Lady Mary Grey part 4: Thomas Keyes Dies and Lady Mary Demands Freedom

Mary was considered for the English throne if Elizabeth remained childless. She faced hardship at Gresham House, isolated with books. Her husband, Thomas Keyes, was released but couldn't reunite with her. After his death, Mary became defiant, demanding freedom and recognition of her marriage.

What was the reason for Mary Gray's consideration as a potential heir to the English throne?

• Her marriage to Thomas Keyes

• Elizabeth's declaration of her illegitimacy

• Her escape from Scotland

• Her relationship with the Duchess of Suffolk

Why was Mary Gray's stay with Thomas Gresham unhappy?

• She was not allowed to read books

• Thomas Gresham was blind and his wife resented her

• She was forced to work in the garden

• She was not provided with any financial support

What was Thomas Keyes' request to the Archbishop of Canterbury?

• To be given a new position

• To be allowed to live with his wife

• To be released from prison

• To be allowed to visit his children

What did Mary Gray request after her husband's death?

• To be given a new residence

• To return to Scotland

• To raise her husband's children and wear mourning dress

• To be allowed to remarry

How did Mary Gray's attitude change after her husband's death?

• She became more defiant and demanded her release

• She sought reconciliation with the Greshams

• She became more submissive

• She decided to leave England