest and was unpopular.

• It was met with indifference.

What did Jane's father do to try to save her?

• He organized a rebellion.

• He bribed the judges.

• He pledged loyalty to Mary.

• He fled the country.